The 2025 Farnsley Middle School Track & Field season is heating up—and the Wildcats are already making their mark. Both our boys and girls teams have come out strong, showcasing the speed, strength, and spirit that make Farnsley a force to be reckoned with.
FMS Invitational Success
Our Wildcats hit the track running at the Farnsley Middle School Invitational hosted at PRP High School. The Girls Track Team dominated the meet, finishing 1st overall, while our Boys Track Team earned a solid 2nd place showing. A huge congratulations to all our athletes and coaches for their outstanding effort and teamwork.
Spring Break Spotlight: Boone County Invitational
While most students were relaxing over break, our track stars stayed focused and competitive. At the Boone County Invitational, two of our relay teams brought home top finishes:
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Girls 4x100 Relay – Jazmyn Southern, Iviona Scruggs, Kayla Newton, and Gabby Wilson raced to a 4th place finish in a tight field.
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Boys 4x200 Relay – Aaron Neal-Dorsey, Robierre Love-Cullars, Isaiah Din, and Davion Johnson battled to secure 5th place, showcasing speed and teamwork.
Proud, Prepared, and On Track
Our track and field athletes continue to embody what it means to be student-athletes—showing discipline, resilience, and commitment on and off the track. The entire coaching staff is proud of this group’s strong start, and we look forward to more milestones as the season progresses.
The 2025 Farnsley Middle School Baseball season is underway, and our Wildcats Varsity team is showing grit and growth early in the season. With two competitive games already under their belt—both ending in hard-fought ties—this young team is proving they belong.
Fighting Until the Final Out
In their most recent game, the Wildcats faced off against one of the league’s top contenders—Southend Catholic. Despite trailing early, Farnsley rallied back with determination and heart to even the score, demonstrating their resilience and competitive edge. It was a statement performance that showed this team is not backing down from any challenge.
Coach’s Corner
Head Coach Jalen Riley is optimistic about the squad’s development. “This is a young group,” he shared, “but they’re maturing quickly. What stands out most is their passion for the game. They want to learn, they want to compete, and they’re committed to doing things the right way.”
Eyes on Growth
While the win column remains just out of reach, the progress being made each game is what truly matters. The team’s ability to stay composed under pressure, bounce back from early deficits, and trust in one another is laying the foundation for a successful season.
What a difference a year makes! After going winless last season, the Farnsley Middle School Softball team has come out swinging in 2025 with an impressive 3-1 start to the season. The Wildcats are playing with renewed energy, discipline, and belief—and it’s showing on the scoreboard.
From Winless to Winning
The turnaround has been nothing short of inspiring. With a balanced mix of returning players and new faces, the team has found its rhythm early. The girls have shown toughness at the plate, consistency in the field, and an all-in mentality that’s driving them forward game after game.
Coaching Sparks the Shift
Coach Nathan Hall and Assistant Coach Avi Burks have brought focus and fire to the program. “We’re incredibly proud of the progress the girls have made,” said Coach Hall. “They’ve put in the work, stayed coachable, and most importantly—they believe in themselves and each other.”
Confidence is Contagious
Beyond the wins, it’s the culture shift that has everyone excited. Players are stepping into leadership roles, supporting one another, and showing what it means to represent Farnsley with pride. The growth has been fast, and the ceiling is high.
On the Rise
With momentum on their side and a strong foundation being built, this year’s team is on a mission to prove just how far hard work and heart can take them. The Farnsley community is behind them every step of the way.
Stay tuned—this season is shaping up to be one to remember!
The Farnsley Middle School Boys Soccer team is off to a competitive start in the 2025 season with a 1-1-1 record. After a strong performance yesterday, defeating Johnson Middle, the Wildcats are gaining confidence and finding their rhythm as a team.
Season Snapshot
The season opened with a tough match against Newburg, where the boys came up short. But they quickly bounced back, earning a hard-fought draw against a solid Conway team. Yesterday’s win over Johnson marked a turning point, with the team showing poise, control, and improved communication on the field.
Momentum Building
With each game, the Wildcats are sharpening their skills and building chemistry. The coaching staff is proud of the team’s progress and effort through the first stretch of the season. The team’s determination and work ethic are evident—and they’re just getting started.
Eyes Ahead
The Wildcats are focused and ready to build on their recent success. With more matches on the horizon this week, they’re eager to keep improving and continue their winning ways.
Make sure to come out and support the squad as they keep working toward a strong 2025 campaign. Go Wildcats!
The Farnsley Middle School Girls Soccer team has kicked off the 2025 season with a competitive 1-1-1 record. After opening the season with a strong win over Western Middle, the team continues to show promise and heart on the field.
Early Season Recap
The Wildcats got off to a fast start with a solid victory against Western, setting the tone for a season of improvement and intensity. They followed up with a gritty battle against Moore that ended in a draw, and recently faced a tough Lassiter team, taking their first loss of the year. Despite the setback, the team continues to push forward with confidence.
Eyes on Brown This Week
The team looks to bounce back and add another win to the column this Wednesday as they take on Brown Middle. With growing chemistry and a hardworking mindset, the girls are determined to keep building on their early success.
Bright Season Ahead
With strong leadership and a unified team culture, the Wildcats are poised to make noise this season. The coaching staff is proud of the effort and growth the players have shown—and the Farnsley community is excited to see what’s next.
Come out and support the team as they chase another win this week. Let’s go Wildcats!
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new Farnsley Middle School Athletics website! This new platform is designed to keep you updated with the latest news, schedules, and achievements of our student-athletes.
Website Highlights
- Schedules: Stay informed about upcoming games and events.
- Team News: Get the latest updates and stories about our teams.
- Photo Gallery: Browse through pictures from our games and events.
- Contact Information: Easily reach out to our coaches and athletic staff.
Visit our new site at https://farnsleywildcats.com and explore everything it has to offer. We hope this will enhance your experience and keep you connected with our athletics program.
Thank you for your continued support!
Go Farnsley!
The Farnsley Athletic Department is seeking dedicated volunteers to help support our teams. We have opportunities available in the following areas:
- Photography: Capture the action and excitement of our games and events.
- Fundraising: Assist with organizing and executing fundraising initiatives.
- Game Day Activities: Help with event setup, concessions, and other game day responsibilities.
Your support is crucial to the success of our athletic programs! If you're interested in volunteering, please reach out to AD Johnson (frank.johnson@jefferson.kyschools.us) for more information.
Thank you for your continued support of Farnsley Athletic
Coaches Needed
FMS is seeking community members with sport specific expertise to lead our student-athletes. We are currently taking applications for: Golf, Football Assistants, Field Hockey, and E-Sports Head Coaches. If you are interested, please contact Athletic Director Frank Johnson at frank.johnson@jefferson.kyschools.us. All applicants must be able to complete the following JCPS requirements:
For applicants with over 64 College Credit Hours
Official College Transcript
Background Check ($51)
NFHS Fundamentals of Coaching Online Course ($75)
KHSAA Sports Safety Online Course (free)
CPR/AED Certification
For applicants with fewer than 64 College Credit Hours (In addition to the above requirements)
Engaging Effectively with Parents (free)
Teaching Sports Skills ($35)
Teach/Modeling Behavior ($20)
Farnsley Middle School
Website: https://farnsleywildcats.com/
Location: 3400 Lees Lane, Louisville, KY, USA
Phone: 502-485-8242
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FarnsleyMiddleSchool