Firefly Varsity

Mt. Juliet Christian Academy

Division II, Class A, Middle Region · 129 students in grades 9-12

0-3Overall 2026-27
0-1Region
7-98Points for and against
-7.0Firefly rating, 296th of 350

Schedule and results

DateOpponentSiteResult
Fri, Aug 28Concord Christian SchoolHomeL 7-54
Fri, Sep 4Whites Creek High SchoolAwayL 0-1
Fri, Sep 11Ezell-Harding Christian SchoolRegionAwayL 0-43
Fri, Sep 18Nashville Christian SchoolRegionHome7:00 PM
Fri, Sep 25Donelson Christian AcademyRegionHome7:00 PM
Fri, Oct 2Franklin Christian AcademyRegionAway7:00 PM
Thu, Oct 8Glencliff High SchoolAway7:00 PM
Fri, Oct 23Friendship Christian SchoolRegionAway7:00 PM
Fri, Oct 30Clarksville AcademyRegionHome7:00 PM

Division II, Class A, Middle Region

TeamRegionOverallPFPA
Nashville Christian2-03-111454
Ezell-Harding2-03-19273
Friendship Christian0-03-19836
DCA0-12-211890
Franklin Christian0-12-2114103
Clarksville Academy0-10-30126
Mt. Juliet Christian0-10-3798

The school behind the team

Division IITSSAA membership
Class AClassification
129Students in grades 9-12

Mt. Juliet Christian Academyis 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. Mt. Juliet Christian Academy has played 3 games against a schedule rating +1.8, and an average raw margin of -30.3 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.