Three middle school basketball teams from Lawrence County, Tennessee, have earned their places in the upcoming state tournament, set for Friday, February 9, 2026. The teams, representing Summertown, South Lawrence, and E.O. Coffman, are poised to showcase their skills on a significant stage.
The Summertown boys’ team will begin the competition against Hampton Elementary at 5:00 PM. This matchup represents a crucial milestone for the team as they strive to progress further in the tournament. Following this game, the South Lawrence girls will face Rush Strong Middle School at 6:30 PM. This anticipated matchup promises to be competitive, as both teams have shown impressive performances throughout the season.
Later that evening, the E.O. Coffman girls will compete against either ADAMSVILLE or M.A.S.E. Charter School at 8:00 PM. The outcome of this game will be pivotal, determining their trajectory in the tournament as they aim to make a notable impact in state competition.
The tournament games will take place at two venues: Rockvale High School in Murfreesboro and Stewarts Creek High School in Smyrna. These locations have been chosen to accommodate the various teams participating in the tournament.
Championship games are scheduled for Saturday, following the initial matchups. The boys’ Class A Championship will kick off at 10:00 AM, followed by the girls’ Class A Championship at 11:30 AM. The girls’ Class AA Championship will conclude the tournament at 3:00 PM.
The participation of these teams in the state tournament underscores the dedication and hard work of the athletes, coaches, and support staff involved. As the tournament approaches, the community is expected to rally behind the teams, demonstrating strong support for their efforts on the court.
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