Teams, Scores, & Schedules
Schedule
Scores
Scores
Team | Opponent | Date | Time | Location | Advantage | Type | Details | Result | Score | Recap | |
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Middle School Boys Basketball |
vs.
HVAC AA Championship, Brentwood Academy
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Ensworth Middle School | Away | Details | Loss | 28-37 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
HVAC Semifinals vs. Lipscomb Academy
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Ensworth Middle School | Away | Details | Win | 47-46 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
vs.
HVAC Play in Game, Ensworth Middle School
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All Day
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Ensworth Middle School | Away | Details | Win | 52-25 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
A Team vs. Christ the King
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Christ the King School | Away | Details | Win | 54-25 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
vs.
A Game, Christ Presbyterian Academy
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Christ Presbyterian Academy | Away | Details | Loss | 46-51 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
vs.
B Game, Christ Presbyterian Academy
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Christ Presbyterian Academy | Away | Details | Loss | 46-48 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
A Team vs. Valor
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FRA | Home | Details | Win | 55-9 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
B Team vs. Valor
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FRA | Home | Details | Win | 53-4 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
A Team vs. USN
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FRA | Home | Details | Win | 41-16 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
A Team vs. Christ Presbyterian Academy
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Christ Presbyterian Academy | Away | Details | |||||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
B Team vs. Christ Presbyterian Academy
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Christ Presbyterian Academy | Away | Details | |||||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
B Team vs. USN
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FRA | Home | Details | |||||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
A Team vs. Brentwood Academy
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FRA | Home | Details | Loss | 31-43 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
B Team vs. Brentwood Academy
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FRA | Home | Details | Win | 30-18 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
A Team vs. Battle Ground Academy
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FRA | Home | Details | Win | 63-14 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
B Team vs. Battle Ground Academy
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FRA | Home | Details | Win | 51-15 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
A Team vs. Grace Christian Academy
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FRA | Home | Details | Win | 47-14 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
A Team vs. St. Matthew
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St. Matthew School | Away | Details | Win | 64-13 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
A Team vs. Pope Prep
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FRA | Home | Details | Win | 56-32 | |||
Middle School Boys Basketball |
B Team vs. Pope Prep
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FRA | Home | Details | Win | 30-24 | |||
COACHES
Ed Sanders
Head Coach
Ed Sanders, a native of Nashville, Tennessee and Maplewood High School, joins the Franklin Road Academy Football program after coaching at Goodpasture, Tennessee State, and Delaware State.
During his time with the TSU Tigers, the defensive unit ranked sixth in pass efficiency in 2014 and as high as fourth in 2013. In 2014, the Tigers held their opponents to an average of 153.3 yards per game through the air, good for fourth in the FCS.
A four-year letter winner at Tennessee State, Ed in his career helped lead the Tigers to back-to-back Ohio Valley Conference championships in 1998 and ’99. During the 1999 season, TSU posted an 11-0 regular season record and No. 1 Division I-AA and Black College final regular season national rankings. That season, Sanders was an All-Ohio Valley Conference Second Team selection and All-America candidate. He also earned the Alvin “Cat” Coleman Award as the team’s Most Outstanding Defensive Back. During the 1999 season, Sanders led the team in tackles with 100 which is third-best in TSU history (since 1987). Ed earned a bachelor’s in criminal justice from Tennessee State in 2000.
During DSU’s 2007 MEAC championship season, his unit helped the Hornets earn a No. 9 national ranking in pass efficiency defense with a 105.33 rating. DSU was 13th in the country in scoring defense (18.4 ppg) in 2007. His ’07 secondary also featured All-MEAC First Team selection Akeem Green, among the league leaders in interceptions and defended passes.
In 2002, he was a member of the Canadian Football League Saskatchewan Rough Riders.
Sanders began his coaching career as a graduate assistant (secondary) at Tennessee State University in 2000. He and his wife Wajehah have three daughters, Khalia, Kaden and Tamiah, and two sons, Omarii and Travon.
After TSU Ed became the Head Coach at McKissack middle school. During his tenure the team when 16-0 and were back to back Metro City Champions in 2017 & 2018. Ed then went onto coach at Harding Academy and then moved on to Goodpasture Christian High School. Here he served as the Defensive Coordinator for defense in 2020 and held opponents to 17 points per game. The team went 9-3 on the season and made it all the way to the State Semi-Finals. Right now Ed is the defensive coordinator for the football team and also coaches the linebackers. He also serves as a Middle School physical education instructor.
Patrick Ramey
Assistant Coach
Patrick is originally from Chattanooga, TN, where he graduated from McCallie School before attending Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. While at Wake Forest, Patrick earned the distinction of honors in history with a minor in Secondary Education; he student-taught at Reagan High School in Pfafftown, NC, and earned a Tennessee-issued Out-of-State Practioner License for teaching social studies during that time. Additionally, Patrick was involved in Wake Forest's Episcopal Student Fellowship as the organization's Student Chaplain for four semesters.
Most recently, Patrick spent the summer working at Forsyth Country Day School and enjoyed leading summer programs for k-8 aged campers.
Patrick could not be more excited to be teaching 7th-grade Geography and coaching middle school Cross Country, Basketball, and Track as a Faculty Fellow. In addition to his teaching and coaching obligations, Patrick is most looking forward to cheering for Panther Football atop the hill on Friday Nights this Fall.
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