TSSAA baseball state tournament 2026 sectional brackets, schedules, scores

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TSSAA baseball state tournament 2026 sectional brackets, schedules, scores

TSSAA baseball state tournament 2026 sectional brackets, schedules, scores

The TSSAA baseball state tournament is drawing closer. Here are the sectional tournament brackets, schedules and scores for Nashville area teams.

TSSAA baseball state tournament 2026 sectional brackets, schedules, scores

The TSSAA baseball state tournament is drawing closer. Here are the sectional tournament brackets, schedules and scores for Nashville area teams.

The road to the TSSAA baseball state tournament is heating up, and for Nashville area teams, every pitch counts. As the Division I postseason barrels forward, the sectional brackets are set, bringing us one step closer to crowning a champion at the state level.

This is where the season’s storylines really take shape. Teams have battled through district play and regionals, and now they’re facing high-stakes, three-game series that will determine who earns a coveted spot in the state tournament. For players, coaches, and fans, this is the heart of the high school baseball calendar—a time when clutch hitting and lockdown pitching can define a legacy.

Here’s a look at the key sectional matchups for Nashville area teams, with schedules and scores to keep on your radar.

In a classic showdown, Hendersonville is set to travel to Shelbyville for a pivotal series. Game 1 is scheduled for May 14 at 7 p.m., with Game 2 following on May 15 at 11:30 a.m. If the series goes the distance, a decisive Game 3 will take place on May 16 at 6 p.m. Both teams have shown grit this season, and this matchup promises to be a battle of endurance and strategy.

Meanwhile, Cookeville will head to Beech for another must-watch series. Game 1 is set for May 14 at 6 p.m., with Game 2 on May 15 at 4 p.m. If necessary, Game 3 will follow later that evening at 7 p.m. Beech has been a consistent force in the postseason, but Cookeville is hungry to make a statement on the road.

Beyond the brackets, the postseason is also a stage for individual brilliance. Just look at Ravenwood’s recent performance against Spring Hill, where Luke Paciorek delivered a walk-off two-run home run that sent the home crowd into a frenzy. Moments like these—whether it’s a game-winning swing, a diving catch, or a pitcher bearing down with the bases loaded—are what make high school baseball in Tennessee so special. Players like Ravenwood’s Wyatt Severance, Michael Holt, and Brett Paciorek have been stepping up in big spots, showing that the next generation of talent is ready to shine when it matters most.

As the sectional series unfold, keep an eye on these matchups and the players who could become household names by the time the state tournament rolls around. For fans looking to gear up for the action, there’s no better time to rep your team’s colors and celebrate the excitement of Tennessee high school baseball.

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