For the third year in a row, the Harpeth High School (HHS) boys soccer team placed first in the regional tournament. 

The HHS softball team was named the District Division 2AA runner up after their loss to Cheatham County during the championship game.

Harpeth High School senior Mattie Johnson will continue her basketball career this fall at Dyersburg State Community College in West TN.

The Harpeth High School boys soccer team made a clean sweep on their final home game of the season against McEwen on Tuesday, April 16.

This week, the baseball and softball teams at HMS took their swing at the district tournament – ultimately ending both team’s seasons early.

More than two dozen Kingston Springs residents recently attended a hunter education class presented by the TWRA at the fire station.

Spring sports at HMS are nearing their end post-spring break, and both softball and baseball have played an amazing season thus far.

As the spring season unfolds, Harpeth High School is alive with the spirit of competition and community support.

Both HMS and HHS brought home medals from The Special Olympics Tennessee State Basketball Tournament, which kicked off March 8 in Nashville.

Two HHS wrestlers clinched a berth in the TSSAA Division I State Championship, with Team Captain Landon Turner heading to the finals.

South Cheatham County has long been home to a loving and ever growing Special Olympics community. 

HHS recently marked its Coming Home festivities with an intense county rivalry clash against Cheatham.

With the second semester well underway and basketball season officially over at HMS, the community is encouraged to support spring sports.

With the second semester well underway and basketball season coming to a close at HHS, the community is encouraged to support spring sports.

The Harpeth Wrestling Team is approaching the all-important part of the season.

The conclusion of the Harpeth Middle School Basketball seasons unfolded on the evening of Jan. 24.

HMS basketball teams wrapped up their regular seasons this week, showcasing commendable efforts and sportsmanship on both the teams.

HHS's Morgan Jackson was selected to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association’s (TWSA) Class A All-State volleyball team.

The Town of Kingston Springs will open registration for its youth recreation league soccer program – ages 9 through 12 – on Monday, Jan. 15.

HHS basketball teams have encountered a demanding schedule in the ongoing season, and both the teams have faced their share of challenges.