Welcome to the Wilson High School Athletics Website! Student-Athletes at Wilson are committed to developing the discipline, strong work ethic and perseverance needed to be successful on and off the field. Being a member of a team is an opportunity to learn and develop skills and build lasting relationships. Participating in sports gives students the opportunity to learn valuable life lessons and how to win and lose with grace, humility, and sportsmanship.

Our Tiger Athletic Program is an important part of the students overall educational experience. We offer Student-Athletes, regardless of ability, the opportunity to grow and be successful.

Wilson High School offers 12 varsity and junior varsity teams in a variety of sports including Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross Country, Golf, Football, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field and Volleyball. 

Athletic Announcements

Up-to-Date Latest information about Sports and News at Wilson High School.

Directions to Away Game Opponents

Click here to see directions to away game opponents. 

2018 FSD1 Student-Athletes of the Year

Florence School District One held its Male and Female Athlete of the Year ceremonies with student nominees representing each of the three high schools. Each high school nominated one male and one female athlete, and a committee of local sports editors and directors selected the overall winners announced at the Florence Country Club. Avahna Baker and Ryan Nelson, both of Wilson High School, received the Florence One 2018 Female and Male Athlete of the Year Awards, respectively. Florence One Director of Secondary Education Dr. Kelvin Wymbs also announced this year’s “You’ve ‘Gotta Have Heart” Award winner, Wilson’s Avahna Baker. The award is presented to the athlete who has succeeded in spite of obstacles.

This year’s Athlete of the Year event was sponsored by Josten’s, the Florence Athletic Hall of Fame, and Jeff Sarvis. Ira S. Rainwater recipients Terry Grantham (‘71); Ken Lester, (’59); and Dickie Lester (’62) donated awards. Jerry Lee served as program coordinator.