Tracking The Huskies

It’s time to kick off the 2026 home schedule! Join us FRIDAY as Hewitt-Trussville takes on Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa under the lights at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium!

📅 Friday, August 28
⏰ 7:00 PM
📍 Hewitt-Trussville Stadium

🎟️ GET YOUR TICKETS: Purchase your digital tickets before heading to the stadium and help us pack the stands!

Click here to buy a ticket: https://gofan.co/event/6726077?schoolId=AL1033

Click here to buy your Student Pass: https://gofan.co/event/6731169?schoolId=AL1033

Click here to buy your season pass: https://gofan.co/season/177697

⏰ Gates open at 5:15 pm.

🔍 OPEN GATE SECURITY

Everyone entering the stadium will pass through the Open Gate security system. You do not need to remove keys, wallets or loose change from your pockets.

⏰ Please arrive early and allow extra time for security.

🚫There are no passes out. If you leave the stadium and want to return, you will need to purchase a new ticket.

🎟️ Main Gates

• Digital Tickets
• Digital Student Athletic Passes
• All-Access Passes
• Press Box Passes
• Paper Tickets purchased at the ticket window (cash or card)

⬆️ North Pass Gate — Husky Parkway side, across from the Fieldhouse

• TCS Teacher Badges
• AHSAA Coaching Cards

👥 Visitor Side Gate

• All-Access Passes
• Press Box Passes
• Digital Tickets

⬇️ South Pass Gate — Interstate side

• Concession Workers
• Media
• Vendors

🚪 Emergency Gate

• Exit Only

After the game:

• Husky Parkway will be EXIT ONLY from the Fieldhouse entrance.
• Traffic leaving the Fieldhouse, softball parking, stadium parking and Civic Center will turn RIGHT toward Trussville Clay Road.
• Visitor and high school parking will exit RIGHT toward Deerfoot Parkway.

These traffic changes will help keep the crosswalk clear for players and fans and allow the Husky Band to return to the high school via Husky Parkway.

🚫 Prohibited: Weapons, confetti, skateboards, hoverboards, scooters, Frisbees, roller blades, balls, bicycles and other prohibited items. The district reserves the right to prohibit additional items.

🍔 Food & Drinks: Outside food, drinks, gum, seeds, snacks, coolers and thermoses are not permitted. One clear plastic water bottle is allowed. Glass bottles are prohibited.

🚭 No tobacco, vaping or alcohol on school property.

🏈 Field & Sideline Access: No spectators are permitted on the field before, during or immediately after the game. Anyone on the sideline who is not in uniform must have a proper sideline pass.

🚫 North End Zone: No one is permitted on the grassy area in the north end of the stadium.

👨‍👩‍👧 Elementary & Middle School Students: Students must be accompanied by an adult and must remain with their parent or guardian throughout the game.

⚠️ Appropriate language and good sportsmanship are expected. Refusal to follow stadium rules may result in removal from the stadium.

The Hewitt-Trussville Band Foundation is now offering mobile ordering on Friday nights! Scan the QR code to order and cut the line!

📺 Broadcast Information – Friday Night Football 🏈🐾

Can’t make it to the stadium? We’ve got you covered!

🎥 Watch Live
The game will be broadcast on both the Husky Fast Network and the NFHS Network.

👉 Husky Fast Network
Watch at huskyfastnetwork.com/watch-live or on HFN’s social media:

• X (Twitter): @huskyfastnet

• YouTube: @huskyfastnet

• Facebook: @HuskyFastNetwork

👉 NFHS Network
To watch, create a free account:

1. Go to nfhsnetwork.com

2. Select the small white icon in the top right corner

3. Choose Sign Up

4. Fill out your info and create an account

5. In “Find a School,” search Hewitt-Trussville

📱 Game Updates
Follow along with live updates on the Huskies’ official X (Twitter) page: @HewittAthletics

It’s time to defend the home court! The HTMS Volleyball Huskies take on Homewood Middle School Monday at HTMS.

📅 Monday, August 31
📍 HTMS
🔴 8th Grade: 4:30 PM
🔴 7th Grade: 5:30 PM

🎟️ Tickets: https://gofan.co/event/6716051?schoolId=AL73115

Come out, pack the gym, and cheer on our Huskies! Let’s bring the energy and make it a great night of volleyball!

Go Huskies! 🐾

The Hewitt-Trussville JV Huskies are playing at home Monday night!

📅 Monday, August 31
🆚 Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa
📍 Hewitt-Trussville
⏰ 6:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets: https://gofan.co/event/6726096?schoolId=AL1033

Come out and support the Huskies as they take on Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa!

Let’s pack the stands and #BackTheHuskies! 🐾❤️🩶

The Hewitt-Trussville Huskies are ready for a big night of girls flag football as they take on Bob Jones High School at home Tuesday.

📅 Tuesday, September 1
📍 Hewitt-Trussville Stadium
🆚 Bob Jones High School
⏰ Varsity: 6:45 PM
⏰ JV: 8:00 PM

🎟️ Tickets: https://gofan.co/event/6726159?schoolId=AL1033

Come out and support our Huskies under the lights!

Let’s pack the stands and #BackTheHuskies! 🐾

Major League Baseball’s 2026 Players’ Weekend gave players across all 30 teams an opportunity to celebrate the people, places, passions, and causes that have shaped their lives. Held August 21–23, the annual event featured custom gear designed to showcase the personal stories and individuality of players throughout Major League Baseball.

For Kansas City Royals player Tyler Tolbert, Players’ Weekend provided an opportunity to represent a place that played an important role in his baseball journey: Hewitt-Trussville.

Tolbert took the field sporting custom cleats and a bat featuring Hewitt-Trussville-themed designs, proudly bringing his hometown and school community with him to the Major League stage as he plays for the Kansas City Royals.

The tribute was especially meaningful this year as 2026 marks the 10-year anniversary of Hewitt-Trussville’s 2016 State Championship baseball team. Tolbert was a member of that championship team, making his Players’ Weekend gear a special connection between a milestone from his high school career and his journey in professional baseball.

A decade after helping the Huskies reach the top of Alabama high school baseball, Tolbert continues to carry that Hewitt-Trussville pride with him.

From a State Championship in 2016 to the Major League Baseball diamond in 2026, Tolbert’s Players’ Weekend gear served as a reminder that the people and places that shape an athlete never leave them. For the Hewitt-Trussville community, seeing the Husky name represented on an MLB field made this year’s celebration even more special.

Ten years later, the pride of the 2016 Huskies is still making its mark.

The Huskies opened the 2026 season with a statement, defeating No. 3 Auburn 56–42 on the road in a game that featured an explosive offensive performance and a resilient defensive effort.

Sophomore quarterback Jack Floyd led the way, accounting for 519 total yards and seven touchdowns. Floyd completed 22-of-26 passes for 360 yards and three touchdowns while adding 159 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns.

Other standout performances included:

• Jackson Martin: 5 receptions, 165 yards
• DJ Hall: 6 receptions, 69 yards, 1 touchdown
• Daniel Williams: 107 total yards
• Hewitt-Trussville offense: 352 passing yards and 233 rushing yards
• Defense: 4 Auburn turnovers

The Huskies jumped out to a 21–6 lead in the first quarter and carried a 42–28 advantage into halftime after piling up 381 yards in the first half. Despite weather delays and Auburn's efforts to rally, Hewitt-Trussville continued to answer and secured the season-opening victory.

Head Coach Josh Floyd praised his team's ability to handle adversity.

“I just want to say how proud I am of these boys. They were doubted over the last several months, and I am proud of the way they handled the adversity and came out to win.”

He added, “We are a young team, but a tough one.”

The Huskies certainly made that clear in their season debut.

1–0. 56 points. 519 yards from Jack Floyd. And a whole lot of heart.

The Huskies return home next Friday to take on Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa.

HUSKIES WIN! 🐾

Click here to read more from the Trussville Tribune.

Hewitt-Trussville Head Football Coach Josh Floyd is featured on the latest episode of the Coach and Coordinator Podcast as the National Coach of the Week.

In the episode, Coach Floyd breaks down how the Huskies have built a resilient culture and competitive confidence while developing a young roster.

Among the topics discussed:

• Building urgency and the right mindset with young players
• Creating a culture centered on competition and character
• Using sugar huddles and tempo changes to keep defenses off balance
• Designing good-on-good practice drills that simulate game-speed pressure
• Building trust with players in critical fourth-down situations
• Giving younger players early schematic exposure to accelerate development
• Using analytics and technology to make smarter game-planning and personnel decisions
• Developing a team that can adapt, compete and execute when the pressure is at its highest

The conversation offers a great look inside the philosophy and preparation behind Hewitt-Trussville football.

Congratulations to Coach Floyd on being recognized as the National Coach of the Week!

Listen to the full episode of the Coach and Coordinator Podcast featuring Josh Floyd on Apple Podcasts. Listen on Apple Podcasts

Hewitt‑Trussville Volleyball delivered an impressive stretch of performances this past week, opening with a dominant 3–0 win over Auburn High School on Thursday night. The Huskies controlled all three sets — 25–16, 25–13, and 25–15 — behind a balanced and efficient team effort. Loren Purnell powered the offense with 10 kills, Christiana Callens anchored the defense with 10 digs, and Kayleigh Nguyen turned in a standout performance with 20 assists and 4 blocks. Tenley Santiago added 4 aces to round out a strong night for the Huskies.

The momentum carried into the weekend as Hewitt‑Trussville put together a 6–2 run at the highly competitive Juanita Boddie Tournament at the Finley Center, advancing all the way to the semifinals. The Huskies opened pool play with convincing wins over James Clemens (2–0), Lawrence County (2–0), and Robertsdale (2–0), dropping only one match to Valor College Prep (1–2). In bracket play, they battled past Mountain Brook (2–1), Austin (2–0), and Homewood (2–0) before falling to McGill‑Toolen (0–2) in the semifinals to close out a strong weekend showing.

It was a great stretch of competition and another opportunity for the Huskies to grow, compete, and elevate their game. Follow the team throughout the season with the full schedule here:

Hewitt-Trussville Volleyball Schedule

Go Huskies! 🐾

JV Volleyball also faced a challenging slate, beginning with a narrow 2–1 loss to Auburn at home on August 20. The Huskies then traveled to Hoover for tournament play, where they continued to battle through tight matches. After a close loss to Pelham (1–2), JV secured a strong 2–0 win over St. Paul’s to build momentum heading into Saturday. The team added two more victories—defeating DAR (2–1) and Albertville (2–1)—while dropping matches to Huntsville (0–2) and Hartselle (0–2). The JV squad showcased determination throughout the weekend, earning multiple wins and valuable experience against a deep field of opponents.

9th Grade Volleyball opened the week at home against Auburn on August 20, falling 2–0, but the Huskies quickly bounced back with a strong showing at the Bumpus event on August 21. They earned a hard‑fought 2–1 win over Alexandria and followed it with a clean 2–0 sweep of Mountain Brook. The momentum carried into Saturday, where the team split results—falling to Hartselle (0–2), defeating Spain Park (2–0), and closing the day with a tough loss to Hoover (0–2). Across the three‑day stretch, the 9th Grade Huskies demonstrated grit and the ability to respond after setbacks, finishing the week with several quality wins against competitive programs.

HTMS Football opened the 2026 season with an impressive showing from both the 7th and 8th Grade teams, earning decisive wins over Simmons in the annual jamboree on August 20. The Huskies displayed balance, depth, and early‑season confidence on both sides of the ball, setting a strong foundation for the year ahead.

The 7th Grade Huskies powered their way to a 36–20 victory, fueled by a dominant offensive performance. HTMS rolled up 282 rushing yards on 30 carries, with Micah Billups leading the ground attack and steady contributions from John Fox Cence and Graham Bromley. The passing game added 64 yards on six receptions, keeping Simmons off balance throughout the night. Defensively, the Huskies made timely stops, highlighted by Dean Mills breaking through the line for a momentum‑shifting sack that energized the team and helped secure the win.

The 8th Grade Huskies followed with an equally commanding effort, defeating Simmons 33–7 behind 345 total yards of offense. William Wilson set the tone with 95 rushing yards and a touchdown, while Teagan Cox delivered a standout performance through the air, completing 7 of 8 passes for 145 yards and two touchdowns. Shaw Deal and Tre Garrick combined for over 125 receiving yards and three scores, showcasing the team’s explosive playmaking ability. On defense, HTMS held Simmons to a single touchdown and created key momentum plays, including a forced fumble by Joshua Kendrick that helped seal control of the game.

With strong performances across both grade levels, HTMS Football demonstrated toughness, discipline, and early promise as they begin their season. The jamboree offered valuable reps and highlighted emerging leaders ready to carry the Huskies forward.

Go Huskies 🐾

⚽️ HEWITT-TRUSSVILLE GIRL’S SOCCER TRYOUTS!

Think you have what it takes to be a Husky? It’s time to hit the pitch!

📅 August 31–September 2
⏰ 3:30–5:00 PM
📍 HTHS Game Field

Important Information:
✔️ Tryout registration link is in the bio
✔️ All players must be 100% complete in DragonFly before participating in tryouts.

Come ready to compete, work hard, and represent the Huskies! ❤️

GO HUSKIES! 🐾

2026-2027 TRYOUTS

If you are interested in trying out for Hewitt Trussville softball, please complete the form below.

September 1

September 2

September 3

TRYOUTS AT ROBERTS STADIUM
6320 Husky Pkwy • Trussville, AL 35173

IMPORTANT: ALL PLAYERS MUST BE 100% IN DRAGONFLY TO TRY OUT.

We want you to be one of the first people with the opportunity to ride with the Huskies!

The Trussville City Schools Foundation and the Trussville City Schools Athletic Foundation have partnered to create a Distinctive Car Tag through the state of Alabama that supports Trussville City Schools! We are giving away the first 1000 car tags completely free to you, and we want you to be one of the first 1000 to ride with the Huskies!

We currently have 700 signups and need 300 more to get to production! Please sign up today!

To sign up for a free tag at no cost to you, please complete this Google Form: https://forms.gle/DX8WHBNKh78nBM7k9

We have answers to frequently asked questions attached for you. If you have any other questions, please email ridewiththehuskies@gmail.com

1. What is the Trussville City Schools distinctive car tag?

It’s a specialty license plate that shows your support for both the Trussville City Schools Foundation and the Trussville City Schools Athletic Foundation.

2. Who benefits from the tag?

Both foundations benefit directly. Funds support educational programs, classroom needs, and athletic opportunities for students.

3. How much does the tag cost?

The distinctive plate fee is free for the first 1,000 people who sign up. You will pay your normal car registration fees for the year. After the first year, individuals have the option of paying $50 to renew their plate. This would be handled at the tag office.

4. How much money goes back to the schools?

From each tag purchased, $48.75 goes directly to support the two foundations.

5. Why is it important to be one of the first 1,000?

Reaching the first 1,000 commitments helps ensure the tag becomes available—and you’ll also get your first year free.

6. Do I have to pay anything up front?

No—there is no upfront cost to reserve your tag as part of the first 1,000. The only cost is upon renewal of your car tag.

7. When will I receive my tag?

Once the 1,000 commitment goal is met and production is approved, you will be emailed a voucher. Individuals will take the voucher to their tag office and pick up the license plate without any fee for the distinctive plate (normally $50). You can either take the voucher immediately and get your tag or wait until it is time for you to renew your car tags. You will get the free distinctive tag with your normal renewal fees.

8. Where do I get my tag?

You will pick up your car tag from your local tag office. The Trussville Tag Office will have the tags available upon request.

9. Can I still get the tag after the first 1,000?

Yes! However, the free first-year distinctive plate offer only applies to the first 1,000 participants.

10. How do I sign up?

You can sign up through the official Google form provided by the school system or foundations.

11. Can businesses or organizations participate?

Absolutely! Anyone with an eligible vehicle can sign up and show their support.

12. Why should I participate?

It’s an easy way to give back, show school pride, and directly support students, teachers, and athletic programs in Trussville. Show everyone that you are riding with the Huskies.

The Hewitt-Trussville vs. Thompson Varsity Football game has been moved from Friday, October 9, to Thursday, October 8. The game will kick off at 7:00 PM at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium.

🏈 HTHS vs. Thompson
📅 Thursday, October 8
📍 Hewitt-Trussville Stadium

This change also affects our HTMS football schedule:
🏈 HTMS vs. Clay-Chalkville
📅 Wednesday, October 7
📍 Clay-Chalkville High School

Please mark your calendars with these updated dates! 🐾

Click here to purchase a Varsity Football season pass.

Click here for JV and 9th Grade Football tickets.

Click here for the Varsity Football Schedule.

Click here to purchase a Volleyball season pass.

Click here for the Varsity Volleyball Schedule.

Click here to purchase Flag Football Tickets.

Click here for the Varsity Flag Football Schedule.

Click here to purchase an HTMS Football season pass.

Click here for the HTMS Football Schedule.

Click here to purchase an HTMS Volleyball season pass.

Click here for the HTMS Volleyball Schedule.

In an effort to increase our fan base and make game attendance more affordable, Student Athletic Passes will be available for the eighth consecutive year. With this pass, students will be able to enter ALL HTMS and HTHS home regular season sporting events. The pass is $30 and will be digital for the 2026-2027 school year. Passes can be purchased via the link at the bottom of the Q&A.

FAQ:
Q. What is the purpose of the Student Athletic Pass?
A. The Student Athletic Pass will be available to ALL students in the district (K-12). Our goal is to make it easier and more affordable for students to attend Hewitt-Trussville sporting events.

Q. What can I attend with this pass?
A. Students who have their pass can enter ALL HTMS and HTHS home regular-season sporting events. Every sport! For the entire 2026-2027 school year!

Q. How much does this pass cost?
A. The Student Athletic Pass is $30

Q. How do I purchase a Student Athletic Pass?
A. Passes are digital and can be purchased through the schools' GoFan page. Click here to purchase!

When purchasing your Student Athletic Pass, it is recommended that you use the "Students personal email" when setting up the account during the purchase process. To access the mobile pass for entry into events, you will need to go to gofan.co on your mobile device or download the GoFan app, and login with the email and password that you used during time of purchase. The pass will be in the "Tickets" section. The pass will be validated just like a mobile ticket is done on GoFan. If you have multiple students purchasing passes, we recommend that you purchase them one at a time, and create an account for each student so that they can access their pass with their own email and password (pass transfer functionality will be available closer to the season).

If you are a parent purchasing a pass for a student that does not have a mobile device, you can do so using your personal email address to setup the account and you may present your child's pass on your own device for entry into events.

Q. Do students with a Student Athletic Pass still need to buy a ticket?
A. No. The Student Athletic Pass is good for admission to ALL HTMS and HTHS regular season home games. Tickets will need to be purchased for playoff games only.

Click here to purchase your 2026-2027 Student Athletic Pass

🎉 Show Your Hewitt Trussville Pride! 🎉

Looking for fun, stylish way to represent Hewitt Trussville? Head over to the Hewitt Trussville Collection at Nicoletta Hullett Designs! These unique, locally-inspired pieces are the perfect way to support our community, celebrate school spirit, and find gifts that everyone will love.

👉 Shop here: https://nicolettahullettdesigns.com/shop/ols/categories/hewitt-trussville

✨ Whether you’re decking out for game days, grabbing a gift for a friend or family member, or just want something that celebrates our hometown, there’s something special waiting for you.
📦 Custom order options are available too — just reach out!

Let’s show our Husky pride everywhere we go! 🐾

Faith by Design is a partner of Hewitt-Trussville Athletics. Please see the link to their spirit collection below.

Click here to shop with Faith by Design!

Eighteen-South is a partner of Hewitt-Trussville Athletics. Please see the link to their website below, which includes their spirit collection.

Items will also be available during select Hewitt-Trussville home events.

Click here to visit the Eighteen-South website.

Sister Shirts is a partner of Hewitt-Trussville Athletics. Please see the link to their spirit collection below.

Items will also be available during select Hewitt-Trussville home events.

Click here to visit the Sister Shirts website.

Overlook Designs is a partner of Hewitt-Trussville Athletics. Select the link below to purchase Husky-themed holiday ornaments.

Click here to visit the Overlook Designs website.

Elevate your team-spirit style with the new Hewitt-Trussville collection from C. Tonsmeire Home. Designed to inspire pride and aesthetic appeal, this lineup offers standout pieces like The Husky pillow—meticulously crafted for fans who want more than just colors, but a chic, elevated game-day touch. Whether it’s a cozy living room or spirited tailgate setup, C. Tonsmeire’s latest ticks every box with quality, creativity, and school pride rolled into one. Click over to explore and get ready to root in style.

Click here to visit the C. Tonsmeire collection for Hewitt-Trussville

Gear up and show your Husky pride with officially licensed apparel and accessories for the whole family. Shop hundreds of designs, including t-shirts, hoodies, hats, jackets, bags, drinkware, and more.

Whether you're cheering from the stands, representing around town, or looking for the perfect gift, there's something for every Husky fan.

Every purchase supports Hewitt-Trussville Athletics.

Shop today and wear your Husky pride wherever you go. Go Huskies!

Click here to visit the HT Sideline Store.

HT pens, posters, cards and more are available at Minuteman Press!

Hewitt-Trussville Athletics has launched its new online Amazon store! Fans can purchase HT items such as backpacks, blankets, pillows, baby items, and much more!

A portion of all sales benefits Hewitt-Trussville Athletics.

Click here to access the HT Amazon store.

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