Maryville Rebels Football – 2026 Season

Team History and Awards

Maryville High School, established in 1918 in Maryville, Tennessee, fields athletic teams known as the Rebels, sporting red and black colors.

The Rebels football program has a storied history, with a playoff championship record reflecting 17 TSSAA state championships: 1970 (Class AA), 2004–2007, 2010–2011, 2013–2014, 2017, and 2019 — making them one of Tennessee’s most successful programs.

Maryville also held the longest active winning streak nationally at 74–0 until 2008, a run that gained national attention. The program has featured multiple standout individual awards, including American General Mr. Football Back of the Year (2006) and Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Lineman of the Year (2007).

Team Highlights and Star Players

  • Aaron Douglas (OL, Class of 2008): Standout offensive lineman who played at Tennessee and Kansas.
  • Dylan Jackson (DE, Class of 2015): Defensive end, played at Stanford and gained NFL experience.
  • Jay Guillermo (C, Class of 2012): Center at Clemson.
  • Patton Robinette (QB, Class of 2012): Led Maryville to consecutive state titles; quarterback at Vanderbilt.
  • Notable Alumni: Danny Spradlin and Carl Stewart, both NFL players.

Meet the Team – 2026 Roster Snapshot

Head Coach: Kenny Cobble
Assistant Coaches: Michael Bosco, Michael (Lamar) Brown, Adam Hendricks, Jason Hicks, Nick Myers, Chad Ramsey, Joe Robinette, Jeremy Russell, Ryan Tallent, Brandon Waters, Chase White, Mike White, Nick White

# Player Grade Position Height Weight
— Asher Akard Jr. — — —
— Jeremiah Allen Jr. — — —
— Preston Bates Jr. — — —
— Wesley Beaty Jr. — — —
— Brayden Black So. — — —
— Josiah Black So. — — —
— Austin Booth Jr. — — —
— Jaxon Braden So. — — —
— Corbin Breeden So. — — —
— James Briscoe Jr. — — —
— Brenton Campbell Sr. — — —
— Chance Caswell Jr. — — —
— Kyle Clark Jr. — — —
— Dax Cole Sr. — — —
— Bryson Coltharp Jr. — — —
— Gavin Craig Sr. — — —
— Ramilleeyon Crenshaw Jr. — — —
— Davis Crim Jr. — — —
— Julian Criscillis Jr. — — —
— William Davis Jr. — — —
— Julian Douglas Sr. — — —
— William Elder Jr. — — —
— Chalmier Jr Ervin Sr. — — —
— Ethan Farhat Sr. — — —
— River Faunce So. — — —
— Joseph Favaro So. — — —
— Na’dyan Foulks Jr. — — —
— Colton Foust Sr. — — —
— Rhys Gardner So. — — —
— Andrew Garland So. — — —
— Malachi Gowan So. — — —
— Elijah Greenway So. — — —
— Grayson Greenwood So. — — —
— Henry Hamilton Jr. — — —
— Thomas Heilman Sr. — — —
— Garrett Jones So. — — —
— Will Jones Sr. — — —
— Theodore Killebrew So. — — —
— Lucas Kirkland So. — — —
— James Kevin Lawson Sr. — — —
— Colby Lewis So. — — —
— Joshua Livingston So. — — —
— Adam Lowe So. — — —
— Ayuel Lual So. — — —
— Robert Lurtsema Sr. — — —
— Landon Marcus Sr. — — —
— Ty McClanahan Sr. — — —
— Tipton McCoy Jr. — — —
— Donovan McCray Sr. — — —
— Tucker McMahan So. — — —
— Ty McMurray So. — — —
— Julian Melandy Sr. — — —
— Jd Melanson Sr. — — —
— Logan Melanson So. — — —
— Tyson Metz So. — — —
— Mason Mills So. — — —
— Steven Monday So. — — —
— Jacob Moore Jr. — — —
— Luke Morris So. — — —
— Garrett Moss Sr. — — —
— Mason Newland So. — — —
— Joshua Newman Jr. — — —
— William O’Quinn Jr. — — —
— Joseph Peace Sr. — — —
— Cole Pinkerton Sr. — — —
— Quincy Prigmore Jr. — — —
— Reese Raisor Sr. — — —
— Ezekiel Ramsey So. — — —
— Malachi Ramsey Jr. — — —
— Reese Reagan So. — — —
— Cade Robinson So. — — —
— Gabe Schito Sr. — — —
— Andrew Seratt Jr. — — —
— Kamdyn Silcox Sr. — — —
— Harrison Smith Sr. — — —
— Seth Smithson Sr. — — —
— Calvin Stinson Sr. — — —
— Aiden Thomason So. — — —
— James Tidrick So. — — —
— Chase Tucker Sr. — — —
— Kash Tucker Jr. — — —
— Jaxson Vincent Sr. — — —
— Richard Waid Jr. — — —
— Richard White So. — — —
— Wyatt Wilber Sr. — — —
— Jonas Williams Sr. — — —
— Marcos Wilson So. — — —
— Jamison Worsham So. — — —
— Jessiah Yoakum Sr. — — —

2026 Season Schedule

(District games marked with *)

  • Aug 21 – vs Alcoa HS (Home), 7:00 PM
  • Aug 28 – at West HS (Away), 7:00 PM
  • Sep 4 – vs Bearden HS* (Home), 7:00 PM
  • Sep 11 – vs Cleveland HS* (Home), 7:00 PM
  • Sep 18 – at Farragut HS* (Away), 7:00 PM
  • Sep 25 – vs Hardin Valley Academy* (Home), 7:00 PM
  • Oct 2 – vs Cookeville HS (Home), 7:00 PM
  • Oct 16 – at Science Hill HS (Away), 7:00 PM
  • Oct 23 – at Bradley Central HS* (Away), 7:00 PM
  • Oct 29 – at Oak Ridge HS* (Away), 7:00 PM
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