The heartbreak was evident on the faces of players, coaches and fans as Trousdale County’s dreams of adding to its trophy case ended Friday night with a 22-20 loss to Hampton in the Class 2A semifinals.

Trousdale County tipped off its 2021-22 basketball season with a pair of losses at Smith County on Nov. 23.

The Wilson Bank & Trust Player of the Week for Trousdale County High School football is Kane Burnley, selected by the Yellow Jacket coaching staff for his performance in the team’s Oct. 1 game against Harpeth.

There is an old saying that few things in life are certain except death and taxes. A playoff matchup between Trousdale County and Watertown may just be ready to be added to that list.

Trousdale County is sending another athlete to the college ranks after softball player Alivia Boykin signed a scholarship on Nov. 18 with Columbia State Community College.

Trousdale County will make its 20th appearance in the semifinal round of the playoffs on Friday night when the Yellow Jackets make a long drive to East Tennessee to face the Hampton Bulldogs.

Jim Satterfield’s basketball teams had two nights of action last week, with each squad winning one and losing one.

Playing perhaps their most complete game of the season, Trousdale County advanced to the Class 2A quarterfinals with a 16-8 stunner of top-ranked and undefeated Meigs County on the Tigers’ home field in Decatur.

It’s “déjà vu all over again” this week for Trousdale County, as the Yellow Jackets will travel to Watertown for a quarterfinal matchup for the fourth consecutive year.

Jim Satterfield Middle School played games at Macon County on Nov. 9 but dropped both.

Trousdale County jumped out to a 14-0 lead and built their advantage to 23 points en route to a 31-16 victory over Tyner Academy last Friday in the first round of the Class 2A playoffs.

For the fourth time in as many years, Trousdale County’s Yellow Jackets will face the Meigs County Tigers in the playoffs.

The Region 4-2A championship will stay in Watertown for one more season after the Purple Tigers took advantage of Trousdale County’s mistakes to hand the Yellow Jackets a 31-21 defeat Friday evening.

The Wilson Bank & Trust Player of the Week for Trousdale County High School football is Jess Holder, selected by the Yellow Jacket coaching staff for his performance in the team’s Sept. 17 game against Westmoreland.

Trousdale County will keep alive the state’s longest continuous playoff streak on Friday when the Yellow Jackets host the Tyner Academy Rams in the first round.

The Region 4-2A championship will be decided on the Creekbank Friday night when the Trousdale County Yellow Jackets host the Watertown Purple Tigers.

The Wilson Bank & Trust Player of the Week for Trousdale County High School football is Xavier Harper, selected by the Yellow Jacket coaching staff for his performance in the team’s Sept. 10 game against Macon County.

Jim Satterfield Middle School will open its 2021-22 basketball season on Nov. 4 with games at Smith County.

The Trousdale County Yellow Jackets moved to 8-0 on the season last Friday night with a 40-6 victory at Whites Creek and set up a showdown with Watertown next week for the Region 4-2A championship.

Trousdale County’s home game against Gordonsville was selected by fans as the “Titans Game of the Week” and it certainly did not disappoint as the Yellow Jackets (7-0) edged the Tigers (7-1) 28-24 on the Creekbank.

Trousdale County will return to region play on Friday when the Yellow Jackets travel to Whites Creek for their first-ever matchup against the Cobras.

Trousdale County raced out to a 35-0 lead early in the second quarter, then emptied its bench as the Yellow Jackets (6-0, 3-0 4-2A) rolled to a 54-34 victory over the Harpeth Indians (3-4, 0-3) on Friday night.

One of the state’s premier games this week will take place on the Creekbank when unbeaten Trousdale County takes on an undefeated Gordonsville squad.

Trousdale County’s Lady Jackets closed out their volleyball season with a 3-2 home loss to the Jackson County Lady Devils on Monday in the district tournament.

The Trousdale County Yellow Jackets ran out to a 34-3 lead in the third quarter before finishing with a 34-16 victory over the Smith County Owls on the Creekbank Friday night.

Former Trousdale County football coach Kevin Creasy was among four selections named last week to the Tennessee Football Coaches Association’s 2021 Hall of Fame class.

Trousdale County will return to Region 4-2A play on Friday when the Yellow Jackets host the Harpeth Indians for homecoming.

The Trousdale County Yellow Jackets raised their overall record to 4-0 and their Region 4-2A mark to 2-0 with a 16-7 victory at Westmoreland on Friday night.

Trousdale County will finally get its first home game of the season on Friday when the Yellow Jackets host the Smith County Owls.

Evelyn Towns was crowned as Jim Satterfield Middle School’s 2021 Homecoming Queen during pregame ceremonies on Sept. 9 prior to the Jr. Jackets’ game against Upperman.

The Wilson Bank & Trust Player of the Week for Trousdale County High School football is Bryson Claiborne (3), who was selected by the coaching staff for his performance in the Sept. 3 game against East Robertson.

Trousdale County will return to Region 4-2A play on Friday when the Yellow Jackets take a trip to Westmoreland.

Both teams were without key players and combined for 19 penalties, but the Trousdale County Yellow Jackets (2-0, 1-0 4-2A) still managed a 22-0 victory at East Robertson on Friday night.

Trousdale County will face its biggest test to date on Friday when the Yellow Jackets travel to Lafayette to face the Macon County Tigers.

The Trousdale County Yellow Jackets are scheduled to return to action Friday night when they travel to Cross Plains to face the East Robertson Indians.

Trousdale County’s scheduled game Friday with Upperman became a casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic, just hours before kickoff.

Trousdale County’s scheduled game Friday with Upperman was canceled just hours before kickoff.

The Trousdale County Yellow Jackets came up with some late-game heroics Friday evening to claim a hard-fought, 12-10 come-from-behind victory at Friendship Christian.

Trousdale County’s football program is taking steps to honor the memory of one of the Yellow Jackets’ longtime supporters.

Trousdale County will play the first home game of 2021 on Friday when the Yellow Jackets host one of the top Class 4A teams in the state in the Upperman Bees.

The Trousdale County Yellow Jackets had their second and final scrimmage last week as they face Shelbyville Central in the annual Tobacco Bowl Jamboree.

For the third time in as many years, Trousdale County will open its football season with a matchup against former region rival Friendship Christian.

The Jim Satterfield Jr. Jackets fell to 0-2 on the season Monday with a 34-6 loss to Walter J. Baird as the hosts fell behind 20-0 in the first quarter.

Trousdale County’s baseball and softball teams are working to raise funds for updating the batting cages located next to the fields along Damascus Street.

It was a rough start to the 2021 season for the Jim Satterfield Middle Jr. Jackets, as they lost 46-8 at Smith County on Aug. 5.

Football fans got their first look at the 2021 Trousdale County team last week as the Yellow Jackets hosted Monterey on July 30 for a scrimmage.

The Satterfield Middle Jr. Jackets continue to prepare for their 2021 season opener and used their participation in the Cannon County Middle School Jamboree on Saturday night to do so.

Trousdale County native B.J. West has been elevated to the role of head football coach at Jim Satterfield Middle School.