Firefly Varsity

Christian Academy of Knoxville

Division II, Class AA, East Region · 376 students in grades 9-12

9-1Overall 2026-27
6-1Region
387-173Points for and against
+13.9Firefly rating, 25th of 354

Schedule and results

DateOpponentSiteResult
Sat, Aug 22Concord Christian SchoolAwayW 57-20
Fri, Aug 28Heritage High SchoolAwayW 49-0
Fri, Sep 4Notre Dame High SchoolRegionHomeW 31-14
Fri, Sep 11Oneida High SchoolHomeW 49-0
Fri, Sep 18Silverdale Baptist AcademyRegionHomeW 44-13
Fri, Sep 25Webb School of KnoxvilleRegionHomeW 36-32
Fri, Oct 2Chattanooga Christian SchoolRegionAwayW 27-10
Thu, Oct 15Grace Christian Academy - KnoxvilleRegionAwayW 31-27
Fri, Oct 23Boyd Buchanan High SchoolRegionAwayL 35-36
Fri, Oct 30Lakeway Christian AcademyRegionHomeW 28-21
Fri, Nov 6Pope Saint John Paul II Preparatory SchoolHomeTBA

Division II, Class AA, East Region

TeamRegionOverallPFPA
CAK6-19-1387173
Knoxville Grace6-19-1455179
Silverdale5-26-3224238
Lakeway Christian4-37-3371138
Boyd Buchanan4-36-3239223
Knoxville Webb2-52-8215307
Notre Dame1-64-6260277
Chattanooga Christian0-72-8122311

The school behind the team

Division IITSSAA membership
Class AAClassification
376Students in grades 9-12

Christian Academy of Knoxville is an independent school and competes in the TSSAA's Division II. Tennessee's A-F report card measures public schools, so there is no state letter grade or TCAP result for any independent school in the state. Enrollment and classification here come from the association's own classification report, the same figures that decide which class the school plays in.

How the Firefly rating is calculated

A team's rating is its average scoring margin adjusted for the quality of the opponents it has played, solved across every completed TSSAA game this season. Zero is an average Tennessee team. Christian Academy of Knoxville has played 10 games against a schedule rating +3.5, and an average raw margin of +21.4 points.

Margin is capped at 28 points, so running up a score buys nothing, home advantage is removed before the fit, and every rating is shrunk toward average by 4 imaginary tied games so a team that has played nobody outside its own corner of the state cannot drift. Out-of-state opponents are excluded because they carry no rating in this pool. Early in a season, every rating is thin: with three or four games played, the schedule adjustment is doing more work than the results.