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Hewitt-Trussville Football will host Vestavia Friday Night.

Game Notes:

Who: Vestavia at Hewitt-Trussville
When: Friday, September 5 • 7:00 pm (Gates open at 5:15 pm)
Where: Hewitt-Trussville Stadium

Tickets: GoFan Link Tickets will also be available at the gate via cash or card.
Weather: Clear • 82 degrees (Mostly Sunny)

Video Board:

The Courtesy video board at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium will show content pregame. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to experience HT VISION!

Series History:

Vestavia leads the all-time series 13-7, but the Huskies have won seven of the last eight meetings including a 18-14 victory in 2024.

In our continued effort to offer a safe game day environment, these procedures will be in place for Middle School and Elementary students.

Entry to Varsity Football Games

Elementary and Middle School students must be accompanied by an adult to enter the varsity football game. Those who are not accompanied will be denied entry.

While at Varsity Football Games

Elementary and Middle School students are not permitted to congregate in common areas of the stadium and shall be with their parent or guardian at all times.

Tickets: GoFan Link

Tickets will also be available at the gate via cash or card.

Please review the following details before arriving at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium:

✅ General Parking

• There is no charge for general parking.

🚫 Reserved / Permit Only

• Two lots directly in front of Hewitt-Trussville Stadium are Silver Husky Hang Tag Reserved Parking Only.

• The Fieldhouse Lot is permit only.

🅿️ Approved General Parking Lots

1. Hewitt-Trussville High School

2. Hewitt-Trussville Middle School

3. Trussville Civic Center Front Lot

4. Trussville Civic Center Soccer Field Lot

5. Hewitt-Trussville High School Bus Lot

6. Multi-Purpose Field

⚠️ Important Reminder: Drop-offs will not be allowed at the front of the stadium.

We look forward to seeing Husky Nation fill the stands Friday night! 🐾🏈

🚨 Varsity Football – Gate Entry Information 🚨

As we get ready to cheer on the Huskies, please review the gate entry details for Hewitt-Trussville Stadium:

🎟 Main Gates

• Digital Tickets

• Digital Student Athletic Passes

• All-Access Passes

• Press Box Passes

• Paper Tickets (from ticket window; paying with 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

We appreciate your cooperation in helping us provide a safe and smooth entry experience. Let’s pack the stands and support our Huskies! 🐾🏈

Guests will enter the stadium through Open Gate security. Please allow extra time for entry. Fans can enter at the main gate or the visitors gate. There are no passes out. In order to re-enter, you will need to purchase a new ticket.

🏈North Endzone Grass Area

No one is permitted on the grassy area in the north end of the Stadium

🚫 Prohibited Items

Weapons, confetti, skateboards, hoverboards, scooters, frisbees, roller blades, balls of any kind, and bicycles are not allowed. The district reserves the right to prohibit any other objects from being brought or worn into the stadium.

🍔 Food & Drinks
Outside food, drinks, gum, seeds, snacks, coolers, and thermos bottles are not permitted. Glass bottles are strictly prohibited. Patrons shall, however, be allowed to bring in one clear plastic water bottle to the game.

🚭 Tobacco, Vaping, and Alcohol
The use of tobacco products, electronic cigarettes, vaping products, and alcoholic beverages is prohibited on all school property.

⚠️ Field & Sideline Access
No spectators are allowed on the field before or during the game. The field must stay clear until the visiting team has exited the field after the game. Anyone on the sideline who is not in uniform must have a sideline pass.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and family-friendly environment at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium!

📺 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 pack the gym, Husky Nation! Hewitt-Trussville Volleyball is back in action at home as they take on Spain Park! Let’s bring the energy and cheer on our teams!

📍 Hewitt-Trussville High School
🕓 9th Grade – 4:00 PM
🕔 JV – 5:00 PM
🕕 Varsity – 6:00 PM

🎟 Get your tickets here: GoFan Link

🏈🔥 GAME DAY 🔥🏈

It’s the Home Opener for Husky Football! Hewitt-Trussville takes on Gadsden City tonight — let’s pack the stands and bring the energy! 🙌🐾

📍 Hewitt-Trussville High School
🕠 9th Grade – 5:30 PM
🕖 JV – 7:00 PM

🎟 Get your tickets here: GoFan Link

It’s the Home Opener for Husky Flag Football! Hewitt-Trussville takes on Homewood tonight — let’s pack the stands and bring the energy! 🙌🐾

📍 Hewitt-Trussville High School Soccer Stadium
🕠 Varsity - 6:00
🕖 JV – 7:30 PM

🎟 Get your tickets here: GoFan Link

Score Snapshot

• Final Score: Hewitt-Trussville Huskies dominated Gadsden City with a 56–7 victory .

Offensive Firepower

• Total Offense: The Huskies piled up 612 total yards, while limiting Gadsden City to just 154 .
• Rushing vs. Passing Breakdown:
  
• Run Game: 383 rushing yards
• Pass Game: 229 passing yards

Stars of the Game

• Zach Benedict: Racked up 186 total yards and had two touchdowns.
• Jack Floyd: Exploded with 90 yards on only five carries and scored two rushing touchdowns.
• CJ Davis: Contributed 137 total yards (71 rushing + 116 receiving)
• Dylan Cope: Added 68 receiving yards and scored a rushing touchdown.
• Tyler Wilson: Powered in with a rushing touchdown, featuring a hurdling move into the end zone
• Floyd-to-Askins Connection: Jack Floyd found Dane Askins on a 15-yard touchdown pass

Defensive Dominance

• Hewitt’s defense yielded just 0.3 yards per carry to Gadsden City’s offense .
• Standout defenders:
  
• Hayden Chauvin – Pass breakups and fumble recovery
• Will Phillips – Crucial tackles throughout the night

Looking Ahead

• The win puts Hewitt-Trussville at 2–0 for the season, while Gadsden City drops to 0–2 .
• Next up: The Huskies will host Vestavia Hills (also 2-0) in a pivotal region matchup.

Read the article on Friday Night's game by the Trussville Tribune

Read the article on Friday Night's game by the Cahaba Sun

Hewitt-Trussville Volleyball defeated Grissom 3-0 in the Area opener on Thursday night. The Huskies are now 6-3 overall and 1-0 in 7A Area 7. The Huskies won the three sets by the scores of 25-18, 25-13, and 25-16.

Kayleigh Nguyen led the Huskies with 28 assists, 13 digs, three kills, two blocks, and one ace. Johnna Cox and Reese Wolfe led the offense with 12 kills and 11 kills, respectively. Cox also added five digs and four aces.

The Huskies will be back in action on Tuesday as they host Spain Park.

HT Volleyball Schedule/Results:
https://hthuskies.com/sports/womens-volleyball/schedule

The Hewitt-Trussville 7th grade football team kicked off their season with an impressive 30-0 victory over Berry on Thursday, August 28. Kendall Young had 163 yards rushing and scored three touchdowns. Max Jones had four tackles and four assists.

The Hewitt-Trussville 8th grade football team earned a 34-16 victory over Berry on Thursday, August 28. Jackson Wideman had 224 yards rushing and 56 yards through the air. Wideman accounted for four touchdowns. Luke Morrison had three tackles and four assists.

It was a week of ups and downs for our Huskies volleyball teams! The 7th grade team fought hard but came up short in both matches, falling 2-0 to Homewood on August 25 and narrowly losing 2-1 to Bragg at home on August 27. Despite the losses, the team showed great effort and resilience, gaining valuable experience to build on for the rest of the season.

The 8th grade team had a strong week, opening with a 2-1 win at Homewood on August 25 and following it up with a 2-0 victory over Bragg at home on August 27. The Huskies’ teamwork, communication, and energy were on full display, giving fans plenty to cheer about and setting a positive tone for upcoming matches.

Both teams are working hard and continue to improve every week—keep supporting your Huskies on the court!

The Hewitt-Trussville 9th grade volleyball team had a week of mixed results. On August 26, the Huskies fell 2-0 at Mountain Brook in a tough road match. The team showed determination and fought for every point, gaining valuable experience to build on.

The Huskies bounced back on August 28 with a strong 2-0 victory at Grissom. The team’s communication, teamwork, and focus were on full display, helping them secure a well-earned win to close out the week.

HTMS 9th grade volleyball is continuing to improve each match—great effort by all players and coaches!

The Hewitt-Trussville JV volleyball team had an impressive week on the road, winning both of their matches in straight sets. On August 26, the Huskies defeated Mountain Brook 2-0, followed by another 2-0 victory at Grissom on August 28.

The team showed excellent teamwork, strong communication, and consistent execution on both offense and defense. These back-to-back wins highlight the Huskies’ hard work in practice and set a positive tone as the season continues.

HTMS Cross Country Competes at Thompson Warrior Two Mile Race

The Hewitt-Trussville Middle School cross country teams traveled to Montevallo on August 28 for the Thompson Warrior Two Mile Race. The boys’ team finished 7th out of 17 teams, running with determination and demonstrating steady teamwork throughout the course. The girls’ team posted an impressive 5th place finish out of 12 teams, with several Huskies achieving strong individual times and helping the team place near the top.

Both teams showed grit, endurance, and Husky pride as they navigated the challenging two-mile course. This early-season meet provides valuable experience as the teams continue to build toward a strong cross country season.

What an incredible night for our Huskies Cross Country teams!

Girls Varsity finished 3rd out of 36 teams, led by Hadley Turner and Mary Durham with impressive Top 10 finishes.

Girls JV brought home 2nd place, with Addy Isbell earning an outstanding 3rd place finish.

Boys Varsity also claimed 3rd out of 37 teams, with strong Top 10 finishes from JP Amari and Gabe Knox.

Boys JV dominated the field, taking 1st place, led by Wyatt Moyer (1st place overall) and Stewart Nelms (2nd place overall).

Huge congratulations to all of our athletes on their outstanding performances!

Click here to purchase HTHS JV and 9th grade football season tickets.

Click here to purchase HTHS Varsity, JV, and 9th grade volleyball season tickets.

Click here to purchase HTHS Flag Football season tickets.

Click here to purchase HTMS 7th and 8th grade football season tickets.

Click here to purchase HTMS 7th and 8th grade volleyball season tickets.

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 $25 and will be digital for the 2025-2026 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 that have their pass can enter ALL HTMS and HTHS home regular season sporting events. Every sport! For the entire 2025-2026 school year!

Q. How much does this pass cost?
A. The Student Athletic Pass is $25

Q. How do I purchase a Student Athletic Pass?
A. Passes are digital and can be purchased through the schools' GoFan page. A link is provided at the bottom of this Q&A.

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 TCS Student Athletics Pass for the 2025-2026 school year!

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

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.

Hewitt-Trussville Athletics has launched its online Sideline Store! This online store is your place to purchase HT shirts, hats, jackets, wall graphics, and more! The online store has items for men, women, and kids.

A portion of all sales benefits Hewitt-Trussville Athletics.

Click here to visit the HT Sideline Store.

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.

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

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