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Williamson Herald Article (10-2-26) - Davis Smith hit Micah Sally in the endzone with 3.8 seconds left to lift the Spartans to their first Region 6-6A win on the road in Week 6 in a thriller. Sally closed with all three touchdown catches from Smith totaling eight catches for more than 130 yards.

He and Smith connected twice in a wild back-and-forth fourth quarter. The first TD in the final frame was a 45-yarder between the two before Shelbyville regained the lead on Cyonn Rucker’s 29-yard strike to Laron Brown. That set up Smith and Sally for the game-winner after trailing 19-14 late.

Smith closed 17-for-32 for 236 yards with the three scores and an interception. Charles Williams added four catches for 51 yards and gained 21 yards on the ground. Dawson Peach recorded a sack to help highlight the Summit defense.

The Cross Country teams traveled down to Alabama again, this time for the Gatorade XC Classic. Lorelai Whitten and Kaden Pease were again Summit's top runners. Many of our runners earned Personal Records in this event. Below are the results on MileSplitTN.

Congrats to Summit Volleyball on their win over a tough Nolensville team. They won in straight sets 25-22, 25-20, 25-22. The win puts the Spartans in the Championship game vs Franklin at home tonight at 6:00pm.

With the win, Summit also clinched their spot in the Regional Tournament next week.

The Spartans mercy ruled the Bruins in the Quarterfinals of the District Tournament. They will take on the #1 seed Franklin Admirals on Friday night at 5:00pm at Page High School. Good luck girls.

Senior Caleb Carollo bowled 11 consecutive strikes and on the final bowl of the game, a stubborn 6 pin stood standing and Caleb finished with an impressive score of 299, one point shy of a perfect game. The team went on to beat Centennial by a score of 24-3. Congrats!

The Boys are now 3-2 after wins against Ravenwood and Dickson County. Their next match is against Brentwood on the Tuesday following break.

If you are someone or know someone that takes photos of our Spartans Athletics teams, please reach out to Asst. AD Robert Wilson (robert.wilson@wcs.edu) to share the great pictures of our athletes. We can post here in the Summit Saga, on the Athletic Website and use in our social media to promote our amazing athletes. Thank you.

The Softball program held a youth camp/clinic for the community. The Spartan athletes were given an opportunity to pass along their knowledge and skills to up and coming softballers or to those just looking to try something new.

The Summit Marching Band competed at Columbia Central with their rendition of "We're All Mad Here." Congrats on a great weekend.

The program earned the following awards:

Class AAA

Colorguard - 1st Place

Percussion - 1st Place

Marching Band - 2nd Place

OVERALL from all classes (18 bands)

Top Colorguard, Percussion and Visuals

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