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Student Athletic Opportunities

  • Fairview Middle School is proud to offer 14 athletic programs to our students. A list of all of our programs, coaches, contact information, try-out dates, and seasons can be found below. Please feel free to ask our staff any questions.  

  • About FMS Athletics

    Conferences: FMS is a part of 2 Athletic Conferences. Our main conference is the MTAC conference. This conference includes football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, golf, and volleyball. Our wrestling team competes in a wrestling only conference called the MCAC conference. We also have several sports that are not included in either of these two conferences, but instead complete an individual schedule and even compete at the state level in the TMSAA. These sports include cross country, tennis, and track and field.

    TMSAA: FMS is a member of the Tennessee Middle School Athletic Association. The TMSAA will follow these rules and guidelines in every sport.

    Sports physicals: Every student athlete must have a sports physical before they can participate in try-outs or participate in any team practices. Please have your physician fill out form linked above for your child to be eligible. Also please try to have your physical scheduled during the summer to prohibit the delays in their ability to participate. Please see below for academic eligibility playing time, and transportation.

    Academic Eligibility: The Williamson County Board of Education has set our grading policy of eligibility of student athletes. all student athletes must maintain a 70 or better in all academic classes. Grades will be checked every week for all student athletes. If students fall below 70 or receive an overall grade of incomplete, they will have one week to bring their grades to satisfactory. If they fail to do so, they will be put on probation where they may practice but not dress out and participate in the games. The student becomes eligible again when all grades reach 70. If a student receives below a 70 on their report card for the nine weeks, they are suspended from all athletics (practices and games) until the next report card (9 weeks).

    Playing Time: Fairview Middle School does not have a guaranteed playing time policy. It is the decision of each coach who plays and how much. Please do not question a coach about playing time. The Fairview Recreation programs have an equitable playing policy if you are not satisfied with the amount of game time your student athlete is receiving.

    Transportation: Transportation is not provided for all sports due to early game times and money constraints. Parents are expected to provide transportation to and from all games when a bus is not provided. Coaches are not allowed to organize carpools for liability reasons. Due to this, parent support is needed to get our athletes to and from athletic contests.

    Sports Physical Process

    In order to be eligible to tryout and participate in athletic programs or activities, all athletes must have a valid physical on file with the athletic Director and complete all mandatory electronic forms through the Final Forms online program. The Final Forms program can be accessed through the Williamson County Schools FinalForms online dashboard. For parents and students new to Williamson County Schools, access to the FinalForms dashboard can be obtained by contacting the FMS Faculty and Staff athletic director or coaches. You can find their contact information on the Athletics page.

    Complete information regarding athletics can be found at the Williamson County Schools district website athletics department.

    Fundraiser

    Williamson County Schools has teamed up with Adidas in their ECOM Partnership Program. The program offers discount codes specific to each school and Adidas donates 10% of the total spent back to the selected school as a fundraiser.  Find your school’s discount code and start shopping today!

    COVID Information

    There are a number of professional medical organizations* that collaborate to develop the Pre-Participation Physical Examination (PPE) Form which is the standard form used by medical providers when conducting a pre-participation physical for TSSAA athletes.  Periodically, the form is revised and TSSAA subsequently replaces the form on the TSSAA website with the most current version.  Recently, these medical organizations made adjustments to the form to ensure that a previously confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis and vaccination history are included with the student’s health history questions and discussed with the student’s medical provider.  

    The TSSAA website has been updated to include the revised forms which include the questions about COVID-19.  While we encourage everyone to use this form moving forward, students who have already completed their pre participation physicals do not need a new physical on this new form in order to be compliant with TSSAA Bylaws.  The use of this form will make it much more likely that the physician has taken into consideration a previous COVID 19 diagnosis when determining whether or not to clear an athlete for full participation in sports.


    *American Academy of Family Physicians, American Academy of Pediatrics, American College of Sports Medicine, American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, and American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine.

Select a sport below to see more information about it:

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  • Baseball

  • Basketball (Boys)

  • Basketball (Girls)

  • Cheerleading

  • Cross-Country

  • Football

  • Golf

  • Soccer (Boys)

  • Soccer (Girls)

  • Softball

  • Tennis

  • Track and Field

  • Volleyball

  • Wrestling