901 FC headed to Santa Barbara after six seasons in Memphis
It’s official. There will be no professional soccer in Memphis for the foreseeable future.Related content:
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It’s official. There will be no professional soccer in Memphis for the foreseeable future.Related content:
Memphis ends the year with a 7-7-3 mark and will miss out on a second straight NCAA Tournament trip.
Shelby County will now be home to two 6A regions.
The city’s soccer team is heading for greener pastures, but the moments and memories will remain. As The Daily Memphian’s 901 FC reporter since the beginning, John Varlas was there for most of them.
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Standouts from Collierville, Covington, Germantown, Houston, MASE, Melrose and Middle College are up for consideration this week.
Failure to secure permanent stadium proves costly, as the team will leave AutoZone Park for Santa Barbara, California.
Terry Tippett retired in 2018 after coaching basketball for 48 years with 902 career victories and six state titles at three different schools: Trezevant, White Station and ECS.
Tippett did a lot of winning. Six state championships and 902 games to be exact. Basketball was important — but not as important as the people who played it.
Here are some important numbers, historical notes and fun facts to know ahead of Friday’s playoff action.
Standouts from Douglass, East, Hamilton, Lakeland Prep, Raleigh-Egypt, Sheffield and Wooddale honored by the league’s coaches.
A vote on Friday, Nov. 22, could change ages for determining team construction from a birth-year calendar to a school-year calendar.
The 22nd edition of the game will feature 88 players representing 53 local schools.
Christopher Watson scored two long touchdowns to help his team to a second-round playoff win.
Fred Smith leads the new-look Saints against an outmatched Trezevant. Plus a whole lot more from Monday’s and Tuesday’s Hall of Champions action.
Fairley, MASE and Melrose also advance in the state football playoffs with quarterfinal victories.
Numbers to know, historical notes and fun facts ahead of Friday’s playoff action.
Standouts from Brighton, Central, Kingsbury, Munford, Overton and Southwind honored by the league’s coaches.
Standouts from ECS, Lausanne, Northpoint, St. Benedict, St. George’s and University School of Jackson honored by the league’s coaches.
On the heels of a stellar state tournament in March, Fred Smith Jr. returns to lead the way for the Saints.
Each week during the high school basketball season, The Daily Memphian will spotlight some of the city’s top teams and performers.
Goal-oriented Mary Quay Wilson thrives in the pool and in the weight room.
The Mustangs and the Phoenix knock off previously-undefeated teams. The Golden Wildcats eliminate defending state champion Pearl-Cohn as three Memphis football teams advance to state championship games.
Standouts from Collierville, Covington, Fairley, Southwind and Tipton-Rosemark earn invitations to Nissan Stadium on Dec. 1o.
Perennial power South Pittsburg provides the opposition in the first championship game in program history.