2020 Heritage HS Football Schedule

RUSSELL VANNOZZI rvannozzi@mainstreetmediatn.com              Mar 4, 2020 The recruiting process was not as fruitful as Trenton Tuttle had hoped. He received just two official offers and saw several trails go cold before and after National Signing Day. Nonetheless, the White House Heritage football senior appears to have found an ideal situation

On February 26, 2020, Parker Deaton represented Heritage Football at the 54th Annual Awards Banquet of the Middle TN Chapter of the National Football Foundation & College Football Hall of Fame Inc. Deaton was a honored as a Scholar Athlete recipient. Student Athletes are nominated by their schools, which are limited to one nominee each,

Main Street Preps  RUSSELL VANNOZZI rvannozzi@mainstreetmediatn.com     Jan 7, 2020  Four players from Robertson County have been named to the Tennessee High School Football Coaches Association (TnFCA) 4A All-State team. White House Heritage running back Parker Deaton landed on the All-State offense after rushing for 1,308 yards and seven touchdowns on 204 carries. The senior

Main Street Preps   RUSSELL VANNOZZI rvannozzi@mainstreetmediatn.com      Dec 31, 2019 The Connection has selected its 2019 All-Robertson County football team. White House Heritage was next with 11 selections. The Patriots capped a remarkable turnaround season with a playoff appearance, which helped Stetson Dickerson earn Coach of the Year honors. Coach of the Year: Stetson Dickerson,

Congratulations to the following Football players who were named to the 2019 Region 5-4A All-Region Team: Daniel Evans-Offensive Lineman, Trenton Tuttle- Tight End, Parker Deaton- Running Back, Steven Hensley- Linebacker, Chance Anderson- Defensive Back, Dyllan Solis – Long Snapper  All-Region Honorable Mention: Eli Arnett, Jackson Mapes, Will Wilson, Taye Francis  All-Region Academic Team: Colin Spivey 

Upstart WH Heritage ends season at Lexington RUSSELL VANNOZZI rvannozzi@mainstreetmediatn.com Nov 11, 2019 White House Heritage’s storybook season ended with a loss in the first round of the playoffs. The Patriots (7-4) got behind in the second quarter and never recovered, and Lexington advanced with a 35-27 victory last Friday. The Tigers moved on to

White House Heritage at Lexington (Friday at 7 p.m.) The Patriots (7-3, 3-2 Region 5-4A) continued their turnaround with a season-defining victory at Montgomery Central. Heritage went 1-19 over the last two years and has not been to the playoffs since 2015.  Trenton Tuttle was a bit of a one-man wrecking crew with three total

Heritage HS Football Playoffs 2019 We’re Coming! Special Thanks to Steve Wizz for producing the video.