Local High School Football Teams Prepare for TSSAA Playoffs
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: November 12, 2026 at 5:03 pm
Nine area high school football teams are gearing up for the second round of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) playoffs. These highly anticipated games will occur on Friday, November 13, at 7 p.m. Central Time.
The matchups for this round feature several exciting contests. Summertown will travel to Memphis to face MASE, while Giles County is set to visit Meigs County for their game. Additionally, Wayne County will head to Humboldt to take on their opponent, and Spring Hill will make the trip to Lexington for their contest.
Several teams will also be hosting matches at home. Columbia Central is scheduled to welcome Knoxville Central to their field. Similarly, Marshall County will host Crockett County. Cornersville will face South Fulton, and Forrest will take on Sweetwater in their home game. Lastly, Lincoln County will travel to Powell for their matchup.
The announcement regarding these games did not include contact information, fees, or specific requirements for attendance. Fans are encouraged to check with their respective schools for additional details, including ticket information and any potential restrictions.
As the teams prepare for these crucial matchups, the excitement within the community is evident. Each team aims to secure a victory and advance further in the playoffs. The TSSAA playoffs are known for their competitive spirit, and this round is expected to deliver thrilling action on the field.
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