Anna Heck heading back to state after 1-under 71 on Monday at Fair Oaks.

Red Devils travel to Houston with city pride, and serious region ramifications, at stake.

Two Region 8-6A games and two interesting non-regional contests are up for this week’s fan vote.

Which player deserves to win? Vote for your favorite by 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 23.

Two touchdowns on interception returns spark Red Devils in Region 8-6A. Also, see how the Power 15 fared and check out all the scores and summaries of Memphis-area games.

CBHS stages impressive rally to tie game late but Saints make the biggest play at the end.

MAHS football coach Cedric Miller wouldn’t go so far as to say his team passed its first big test of the season Thursday. Instead, he prefers to look at it as adding another notch on what he hopes will ultimately be a championship belt.

Running back Jaydon Smith had 143 yards rushing on 26 carries and a touchdown as the winner of Week 4.

Northpoint quarterback Jack Patterson dominates the passing categories.

Unbeaten Fayette-Ware debuts at No. 13. Germantown and Covington round out top three.

The Lausanne senior scored three early touchdowns in victory over Bartlett.

Several contests on deck will affect the playoff races.

Four intriguing region games highlight this week’s slate. Cast your ballot for the one that promises the most excitement.

Which of these five players deserves to win? Voting ends at 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 16.

Houston High School at Briarcrest Christian girls soccer headlines Thursday’s top high school matches and games from Memphis.

Brady tossed four touchdown passes in Week 3 victory.

After acing their first big test, Dragons turn their attention to a new challenge on Friday as they face Center Hill.

Balanced Germantown takes over at No. 2 following last week’s victory over Whitehaven.

Brighton duo ranks in top three in rushing yards, total offense and all-purpose yards per game.

Lynx quarterback Brock Glenn will test the Panthers’ young but talented secondary.

Ohio State commit had more than 200 yards in loss to Nashville Ensworth.

Memphis high school basketball legend won 518 games during successful career at Hamilton and Douglass.

The Memphis icon won 518 games and a state championship during his 36-year career.