Seventh grader Paul Lahue and eighth grader Davis Owen teamed up to win second place for boys’ doubles in the Southern Open Championships in Pelham, AL. This annual competition for boys and girls up to age 14 is a United States Tennis Association (USTA) southern section level II tournament.

Junior Victor Cole was named to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) All-State baseball team for pitching. He is one of only five area players to be named to the team.

Seniors Mathieu Baker and George Utkov and junior Matt Montsinger were named to the Tennessee High School Soccer Coaches Association 2010 Division II-AA Boys All-State Soccer Team. Baker was recognized as a midfielder, and Montsinger and Utkov were named to the team as defenders.

Five MUS students were recognized as 2009-10 outstanding athletes at The Commercial Appeal's Best of the Preps awards ceremony on Friday, June 11. Senior Barry Brunetti, for the second year in a row, won for football offense, and senior Harrison Martin won for football defense. Senior Franklin Martin won the boys lacrosse category, and freshman Marshall Sharp won the boys tennis category. Also honored was senior Stephond Allmond, who was named Athlete of the Year in the private schools' division.

In addition, The Commercial Appeal recognized four coaches at the awards ceremony. Coach Bobby Alston won Football Coach of the Year, Coach Laurie Clark won Boys Swimming Coach of the Year, Coach Elliott Dent won Lacrosse Coach of the Year, and Coach Johnny Beard won Baseball Coach of the Year.

MUS won the BOP Boys Division Team Award.

Seniors Cort Gatliff and Christian Kauffman and junior Kevin Szymkowicz received honorable mentions in PARADE magazine's first annual All-America High School Service Team. The award recognizes high school students who have made exceptional contributions in various areas of service. Gatliff and Kauffman were honored in the health category for their project, the Water Cycle, a month-long, cross-country bike ride benefitting Haiti. Szymkowicz was honored in the education category for his work with the Rossville Tutoring Program. In total, 50 students were recognized by PARADE magazine, and Gatliff, Kauffman, and Szymkowicz were the only nominees from Tennessee who were acknowledged.