Clarksville Academy forfeits two upcoming TSSAA football games
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Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Clarksville Academy football announced on September 15 that it will forfeit its next two games against Friendship Christian on September 18 and Montgomery Central on September 25. The school cited ongoing student-athlete medical recoveries as the reason, emphasizing prioritization of player safety. This marks the second and third forfeits for Clarksville Academy this season, adding to their struggle with low roster numbers and injuries. Despite these challenges and an 0-3 record, the athletic department intends to complete the season, with plans to return to play on October 2 against Ezell-Harding.
- •Clarksville Academy forfeits games on September 18 and 25.
- •Ongoing medical recoveries are cited as the reason for forfeits.
- •The team holds an 0-3 record so far this season.
- •October 2 is the planned return date against Ezell-Harding.
- •Previous games lost by significant margins include a 42-0 defeat.
- 9:48 PMYahoo Sports — Clarksville Academy forfeits next 2 TSSAA football games. Here's why
"Clarksville Academy football announced on Sept. 15 that it will be forfeiting its upcoming games against Friendship Christian and Montgomery Central.
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