<div>Many say the only constant is change, and that concept is certainly borne out with area high school athletics. A number of programs will see different league foes across different sports over the upcoming two seasons, as the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association recently announced initial district and region configurations for the 2027-28 and ‘28-29 school years.Of football significance: • Richland (from Region 5-1A) and Summertown (from Region 5-2A) are set to play in a nine-team Region 6-1A – leaving them just two non-league games to schedule, and making postseason qualification quite the challenge. • Loretto and Mt. Pleasant will continue to compete in an eight-team (increased from seven) Region 5-2A with primarily the same foes as the current league, but with East Hickman and Hickman County joining from Region 6-2A (replacing Summertown). • In Region 4-3A, Giles County will face Metro Nashville foes Maplewood and Stratford, with Forrest and Sequatchie County leaving the five-team league.• Region 5-4A becomes a four-team league – making all eligible for the playoffs – with Montgomery Central moving up to Class 5A competition. • Region 6-6A is now an all-’WilCo’ league, with seven of the nine Williamson County programs included (all but Centennial and Fairview). Basketball, baseball and softball considerations: • After a previous stay in Class 2A, Summertown joins Eagleville and Maury County mainstays Culleoka, Eagleville, Hampshire and Mt. Pleasant in District 10-1A. • Loretto will play in a separate league from Summertown for the first time in recent memory, with the Mustangs remaining in Class 2A and shifting to a primarily West Tennessee-based District 11 with Adamsville, Decatur County Riverside and Scotts Hill along with Lewis County. • Lincoln County will be added to District 12-3A, joining Giles County and Lawrence County as well as Franklin County, Marshall County and Tullahoma.Schools may appeal their district/region placements at the Nov. 19 TSSAA Board of Control meeting in Mt. Juliet. Requests to appeal have to be submitted to the state office by Nov. 16. FootballRegion 6-1A – Collinwood, Cornersville, Fayetteville, Huntland, Moore County, Perry County, Richland, Summertown, Wayne County Region 5-2A – Adamsville, Decatur County Riverside, East Hickman, Hickman County, Lewis County, Loretto, Mt. Pleasant, Scotts Hill Region 4-3A – Cascade, Giles County, Maplewood, Stratford, Watertown Region 5-4A – Battle Creek, Creek Wood, Marshall County, Spring HillRegion 4-5A – Columbia Central, Franklin County, Lawrence County, Lincoln County, Tullahoma Region 6-6A – Brentwood, Franklin, Independence, Nolensville, Page, Ravenwood, SummitDivision II-AA Middle Region – Battle Ground Academy, Columbia Academy, Franklin Road Academy, Goodpasture, Grace Christian-Franklin, Middle Tennessee Christian, Nashville Christian, Pope John Paul II Basketball/Baseball/SoftballDistrict 9-1A – Cornersville, Fayetteville, Huntland, Moore County, Richland District 10-1A – Culleoka, Eagleville, Hampshire, Mt. Pleasant, Santa Fe, SummertownDistrict 11-2A – Adamsville, Decatur County Riverside, Lewis County, Loretto, Scotts Hill District 11-3A – Battle Creek, Creek Wood, Fairview, Montgomery Central, Spring Hill District 12-3A – Franklin County, Giles County, Lawrence County, Lincoln County, Marshall County, Tullahoma District 12-4A – Columbia Central, Independence, Page, Summit Division II-A District 3 – Battle Ground Academy, Columbia Academy, Franklin Christian, Franklin Road Academy, Grace Christian-Franklin, Highland Rim Academy, Middle Tennessee Christian, Providence Christian, Webb-Bell Buckle, Zion Christian </div>

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Many say the only constant is change, and that concept is certainly borne out with area high school athletics. A number of programs will see different league foes across different sports over the upcoming two seasons, as the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association recently announced initial district and region configurations for the 2027-28 and ‘28-29 school years.

Initial Districts, Regions for ’27-29 Announced

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Many say the only constant is change, and that concept is certainly borne out with area high school athletics. A number of programs will see different leag

Initial Districts, Regions for ’27-29 Announced

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