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74 Seasons - 6 State Championships - 9 State Finals Appearances - 3 Mr. Football Winners - 86 All-State Players
Fulton High Football
Fulton High School opened in 1951 as one of Tennessee’s first comprehensive high schools, combining a complete academic curriculum with a full vocational program. Fulton is located in historic North Knoxville just 5 minutes from the University of Tennessee campus on land formerly known as Scott’s Hill. The school is named for noted industrialist and inventor Weston M. Fulton. Fulton has developed a reputation for turning out graduates who have followed the school motto “enter to learn- go forth to serve.”
Fulton has made nine appearances in the BlueCross Bowl, winning championships in 2003, 2004, 2006, 2012, 2013, and 2014. Only five public schools have won more state championships than Fulton during the playoff era. Fulton has won more state championships than any other Knox County public school. Fulton’s 485 all-time wins puts them 54th on the list of all-time wins in Tennessee High School Football history.
Fulton High School opened in 1951 as one of Tennessee’s first comprehensive high schools, combining a complete academic curriculum with a full vocational program. Fulton is located in historic North Knoxville just 5 minutes from the University of Tennessee campus on land formerly known as Scott’s Hill. The school is named for noted industrialist and inventor Weston M. Fulton. Fulton has developed a reputation for turning out graduates who have followed the school motto “enter to learn- go forth to serve.”
Fulton has made nine appearances in the BlueCross Bowl, winning championships in 2003, 2004, 2006, 2012, 2013, and 2014. Only five public schools have won more state championships than Fulton during the playoff era. Fulton has won more state championships than any other Knox County public school. Fulton’s 485 all-time wins puts them 54th on the list of all-time wins in Tennessee High School Football history.
Players of the Week vs. Gibbs
OFFENSIVE: Al Johnson
DEFENSIVE: Tavari'a Allen
LINEMAN: Cayden Turner
SPECIAL TEAMS: Joe Moore
FALCON: Travis Ballenger
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