HS athletics recaps for February 14-20

Congratulations to our co-op hockey team for moving on to the next round of the Hines Cup and to Braylin Davis ’26 for being named district Co-MVP for his stellar play on the basketball court this season. Help us celebrate all of our winter athletes on Monday, February 23 in Durnan Auditorium during Winter Sports Recognition Evening. Read the latest Tiger Athletics updates from Athletic Director Josh Scouten in this week's recap.
Hockey
Our Boys Hockey teams have advanced to the playoffs. Friday, HS JV Hockey vs. MBA/Station Camp JV will play at 7:30 p.m. at Ford Ice Bellevue, hoping to secure the win. In their last game, Leo Hemphill ’29 scored twice, contributing to the 5-2 win to advance. Our Varsity Boys Hockey team will play on Monday. February 20 in Bellevue at 8:15 p.m., hoping to move on to the next round of the Hine Cup Tournament. Head out to Bellevue to watch our Tigers take the ice! 

Basketball
While our basketball seasons have come to a close, members of our varsity boys teams have been receiving accolades for their work on and off the court. 

Seniors Braylin Davis ’26 and Pera McMillian ’26 received Academic All District Honors from the Basketball Coaches Association of Tennessee (BCAT). In order to receive this award, players must have maintained a 3.5 GPA or higher on a 4.0 scale for their academic career while playing at a varsity level.

Braylin Davis ‘26 also received an individual award this past week. Braylin was named All-District Regular Season Division II Class A District 4 Most Valuable Player for the 2025-26 school year. He has shown hard work and dedication all season, hitting his 1000-point milestone and being a reliable starting player. Braylin’s MVP Award is a great way to honor his senior season at USN.

Tennis
The girls' tennis team hosted Lipscomb Academy at the River Campus for its first scrimmage of the season, and had a big win of 9-0. This is an awesome start to the season, and a great first match under the newly installed lights. 
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