Monday prep report: Five local boys teams advance to state tournament
Douglass, East, Overton, Power Center and Ridgeway earn their spots in Murfreesboro next week.
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Douglass, East, Overton, Power Center and Ridgeway earn their spots in Murfreesboro next week.
Memphis Tigers coach Ryan Silverfield, ESPN analyst Greg McElroy also are set to speak.
Panthers held Bearettes below 30 percent from the floor while forcing 17 turnovers.
Memphis opens its first season under Stephen Glass on Saturday, March 11, at AutoZone Park against Loudoun Athletic.
Coach Wes Shappley’s Panthers will look to dictate tempo and push the pace against Region 1-4A champion Sevier County in Tuesday’s quarterfinal game.
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Collierville senior Alex Vandenbergh and Whitehaven junior Layla Hampton are the season’s final Daily Memphian basketball players of the week.
Scoring — meanwhile — has never been an issue and when Briarcrest is excelling at both, it’s hard to beat.
Longtime coach Lee Smith saw championship potential in his seniors five years ago. Two more victories will get them there.
Wolverines outlast Collierville in a thriller; Mustangs use a strong defensive effort to eliminate Whitehaven.
The TSSAA, the state’s governing body for high school athletics, also has fined Raleigh-Egypt and Wooddale.
Tigers outlast Arlington in overtime; Panthers break things open after halftime against Collierville.
Standouts from Bartlett, Briarcrest, Fayette-Ware, Memphis Business Academy and Whitehaven are up for consideration this week.
Standouts from Bartlett, Bolton, Center Hill, Central, Fayette Academy and Trezevant are up for consideration this week.
Standouts from Collierville, Douglass, Lausanne, Millington, MUS and Power Center Academy are up for consideration this week.
Overachieving Tigers close game on 9-2 run; Briarcrest advances to the Division 2-AA semifinals, and Maggie Graham becomes Memphis’ first four-time state wrestling champion.
Tigers shrug off a cold first half to advance to Monday’s Region 8-4A semifinals.
Memphis will open its fifth year in the USL with a March 11 home match at AutoZone Park against Loudoun United.
Jackson Ransom of MUS and Madison Hughes of Center Hill were voted players of the week for Week 13.
Former football lineman and jiu-jistu practitioner has sights set on a fourth state championship.
Freshman Faye Williams leads Lady Panthers; senior T.J. McNeal helps Dragons pull away late.
Standouts from Bartlett, Houston, Hutchison, Memphis Business Academy, Mitchell and St. Agnes are up for consideration this week.