Congratulations to Haleigh Lawwell and Cameron Curtis on being named Siegel’s Scholar Athletes of the Month for November 2018. Haleigh is a Junior on the Bowling team. She finished in the top 10 in the State as a Sophomore. She is helpful, smart, and comical and has a 3.6 GPA. Cameron is a Freshman on the Swim team. He is funny, friendly, and
Three out the last five years Siegel Athletics has earned the First Tennessee All Sports Trophy presented by the Daily News Journal and no other Rutherford County school has earned the trophy more than once. A school earns points based on where they place in the regular season district standings. For example, in a seven
Order Dates for Siegel Letter Jackets will be: Thursday, September 21st and Friday, September 22nd during lunch periods. Order Form Letter Jacket Flyer Letter Jacket Brochure Balfour Letter Jackets The highly coveted letter jacket trumpets scholastic achievements in athletics, music, the arts, etc. It’s a great way to showcase
Anyone interested in joining the Siegel High Swim Team, go see Mrs. Milstead in room 831 by August 23rd so you can get information regarding tryouts and the physical form that will need to be completed prior to trying out.
The Siegel Star Network will live stream 42 games this fall in Girls Soccer, Volleyball and Football. We will cover Freshmen, Junior Varsity and Varsity levels of play with middle school football and soccer possible in the future. Now you can watch the Siegel Stars compete from anywhere in the world. Joining the Siegel Star Network
Siegel seniors Chase Van Patten and Meg Tomayko headline the DNJ All Area Swim Team. Van Patten, a Washington-St. Louis signee, was named The DNJ’s Male Swimmer of the Year for the second straight year. He placed fifth at state in the 200-yard freestyle and sixth in the 100 freestyle. Tomayko, a Rider University signee,
Siegel capped an emotional school year with one last highlight on Tuesday when the school was presented with The Daily News Journal’s First Tennessee All Sports Trophy Award for having the area’s best high school athletics year. It marks the second time the Stars have received the third annual award. It is sponsored by First Tennessee Bank,
