Collierville High named regional host for WNIT women’s basketball tournament
Women’s National Invitation Tournament games at My Town Movers Fieldhouse begin March 19.
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John Varlas is a lifelong Memphian, who has covered high school sports in various capacities for over 20 years.
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Women’s National Invitation Tournament games at My Town Movers Fieldhouse begin March 19.
The veteran coach will work with the goalkeepers.
Top competition hits Chattanooga through Friday.
With postseason here, Eagles’ Mr. Basketball finalist is ready to lead.
Trojans advance to Division 2-A West Region final for eighth time in nine years.
Mr. Basketball finalist Alex Anderson puts Rebels on his back in the decisive fourth quarter.
The region’s coaches select the top boys and girls players of 2020-2021.
Miller and Lawson among 12 area players nominated for All American Games, which will be virtual celebration this year.
Saints freshman, Eagles senior both check in at nearly 21 points per game as regular season comes to a close.
Division 2-A Mr. Basketball finalist gets the postseason started with a double-double.
With McFerrin’s retirement as women’s basketball coach, the Tigers have some good local and regional candidates to think about.
Saints continue their run of good play but are still left disappointed.
Former Briarcrest standout Kennedy Chandler is among the many highly-regarded prospects in the game between Sunrise Christian and Montverde Academy.
Student’s mom Charlene Bonner, a nurse practitioner who has been working in New York since the pandemic began, makes it home in time for ‘great human being’ to be honored on basketball court.
Standouts from ECS, Tipton-Rosemark, CBHS, Houston and Hutchison are among those in the running for state’s top basketball honor.
Red Devils defensive back Kody Jones is the sixth-ranked prospect in Tennessee in the class of 2022. Also, Vic Shivers has been named the new head coach at Arlington.
Senior averaging 23.7 points in the past three contests.
The senior is averaging just over 16 points per game.
Brothers survive one bad quarter against arch-rival MUS.
The Eagles boast the Memphis area’s boys and girls bowler of the year.
Three players score in double figures as the Crusaders improve to 15-0.
Division 1 girls and boys will remain at the Murphy Center.
Red Devils quarterback will shift to secondary for NCAA Division II power.
Purple Wave junior scores 21 in victory over MUS on Jan. 29.
The senior guard checks in with more than 19 points per game this week.