Tracking The Huskies

School athletic physicals will take place on May 8, 2026, at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium. Students wishing to participate in athletics for the 2026-2027 school year should attend. Students must be 14 years of age or older to attend. Andrews Sports Medicine cannot complete physicals for students under the age of 14.

FAQ:

Q. What are school physicals?
A. All students that participate in athletics must have a current physical. School physical day is set to help students get an updated physical.

Q. Who needs to attend?
A. All students (age 14 and above) that wish to participate in athletics should attend.

Q. Where will school physicals take place?
A. Hewitt-Trussville Stadium (Enter at Main Gate)

Q. What time does the event begin?
A. Students at HTHS can start during their athletic period. Students at HTMS should come after school ends for the day.

Q. How much does it cost?
A. Athletic school physicals are $10 each. "Tickets" will be sold on GoFan. Please visit the link below to purchase your ticket to physical day.

https://gofan.co/event/6469451?schoolId=AL1033

Q. What do I need to bring?

A. Students need to bring the first page of their physical form fully completed.

Q. Where can I find the physical form?

A. The physical form can be accessed via the link below:

https://hthuskies.com/documents/2019/4/16//PhysicalHT18.pdf?id=1

Q. My child just got a physical, do they need to come?

A. Yes. Physicals are good for one year. Students who get a physical in May will be covered for the entire 2026-2027 school year.

Date: Thursday, April 9
Time: JV 4:30 PM | Varsity 6:00 PM
Location: Roberts Stadium

Come out and support HTHS Softball as they take on Oak Mountain at home!

🎟 Tickets: GoFan

🌤 Weather: Partly sunny and warm, high near 78°.

Date: Thursday, April 9
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Vestavia Hills High School

Head to Vestavia to support Hewitt Baseball tonight as they take on Vestavia for game 3 of area play!

🎟 Tickets: GoFan

🌤 Weather: Partly sunny and warm, high near 78°.

Date: April 11

Details: Game 1 at 1:00 against Bragg
Location: Oak Mountain

HTMS Baseball heads to Oak Mountain for the Metro Tournament. We’re proud of their hard work—best of luck this weekend!

The Huskies will face Bragg at 1pm in the opening round.

🎟 Tickets: GoFan

☀️ Weather: Sunny and pleasant, highs around 79°.

Date: April 10–11
Location: Hoover

HTHS JV Softball competes in the Metro Tournament this weekend. Good luck to our Huskies as they take on top competition!

🎟 Tickets: GoFan

☀️ Weather: Mostly sunny with highs near 79–80°.

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

Attention all 7th and 8th graders (Rising 8th, and 9th graders). 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
https://forms.gle/ZP4PKousGNFBGJeW8

When: Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30-4:40
Where: HTHS wrestling room- Meet Coach Robo at the HTMS Football Field House.
Who: 7-8 HTMS Girls
Must have a completed Dragonfly account to participate.
Click the link below to sign up and get started.
https://forms.gle/TZhpKe6vTHXGE15m8

Calling all current 6th and 7th graders!

If you’re interested in joining the HTMS Bowling Team for the 2026–2027 school year, be sure to scan the QR code and complete the sign-up form.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of a fun and competitive team!

The Hewitt-Trussville Girls Soccer team defeated Hoover 1-0 on Tuesday night in a key 7A Area 6 match. The Huskies improved to 13-2-2 on the season and 2-2 in 7A Area 6 play.

The Huskies controlled much of the play in the first half, but neither team was able to find the back of the net. With 28 minutes to go in the match, Lauren Melton assisted Ella Cane for the winning goal. Peerson Waller was solid in goal the entire night and recorded a shutout.

The Huskies will host Vestavia on April 14.

HT Girls Soccer Schedule/Results:

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

The Hewitt-Trussville Boys Soccer team improved to 11-2-6 overall and 3-1 in 7A Area 6 with a 2-1 win at Hoover on Tuesday night. The Huskies were unable to find the back of the net in the first half and trailed 1-0 at halftime.

The Huskies tied the match with a set piece cross from Brennan Greer which dropped to Andrew Bell in the box who finished it with a half volley. Nine minutes later, Jason Merriweather sent the ball wide to Stephen Delfin who sent a first touch cross toward Greer, only to be deflected by a Buc defender into the net.

The Huskies will host Vestavia on April 14 in another Area match.

HT Boys Soccer Schedule/Results:

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

Congratulations to our Hewitt-Trussville standouts who were selected to the 2025-2026 Trussville Tribune All-Tribune Basketball Team! This recognition highlights the hard work, dedication, and impact these players made all season long.

🔥 First Team
• Dalton Black

🔥 Second Team
• Rashad Rolley

We are proud of the way these Huskies represented Hewitt-Trussville on and off the court. Your commitment to excellence continues to set the standard for our program!

Click here for the full article from the Trussville Tribune

A huge congratulations to our Hewitt-Trussville Lady Huskies who were selected to the 2025-2026 Trussville Tribune All-Tribune Basketball Team! These athletes have shown incredible dedication, leadership, and excellence throughout the season.

🔥 First Team
• Ryleigh Martin
• Lauryn Holley

🔥 Second Team
• Caycee Burton

👏 Honorable Mention
• Livie Bullington

We are so proud of these Huskies for representing Hewitt-Trussville with heart, grit, and determination. Your hard work continues to make Husky Nation proud!

Click here for the full article from the Trussville Tribune

The Hewitt-Trussville Girls Golf team is hitting their stride right at the halfway point of the season, showing steady growth and confidence on the course each week.

The Huskies recently earned a season-best 3rd place finish at the Grissom Invitational held at Valley Hill Country Club—an impressive milestone that reflects their hard work and progress.

Leading the way, Merritt Daniel continues to shine, finishing 2nd overall at the Grissom Invitational and 3rd overall at the Panther Invitational at RTJ: Hampton Cove. Her consistency and leadership have been a key part of the team’s success.

The momentum doesn’t stop there—Lola Mitros, Caroline Franklin, Kenley Kennedy-Smith, and Luna Kim all recorded their lowest scores of the season last week, highlighting the team’s overall improvement and dedication.

With postseason play right around the corner at the end of the month, the Huskies are building confidence at the perfect time.

Click here for the full Varsity Girls Golf Schedule

HTHS Varsity Baseball delivered a commanding performance on Friday, sweeping Altamont in a doubleheader at Comer Sports Complex with decisive wins of 13-2 and 12-1.

In Game 1, the Huskies exploded out of the gate with a seven-run first inning and never looked back. Riggan led the offensive charge with a perfect day at the plate, collecting three hits and driving in key runs to pace the 13-2 victory.

HTHS set the tone early as Duckett, Alfano, Walker, Bales, and Riggan all contributed RBIs in the opening inning. The Huskies continued to apply pressure, adding runs in each of the next two innings to build a commanding lead.

Walker and Alfano anchored the middle of the lineup with three RBIs each, while Duckett added two hits. On the bases, HTHS was relentless—Mitchell, Riggan, and Duckett each swiped multiple bags as the team totaled 11 stolen bases.

Clark earned the win on the mound, allowing just two runs on three hits over five innings while striking out four. Defensively, the Huskies were flawless, not committing a single error.

Game 2 followed a similar script, as HTHS Varsity Baseball once again overwhelmed Altamont in a 12-1 win, powered by a huge performance from Futrell.

After Altamont briefly tied the game in the first, the Huskies responded immediately and took control for good in the second inning. Futrell was the difference-maker, driving in five runs on two hits, including a bases-clearing double in the fourth.

HTHS continued to showcase patience at the plate, drawing eight walks and consistently putting pressure on Altamont’s pitching staff. Duckett, Walker, Futrell, and McIntosh each recorded two hits in a balanced offensive effort.

Kizer earned the win, going five innings and allowing just one run while scattering three hits. The Huskies’ pitching staff once again kept Altamont in check while the offense piled on runs.

With the sweep, HTHS Varsity Baseball displayed its depth, discipline, and explosive offensive capabilities. The Huskies now turn their attention to their next matchup as they face Vestavia this week in area play.

Click here to read the story by the Trussville Tribune

Click here for the full HTHS Varsity Baseball Schedule

HTMS Baseball put together a complete team performance on Monday, sweeping a doubleheader against Oxford Yellow Jackets Middle School with wins of 8-4 and 4-3.

In Game 1, HTMS Baseball leaned on a huge performance from Gregory to set the tone. He drove in four runs on three hits, including a bases-clearing triple in the third inning that broke a 1-1 tie and gave HTMS the lead for good. Morrison followed with an RBI single to extend the advantage, helping HTMS build a comfortable cushion.

Gregory also earned the win on the mound, pitching five strong innings with six strikeouts. Offensively, HTMS Baseball racked up 12 hits, with Hendrick, Harper, Morrison, and Jackson each collecting multiple hits. The team was aggressive on the base paths as well, totaling six stolen bases in the victory.

Oxford kept things competitive with contributions from Whitmore, Mims, and Landreth, but HTMS Baseball maintained control throughout to secure the 8-4 win.

Game 2 proved to be a much tighter contest, with both teams battling for every run. HTMS Baseball struck first in the third inning when Hendrick drove in a run with a single. Oxford responded in the fourth to take a 2-1 lead, but HTMS answered again in the fifth.

With the bases loaded, Wood was hit by a pitch to force in a key run, part of a go-ahead inning that gave HTMS a 4-2 advantage. That proved to be just enough offense to hold on.

Fogg earned the win in relief, allowing no earned runs while striking out five. Lambert came in to close the game and secure the save. Hendrick led the offense in Game 2, while Wood, Swoager, Mezrano, Mattioli, and Fogg each added hits in a balanced effort.

Oxford threatened late, cutting the lead to one, but HTMS Baseball’s defense held strong to preserve the 4-3 victory.

With the doubleheader sweep, HTMS Baseball showcased both explosive offense and late-game resilience. The team will head to Oak Mountain for the Metro Tournament Saturday.

HTHS JV Baseball secured an impressive series win over Homewood, taking two of three games in a competitive set highlighted by dominant pitching and a breakout offensive performance.

In Game 1 on April 2, HTHS JV set the tone with a 3-1 victory in a pitcher’s duel. Prescott delivered a standout performance on the mound, recording 16 outs while allowing just one hit and no runs over five and one-third innings. He struck out seven and kept Homewood’s lineup off balance all game long.

The Huskies broke through in the third inning when Boshers drew a walk and Renda followed with a clutch double down the left field line, each driving in a run. HTHS finished with nine hits, with Boshers and Kizer leading the way with two hits apiece. Hodge came on to secure the save and seal the win.

Homewood answered back in Game 2 on April 4, evening the series with a 6-0 win. Capitalizing on a defensive miscue and timely hitting in the third inning, Homewood grabbed early momentum and never looked back. Despite a strong outing from Mosley, who struck out seven over five innings, HTHS struggled to generate offense, managing just one hit from Smith.

With the series on the line later that day, HTHS JV responded in a big way in Game 3, earning a decisive 10-2 victory to clinch the series.

After a back-and-forth start, the Huskies broke the game open in the fourth inning with a seven-run explosion. HTHS showed patience and discipline at the plate, drawing multiple walks and capitalizing on every opportunity. Key contributions came from across the lineup, including RBIs from Bamberg, Shirley, Smith, Willoughby, Mosley, DeArman, and Giangrosso.

Allen earned the win on the mound, going five and two-thirds innings while allowing just two runs (one earned). Gibson set the tone offensively from the leadoff spot with two hits, while the team as a whole worked seven walks to keep pressure on Homewood throughout the game.

With the 10-2 win, HTHS JV Baseball claimed the series 2-1, showcasing resilience after the Game 2 setback and finishing strong in front of their home crowd.

HTHS JV will look to carry that momentum into their next matchup as they travel to Gardendale on Friday.

HTHS Varsity Softball put together an impressive weekend at the Saraland Tournament, picking up five wins against top competition and showcasing both explosive offense and strong pitching.

The Huskies opened tournament play with a tie against Spanish Fort before catching fire the rest of the weekend. HTHS rolled to a dominant 19-2 win over Bryant and followed it up with a 6-4 victory against Auburn.

On Saturday, the momentum continued as the Huskies powered past Jackson 15-0 and added another strong win over Apollo, 5-2. They also picked up a commanding 16-1 victory over Baldwin County, showing their ability to score runs in bunches and control games from start to finish.

HTHS faced Saraland in one of the final matchups of the tournament, coming up short 5-0 against a strong Spartans squad.

Throughout the tournament, the Huskies displayed their depth and consistency—combining dominant pitching performances with a high-powered offense that produced multiple run-rule victories. The weekend highlighted HTHS’s ability to compete with some of the top teams in the state while continuing to build momentum as the season progresses.

With five wins on the weekend, HTHS Varsity Softball continues to establish itself as one of the top teams in the area and will look to carry that success into upcoming matchups.

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

Click here for the full Varsity Softball Schedule.

The JV Softball team moved to 24-0 on the season with wins over Hoover (10-0) and Gardendale (5-3) this week. Presli Boyd was the winning pitcher on Monday as she threw a complete game. Olivia Christian and Hadley Mitchell had two hits each. Sophia Bullington drove in three runs.

Macie Goins picked up the win in the circle on Tuesday. Goins and Sophia Bullington added two hits each. Livie Bullington had two RBI's.

HTMS Softball put together an impressive run in the Metro Tournament, battling through a tough slate of games to finish as tournament runner-up.

HTMS opened the tournament strong with an 8-6 win over Bumpus, followed by a 9-4 victory against Berry. After a setback against Bragg (10-2), the team showed resilience, bouncing back with a thrilling 6-5 win over Thompson before ultimately falling to Bragg in the championship game, 15-3.

Offensively, HTMS was powered by big-time performances at the plate. Hannah Schmohl and Presli Boyd each launched home runs during the tournament, while Sophia Brisco, Jade Smothers, and Kyla Chestnut added triples. Chestnut also contributed a double, along with Holston McIntyre, Schmohl, and Haley Bruce. Kinsley Halpin had a standout showing with two doubles.

In the circle, HTMS received strong pitching performances throughout the tournament. Ryann Richardson was dominant in the opening win over Bumpus, not allowing a single hit. Kessy Sargent earned the win against Berry, with Richardson coming in to secure the save.

One of the most impressive performances came in the win over Thompson, where Riley Aldridge shut things down in relief. Aldridge allowed just one hit and no runs over 2 2/3 innings to help secure the 6-5 victory.

Despite coming up short in the final, HTMS Softball showcased toughness, depth, and determination throughout the tournament. Their runner-up finish is a testament to the team’s hard work and ability to compete at a high level.

The HTMS Boys Golf team wrapped up an impressive 2026 season on a high note, earning a victory over Springville Middle School on Thursday to close out the year.

Throughout the season, the Huskies showed steady growth and consistency, with both 7th and 8th graders stepping up in big moments. That depth paid off, as HTMS recorded multiple individual top-10 finishes across several tournaments.

Among the season’s highlights, the Huskies placed 5th at the Homewood Invitational and followed it up with an even stronger 3rd place finish at the Spartan Invitational, proving their ability to compete with some of the top middle school programs in the area.

Individually, Carson Walker delivered one of the top performances of the season, finishing 3rd overall at the Metro South Tournament and leading the way for HTMS.

With a strong finish against Springville and a season full of accomplishments, the future looks bright for HTMS Boys Golf as they continue to build on this year’s success.

HTHS Tennis is hitting its stride at the right time, as both the boys and girls teams sit at an impressive 12-6 record heading into the final week of the regular season.

The Huskies are coming off big wins over Hillcrest and Opelika, showcasing their depth and consistency across singles and doubles play. Both teams have demonstrated the ability to compete at a high level, with strong performances throughout the lineup contributing to their success this season.

With just a few matches remaining this week, HTHS is focused on finishing the regular season strong and carrying momentum into sectionals next week. The postseason will provide an opportunity for both squads to build on their success and make a strong push toward state competition.

As the regular season wraps up, HTHS Tennis continues to show it has the talent, experience, and confidence to make noise in the postseason.

Click here for the Girls Tennis Schedule

Click here for the Boys Tennis Schedule

The HTMS Girls Tennis team delivered an outstanding performance at the Metro Tournament, finishing 3rd overall and showcasing the hard work, determination, and teamwork that defined their season.

Competing against some of the top teams in the area, the Huskies rose to the challenge and represented HTMS with excellence on every court. Their strong finish is a reflection of their commitment and growth throughout the year.

Several players were also recognized for their exceptional play, earning All-Metro honors: Harper James, Olivia Chen, Judah Gollott, and Slade Miller. This recognition highlights their individual achievements and contributions to the team’s success.

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

🐾 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.

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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.

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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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