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W 20–16 vs. Red Boiling Springs · 2026-10-29
Innovation Academy earned its first win, 20–16 over Red Boiling Springs, and completed its listed regular-season schedule. No postseason opponent is listed until independently confirmed.
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Robertson County Source and the current MaxPreps team page agree on the 20–16 final; TSSAA had not yet populated the result during the October 30 review.
Checked 2026-10-30🏀 MBB · Men’s Basketball
TSSAA lists this program as a co-op with Springfield High School for 2026–27. Follow Springfield for varsity games.
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🏀 WBB · Women’s Basketball
TSSAA lists this program as a co-op with Springfield High School for 2026–27. Follow Springfield for varsity games.
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The live Week 11 scoreboard lists Greenbrier's 22–20 win at West Creek, Innovation Academy's 20–16 win over Red Boiling Springs, Clay County's 46–45 win at Jo Byrns and White House Heritage's 43–42 win over Westmoreland. East Nashville at East Robertson and Springfield at White House remain listed as Friday games; no result is inferred for either unfinished matchup.
Innovation Academy defeated Red Boiling Springs 20–16 for its first victory of the season, finishing the regular-season schedule at 1–9. Robertson County Source and MaxPreps agree on the final; no generated article body or publisher image is copied.
The public lede for Calvin White's Week 11 county prediction column reports a 5–1 Week 10 mark and 48–8 season record, identifies Whitwell over Jo Byrns as the lone miss and notes the other six county outcomes. The direct body remains inaccessible, so RCSN retains the verified column metadata and link without reconstructing or publishing the individual Week 11 picks.
Smith County defeated Innovation Academy 9–0 in the October 20 region semifinal at Carthage. The source lists a 7–0 halftime score and closes the Sentinels' season at 3–7–2, with 30 goals scored and 66 allowed across 12 matches.
East Robertson earned the county team award after a 16–5 season. Morgan Ryan was named player of the year and Katie Crutchfield coach of the year, each for a second consecutive season. Greenbrier's second-team selections were Camden Duke and Maddie Robinson; Lyla Meyer, Saigel Myers and Jaylin Pierceall received honorable mentions. The report also recognizes players from Heritage, Springfield, Jo Byrns and Innovation Academy. Its coach-submitted season statistics and honors are retained as attributed observations, separate from shared record-book totals.
Calvin White's Week 10 column previews Greenbrier at Springfield, East Robertson at Greenwood, Sycamore at White House Heritage, Jo Byrns at Whitwell, Pearl-Cohn at White House and Innovation Academy at Clay County. Springfield has held the Pitt-Carroll Trophy for 12 straight seasons; every score in the column remains labeled as a prediction, not a result.
Main Street Preps' school and award indexes identify Jo Byrns senior Brian Rudd as the fan-voted Week 8 Football Player of the Week after the Red Devils' win over Innovation Academy. This is retained as a link-only award result because the individual article returned HTTP 403 during review.
RobCo Daily reports that White House visits Liberty Creek at 7 p.m. October 16 while six other county public-school programs have open dates. White House enters 3–4 overall and 1–0 in Region 6-4A; Liberty Creek is 5–2 and 1–1.
Merrol Hyde Magnet defeated Innovation Academy 10–0 in an October 14 conference-tournament match. The published MaxPreps final lists every goal in the first half and leaves the Sentinels at 3–6–2.
East Robertson's Kason Young and Jo Byrns' Brian Rudd were Week 8 fan-award finalists. The nomination report credits Young with four passing touchdowns plus a rushing score against Houston County, and Rudd with three passing scores, one rushing touchdown and a punt-return score against Innovation Academy. It also credits Pearl-Cohn's LJ Funk with four first-half touchdown passes against Greenbrier. This is an archived nomination report: voting ended October 16, and nominations are not winner announcements. The prior-winners list identifies Greenbrier's Vincent Ward as the Week 5 first star.
The 2026–27 Men’s and Women’s Basketball desk brings together school schedules, calendar reminders and source links. Four tournament dates await opponents. Innovation Academy’s varsity schedules remain unverified, and other schedules may be incomplete.
RobCo Daily reports Jackson County defeated East Robertson 3–2 in region volleyball. Its roundup also covers Heritage’s region exit, Innovation Academy’s 2–1 soccer win over East Robertson, and Greenbrier’s 9–0 soccer loss to Macon County.
October 9 finals: East Robertson 49–0 over Houston County, Jo Byrns 42–0 over Innovation Academy, and Pearl-Cohn 54–12 over Greenbrier. RCSN retains Greenbrier’s TSSAA-confirmed 1–6 record, excluding the postponed Whites Creek game.
Brian Rudd threw three touchdown passes, ran for another score and returned a punt for a touchdown as Jo Byrns beat Innovation Academy 42–0. The feature says he entered the game with 790 passing yards and 772 rushing yards and had accounted for 29 touchdowns through eight games after the win.
Jo Byrns won 42–0 against Innovation Academy. The Red Devils are 6–2; next is Whitwell on 2026-10-23.
Innovation Academy defeated Tennessee Heat 3–1 on October 8 and reached 8–14. The Sentinels won the first two sets and finished the match with a 25–9 fourth set.
Springfield won 48–0 and White House Heritage lost 21–7 on Thursday, October 8. The roundup also records Innovation Academy’s rescheduled October 5 loss at Stewart County, 41–0.
On October 6, Heritage beat Greenbrier 6–1 in soccer. Innovation Academy lost 3–0 to Trousdale County in volleyball; Springfield soccer lost 5–0 to Watertown.
Innovation Academy won 3–2 on October 5: 20–25, 25–21, 11–25, 25–22, 15–11. Natalie Black recorded 11 kills, a .524 hitting percentage and nine blocks.
Calvin White's Week 8 preview covered all five county matchups played October 8–9. The column predicted wins by Springfield, East Robertson, Pearl-Cohn, Stratford and Jo Byrns; all prediction scores remain labeled as pregame picks and are not stored as results.
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