in 2020-2021 won the WGI World Championships. Franklin has had several concert ensembles perform at the Music for All National Festival. Most recently, the percussion ensemble and saxophone quartet performed at the 2017 festival. Previous national festival performances include the wind ensemble and percussion ensemble in 2013 and a chamber ensemble Franklin Winds at the 2015 festival. Athletics TSSAA-sanctioned sports The below TSSAA-sanctioned teams have won a combined 18 state championships, the second most in Williamson County Schools. Baseball Boys' basketball: 1989 Girls' basketball Bowling Boys' cross country Boy's cheerleading Girls' cross country Football Boys' golf: 2019 Girls' golf Boys' soccer: 2013, 2014 Girls' soccer: 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2011 Softball Boys' tennis Girls' tennis Boys' track Girls' track Volleyball Wrestling: 1989 E-Sports Club sports In addition to TSSAA sports, the school also has numerous club sports with the following state titles: Cheerleading Varsity: 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012 Junior Varsity Dance (junior varsity jazz): 2011, 2012 Hockey Boys' lacrosse: 2002, 2006, 2007 Girls' lacrosse Swimming & Diving These sports have a combined 9 state championships, which gives Franklin a total of 27 state championships. Notable alumni Ken Frost, former NFL defensive tackle (class of 1956) Will Hoge, musician Caleb Joseph, MLB catcher, Baltimore Orioles (class of 2005) Corban Joseph, baseball infielder (class of 2008) Ashley Judd, actress (class of 1986) Wynonna Judd, country music singer Fred Lane, former NFL running back (class of 1993) Bill Lee, Tennessee governor Darris McCord, former NFL player and 1 time Pro Bowler (class of 1950) Brandon Ogles, 1995, state legislator. Dustin Ortiz, wrestler; current mixed martial artist in the Ultimate Fighting Championship Kesha Rose Sebert, singer-songwriter Derrick Turnbow, MLB pitcher Taylor Ware, Yodeler, Finalist in America's Got Talent 2006, Winner of a Guinness World Record Hank Williams III, musician and son of Hank Williams Jr. Garrison Mathews, NBA Player for the Houston Rockets (class of 2015) References External links Public high schools in Tennessee International Baccalaureate schools in Tennessee Educational institutions established in 1910 Buildings and structures in Franklin, Tennessee Schools in Williamson County, Tennessee 1910 establishments in Tennessee