Tracking The Huskies

Hewitt-Trussville travels to Vestavia tonight.

🗓 March 10
⏰ Girls: 5:00

⏰ Boys: 7:00
📍 Vestavia Hills High School

🎟 Girls Tickets on GoFan

🎟 Boys Tickets on GoFan
Let’s go Huskies! 🐾

Hewitt-Trussville JV Baseball faces Southside-Gadsden on Tuesday.

🗓 Tuesday, March 10
⏰ 4:00 PM & 6:00 PM
📍 Phil English Field

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Go Huskies! 🐾

Hewitt-Trussville JV Golf competes at Silos Golf Course.

🗓 Wednesday, March 11
🏌️ Boys Tee Off: 9:00 AM
🏌️ Girls Tee Off: 1:00 PM

Good luck to our Huskies! 🐾

Hewitt-Trussville Middle School Tennis takes on Bragg.

📍 Hewitt-Trussville Tennis Center
🗓 Wednesday, March 11
⏰ 4:00 PM

🎟 Tickets available on GoFan
Come support the Huskies! 🐾

Hewitt-Trussville JV Softball takes on Gardendale.

🗓 Wednesday, March 11
⏰ 4:30 PM
📍 Roberts Field

🎟 Tickets available on GoFan
Come out and support the Huskies! 🐾

Hewitt-Trussville Middle School Girls Golf faces Pizitz.

🗓 Thursday, March 12
📍 Silos Golf Course

Good luck Huskies! 🐾

Hewitt-Trussville Varsity Tennis vs Oak Mountain.

📍 Hewitt-Trussville Tennis Center
🗓 Thursday, March 12
⏰ 4:00 PM

Come cheer on the Huskies! 🐾

Hewitt-Trussville JV Baseball takes on Hoover.

🗓 Friday, March 13
⏰ 4:00 PM & 6:00 PM
📍 Phil English Field

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Go Huskies! 🐾

Hewitt-Trussville JV Baseball hosts Oak Mountain.

🗓 Saturday, March 14
⏰ 11:00 AM & 1:00 PM
📍 Phil English Field

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Come out and support the Huskies! 🐾

Hewitt-Trussville hosts Fairhope.

🗓 March 14
⏰ 12:00 PM
📍 Hewitt-Trussville Soccer Stadium

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Let’s go Huskies! 🐾

The 2026 Hewitt-Trussville Varsity Football regular season schedule has been announced! Click on the link below to see the schedule!

https://hthuskies.com/sports/football/schedule

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Attention all 6th, 7th and 8th graders (Rising 7th, 8th, and 9th graders). HTMS Wrestling offseason workouts will begin Tuesday March 17th. We will have workouts on Tuesday and Thursdays from 3:30-4:30. We will meet at the football field house and bus to the high school for practice. Pick up will be at the HTHS wrestling room. You must have a completed DragonFly account to participate.
Use the link below to sign up
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HTMS Girls Wrestling Offseason workouts have begun!
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30-4:40
Where: HTHS wrestling room- Meet Coach Robo at the HTMS Football Field House.
Who: 6-8 HTMS Girls
Must have a completed Dragonfly account to participate.
Click the link below to sign up and get started.
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Huskies Stay Hot Behind Dominant Pitching

Hewitt-Trussville Varsity Baseball continued its strong run with a four-game stretch highlighted by dominant pitching and timely offense.

Cale McIntosh set the tone with a dominant performance in an 11-1 win over Cullman, striking out 14 batters over 5.2 innings while allowing just three hits and one run. Hunter Futrell doubled and Koal Duckett added an RBI single to help build an early lead, while Hudson Mitchell and Duckett each collected two hits. The Huskies also showed patience at the plate with eight walks and played error-free defense.

The momentum continued Wednesday as Jace Riggan led the Huskies to a 10-0 win over Gardendale, striking out 11 batters over five shutout innings. A six-run second inning powered the offense, with key RBI hits from Riggan, Duckett, Mitchell, and Taylor Alfano. McIntosh finished 2-for-2 with three RBIs, and the Huskies again played flawless defense.

Saturday’s doubleheader against Fort Payne showcased more strong pitching. In game one, Hudson Mitchell earned the win with 6.1 scoreless innings, allowing just three hits in a 1-0 victory, while Blake Bales closed the door for the save. Jace Riggan drove in the game’s lone run.

In game two, Rylan Clark tossed a complete-game shutout as the Huskies defeated Fort Payne 5-0. Hudson Mitchell provided the big swing with a three-run home run, while McIntosh added an RBI single and Koal Duckett collected two hits.

Across the four games, Huskies pitchers allowed just one run while recording 28 strikeouts, and the defense did not commit a single error.

Hewitt-Trussville returns to action Thursday in Santa Rosa Beach, FL.

The Hewitt-Trussville girls soccer team opened 7A Area 6 play in impressive fashion last week, defeating Hoover 3-0. With the victory, Coach Sean Gibson’s Huskies improved to 7-0-2 on the season and continued their dominant defensive run.

Hewitt-Trussville set the tone early, building a 2-0 lead by halftime. Emmie Willoughby put the Huskies on the board with a remarkable goal directly from a corner kick, scoring unassisted to give HT the early advantage. The Huskies doubled their lead later in the first half when Ella Cane finished a well-placed cross from Catherine Mize, sending Hewitt-Trussville into the break firmly in control.

In the second half, Emma Gilmer added the final goal of the night. Gilmer capitalized on a fumbled corner by the Hoover goalkeeper, quickly pouncing on the loose ball to extend the lead to 3-0. Peerson Waller anchored the effort in goal as the Huskies’ defense recorded its seventh consecutive shutout, continuing a remarkable streak of defensive dominance.

The win moves Hewitt-Trussville to the top of Area 6, one of the most competitive areas in the state, featuring four of the top five ranked teams in Alabama.

The Huskies will return to area play Tuesday night when they travel to Vestavia Hills.

HT Girls Soccer Schedule/Results:

https://hthuskies.com/sports/womens-soccer/schedule

The Hewitt-Trussville Boys Soccer team moved to 1-0 in 7A Area 6 play and 7-0-2 overall with a 1-0 win over Hoover in the Area opener. The Huskies played a man down in the second half, but battled for the win. Stephen Delfin assisted Brennan Greer for the games' only goal.

The Huskies will visit Vestavia for another Area contest on Tuesday.

HT Boys Soccer Schedule/Results:

https://hthuskies.com/sports/mens-soccer/schedule

Huskies Dominate Kickoff Classic With First and Second Place Team Finishes

It was a great day to be a Husky at the Kickoff Classic, as Hewitt-Trussville delivered an impressive performance across the board. The Huskies not only claimed first and second place in the team standings, but also placed eight golfers in the top 11 individually.

The Huskies’ top squad captured first place with a team score of +22 (310). The championship lineup included Callan, Ethan, Elias, Cash, and Jackson, who combined for a strong opening performance to lead the field.

Hewitt-Trussville’s second group also had an outstanding showing, finishing second overall with a team score of +25 (313). That team featured Jonah, Colten, Colson, Tyler, and Jake, continuing the Huskies’ dominance throughout the tournament.

A third Husky team also competed, finishing eighth overall with a score of +56 (346). That group included Zach, Wyatt, Cooper, Harrison, and Braxton.

Individually, the Huskies filled the leaderboard, placing eight golfers among the top 11 finishers after scorecard playoffs.

Callen Regan led the way with a +3 round to finish 3rd overall, while Colten Sutton (+3) placed 5th and Jonah Turner (+3) finished 6th.

Ethan Headley and Elias Campbell each shot +6, tying for 9th place. Cash Mitros, Colson Rush, and Zach Tillman all finished +7, tying for 11th place.

With multiple teams competing at a high level and strong individual finishes throughout the lineup, the Kickoff Classic proved to be an impressive start to the season for Hewitt-Trussville.

Huskies Tennis Teams Compete in Strong Week of Action

Hewitt-Trussville tennis teams had a busy and competitive week on the courts, with both middle school and varsity squads seeing strong performances in match play and tournament competition.

The week began on February 23 when the middle school teams hosted Bumpus. The middle school girls team earned a convincing 7-2 victory, while the middle school boys fell 8-1 in their match.

At the varsity level, the Huskies hosted Helena on February 24, where both the boys and girls teams delivered strong performances.

The varsity boys team defeated Helena 7-2, putting together a balanced effort across singles and doubles to secure the home victory.

The varsity girls team followed with a 6-3 win over Helena, using strong singles play and key doubles wins to claim the match in front of the home crowd.

Later in the week, both varsity teams traveled to compete in the Florence Tournament on February 28, facing a strong field of teams from across the region. The varsity boys finished 6th out of 11 teams, while the varsity girls placed 7th out of 12 teams. The tournament provided valuable experience and competitive matches as the Huskies continue building momentum this season.

With wins at home and competitive tournament play, Hewitt-Trussville tennis continues to show growth and determination early in the season.

Keep up the great work, Huskies! 🐾🎾

Hewitt-Trussville Varsity Softball put together an impressive run at the Rocket Invitational, finishing a perfect weekend and claiming the tournament championship with a dominant 7-0 shutout victory in the title game.

The Huskies opened the tournament with a gritty 3-2 win over Hayden. In a tight contest, Hannah Claire Miller delivered the go-ahead RBI single in the sixth inning, while Rachel Reed, Lauren Whittaker, and Maggie Bell combined to limit Hayden to just two runs.

The offense caught fire against Pell City in an 8-2 victory. Corey Goguts blasted two home runs and drove in three runs, while Kylie Grace Hendrick added a three-run homer in a decisive fifth inning. Harper Looney earned the win in the circle.

Against Spain Park, Hewitt-Trussville wasted no time taking control, scoring five runs in the first inning on the way to an 8-1 win. Hendrick, Chloe Krackenberger, Taylor McLaughlin, and Miller all contributed early RBIs, and Maggie Bell delivered a strong outing in the circle.

The Huskies continued their offensive surge with a 14-2 win over Geneva. An eight-run fourth inning broke the game open, highlighted by Erin Coleman’s three-hit performance and Presley Hull’s three RBIs. Lauren Whittaker secured the win.

Hewitt-Trussville dominated Mortimer Jordan 15-0, fueled by a 12-run second inning. Goguts drove in four runs, Coleman added a three-run homer, and Looney threw three scoreless innings to seal the shutout.

In a rematch with Pell City, the Huskies showed resilience, overcoming a five-run deficit to win 8-7. Three home runs in the second inning tied the game before key hits from Cate Bruce and Presley Hull gave Hewitt-Trussville the lead. Maggie Bell earned the win in relief, and Looney closed it out.

The drama continued in an 11-10 walk-off win over Gardendale. Trailing late, the Huskies rallied in the final inning, with Presley Hull and Erin Coleman delivering clutch hits to complete the comeback.

The weekend culminated in a commanding 7-0 championship victory. Behind strong pitching and timely offense, the Huskies capped their tournament run in dominant fashion.

Throughout the Rocket Invitational, Hewitt-Trussville showcased power at the plate, depth throughout the lineup, aggressive baserunning, and dependable pitching. It was a complete team effort that brought home the title and built strong momentum moving forward.

Click here to read an article by the Trussville Tribune.

The Huskies hosted a fantastic event at the Husky Classic. Both Varsity Boys and Girls finished in second place.

🥇🥈🎖️ HTHS Top 10 Finishes – Husky Classic 2026

Girls Events

• 🥇 Caylin Kennemur – 100m Dash (1st) and 200m Dash (1st)

• 🥈 Sarah Thomas – 100m Dash (2nd) and Discus (2nd)

• 🥈 Mary Durham – 1600m Run (2nd)

• 🥉 Olivia Reese – 100m Hurdles (3rd)

• 🥈 Relay Team – Girls 4x100m Relay (2nd)

• 🥉 Lia Carter – Long Jump (3rd)

• 🥇 Jaliyah Edwards – Discus (1st) and Shot Put (1st)

Boys Events

• 🥇 George Merchant – 100m Dash (1st)

• 🥇 Demetri Hall Jr. – 400m Dash (1st) and 300m Hurdles (1st)

• 🥇 Raphael Boakye-Yiadom – 110m Hurdles (1st) and Triple Jump (1st)

• 🥉 Ben Reeves – Pole Vault (3rd)

• 🥈 Raphael Boakye-Yiadom – Long Jump (2nd)

Click here to read an article on the meet by the Trussville Tribune.

Click here to see the Varsity Boys Track Schedule.

Click here to see the Varsity Girls Track Schedule

Huskies JV Baseball Earns Three Strong Wins

Hewitt-Trussville JV Baseball put together an impressive stretch, picking up three wins over Hoover, Tuscaloosa County, and Oak Mountain behind strong pitching and timely hitting.

The Huskies opened with a 6-2 victory over Hoover JV. After Hoover scored in the third inning, Hewitt-Trussville broke the game open in the fifth with five runs to take control. Micah Bromley earned the win on the mound, striking out eight over 5.1 innings while allowing just one run. Walker Smith and Sawyer Jackson each recorded two hits, while Devan Kizer drove in two runs.

Hewitt-Trussville followed that with a 4-2 win over Tuscaloosa County, taking the lead late. With the game tied in the sixth inning, Jarrett Brooks delivered the go-ahead hit, driving in two runs. Will Allen tossed a complete game, allowing just two runs over seven innings while striking out five. Brooks led the offense with two hits, and the Huskies turned three double plays defensively.

The Huskies closed the stretch with a 3-1 win over Oak Mountain JV in a pitcher’s duel. Preston Mosley was dominant, recording 20 outs while striking out seven. The offense was led by John Yeskevicz, Devan Kizer, and Tripp Giangrosso, who each collected two hits and drove in runs. The Huskies also played error-free defense in the victory.

Hewitt-Trussville JV continues its season Tuesday against Southside.

It was a dominant and exciting week for the Hewitt-Trussville JV softball team as the Huskies powered through a packed schedule with clutch hitting, explosive innings, and strong performances in the circle.

The week started with a 15-5 win over Central, highlighted by Livie Bullington’s grand slam and four RBIs. The Huskies piled up 13 hits, with Macie Goins, Sophia Shubert, Chayce Clayton, Lyla Riggan, and Olivia Christian each collecting multiple hits. Shubert earned the win, striking out seven.

Hewitt followed that with a 10-0 shutout of Hayden. A six-run fourth inning broke the game open, fueled by timely hitting from Courtney Branch and Clayton. Goins was dominant in the circle, tossing five scoreless innings with six strikeouts. The Huskies were flawless defensively and did not commit an error.

Against Pelham, the Huskies stayed hot in a 12-1 victory. Clayton led the charge with three RBIs, while Christian added two hits and Goins swiped two bases. Shubert struck out six in three scoreless innings as the Huskies totaled 12 hits and played clean defense once again.

Saturday was packed with big performances. Sophie Bullington drove in six runs in a 17-2 win over Gardendale, blasting a triple and a home run. The Huskies racked up 15 hits and five stolen bases in the offensive showcase.

In a 9-2 win over Bibb County, Goins and Clayton each homered, and Hadley Mitchell collected three hits. The Huskies used a five-run fifth inning to pull away.

The most dramatic win of the week came in a 7-6 walk-off victory over Mortimer Jordan. Trailing 6-1, the Huskies rallied with six runs in the fifth inning, capped by Lyla Riggan’s two-run single to seal the comeback.

The week closed with a 13-8 win over Hartselle. Riggan tallied three hits, while Branch delivered key RBIs in a six-run second inning that flipped the game. Shubert earned the win in relief as the Huskies once again showed resilience after an early deficit.

Across the week, the Huskies displayed power at the plate, speed on the bases, strong pitching performances, and steady defense — finishing with statement wins and plenty of momentum. The Huskies came away winning the Rocket Invitational 7-0.

Hewitt-Trussville JV Softball put together an impressive run, picking up five wins over Mortimer Jordan, Corner, and Tuscaloosa County with explosive offense and clutch pitching.

The Huskies opened with an 11-6 win over Mortimer Jordan, erupting for nine runs in the first inning to take control early. Chayce Clayton led the offense with three hits, while Sophie Bullington, Lyla Riggan, Sophia Shubert, and Clayton each drove in two runs. Macie Goins earned the win and Shubert collected the save.

Hewitt followed with an 8-0 shutout victory over Corner. Sophia Shubert had a huge game, driving in four runs on three hits, while P. Boyd tossed four hitless innings in the circle. The Huskies also swiped four bases and turned two double plays.

The Huskies then defeated Tuscaloosa County 10-7 in a back-and-forth contest. Macie Goins led the way with four RBIs, while Chayce Clayton, Courtney Branch, and Lyla Riggan each contributed multiple hits. Sophia Shubert earned the win and Goins picked up the save.

Later that day, Hewitt rallied for an 11-4 comeback win over Tuscaloosa County, scoring eight runs in the second inning to erase an early deficit. Courtney Branch tripled and drove in three runs, while Livie Bullington added two RBIs. The Huskies also played error-free defense.

The stretch closed with a 9-6 win over Mortimer Jordan, powered again by Shubert, who drove in four runs with two doubles. Lyla Riggan and Chayce Clayton added RBIs as the Huskies tallied 12 hits in the victory.

The Huskies used balanced offense, aggressive base running, and strong pitching to secure the five-game stretch.

The Huskies exploded for five runs in the top of the first. Graham Jackson sparked the rally with a two-run triple, Wyatt Gregory added an RBI groundout, and Luke Easterling capped the inning with a two-run single to give Hewitt-Trussville an early advantage they would not relinquish.

Easterling picked up the win on the mound, allowing just two hits and two runs (one earned) over three innings while striking out two. Jackson was dominant in relief, tossing three shutout innings, giving up only one hit and striking out five to close the door.

Jackson led the offense with four RBIs from the heart of the lineup. Jackson Wood, Jackson Wideman, Carson Harper, Gregory, Easterling, Cardin Swoager, and Jackson each recorded a hit as the Huskies totaled seven runs on six hits.

Hewitt-Trussville Middle tennis hosted Bumpus on Tuesday with the girls earning a strong team win while the boys battled hard against a tough opponent.

The girls team secured a 7-2 victory at home, picking up key wins in both singles and doubles play to claim the match. Their depth across the lineup proved to be the difference as they controlled the afternoon from start to finish.

The boys team fell 8-1 to Bumpus. Despite the final score, the Huskies competed well and continued to gain valuable match experience early in the season.

Both teams will look to build on this week’s performances as they continue their schedules. Go Huskies!

The HTMS Boys Golf Team opened their 2026 competition season at the Homewood Invitational held at Highlands Golf Club. The Huskies had a strong 5th place showing out of an 11-team field. Carson Walker and Jack Adamson set the pace for the Huskies, each posting rounds of 41. Bradley Gardner added a 42 to round out the scoring. The Huskies play next in the Pizitz Invitational on March 10, followed by the Pizitz Classic on March 11.

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🐾 Show Your Husky Pride with Eighteen South’s Hewitt Spirit Collection

Hewitt-Trussville fans, it's time to gear up for the season with the exclusive Hewitt Spirit Collection at Eighteen South! Whether you're heading to the game or showing support around town, this collection has something for everyone.

👕 Featured Items

• Huskies 1982 Polo – A classic look for any occasion.

• Huskies Banner Long Sleeve Hoodie – Stay warm and stylish.

• Huskies Spirit Long Sleeve Hoodie – Comfortable and perfect for game days.

• Husky Fast Sideline Polo – For the fan on the move.

• Huskies Script Polo – A timeless design.

• Husky Fast Sideline Hat – Complete your look.

🛍️ Shop In-Store

Visit Eighteen South at 5457 Patrick Way, Ste 109, Birmingham, AL 35235. The store is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Explore the full Hewitt Spirit Collection and find the perfect gear to support your Huskies.

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

Click here to visit the Eighteen-South website.

🏈 Gear Up for Gameday with Sister-Shirts' Huskies Collection! 🐾

Whether you're cheering from the stands or watching from home, Sister-Shirts has everything you need to show your Huskies pride in style. From cozy crewnecks to bold graphic tees, our collection is designed for comfort and school spirit.

👕 Featured Picks:

• Huskies Stamped Gameday Adult Tee
  

• Groovy Huskies Adult Tee

• Bubble Huskies Adult Crewneck

• Huskies Stadium Adult Tee

• Huskies Gameday Pennant Kids Tee
  
  

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

Click here to visit the Sister Shirts website.

🎉 Show Your Hewitt Trussville Pride! 🎉

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✨ 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! 🐾

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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