Bartlett quarterback wins fan vote for player of the week
Braylen Ragland, who engineered a victory over then-No. 1 Lausanne, is the fan favorite for player of the week. Tristian Johnson of CBHS takes second place.
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Braylen Ragland, who engineered a victory over then-No. 1 Lausanne, is the fan favorite for player of the week. Tristian Johnson of CBHS takes second place.
Northpoint’s Jack Patterson is averaging over 250 yards through the first three weeks, to lead in passing yards per game, total passing yards, and total offense per game.
Here is this week’s Daily Memphian high school honor roll, spotlighting the top prep performers for the week ending Monday.
According to a post on Tennessee MileSplit, Gabriel Higginbottom, was hospitalized after suffering a heart attack following Saturday’s Gulf Coast Stampede in Pensacola, Florida.
The undefeated Cougars move behind Lausanne following a Week 3 loss by Briarcrest. Collierville High rises to the third spot after last week’s win over White Station.
Tee Perry and Makhi Shaw each score twice while defense dominates.
Putting proves to be the difference in one-stroke victory; St. Agnes claims team championship in area’s largest girls-only tournament.
Panthers’ offense was productive and now coach Lance Tucker wants to see how team responds with huge region contest looming.
Tennessee’s seventh-ranked Class 2A team focuses on what it has, not what it’s lacking.
MASE running back needs only six attempts to put up 143 yards in victory over Middle College. Check out the other top performers in football, cross country, soccer, golf and volleyball.
Jackson State University kicker Alejandro Mata claimed game’s MVP award while JSU’s defense continues to shine. Box score: Jackson State 16, Tennessee State 3 Related story:
Standouts from Bartlett, Collierville, ECS, Fairley, Munford and MUS are up for consideration this week. Voting ends Thursday at 5 p.m.
Ali Howard’s first-half goal stands up, thanks to some quality goalkeeping and missed opportunities.
Munford quarterback Jordan Bell completed 7 of 8 passes for 187 yards and a career-best five touchdowns in a 44-0 win over Douglass.
Here are this week’s Daily Memphian Power 15 high school football rankings, along with the full area schedule for Week 3.
The Tigers showed signs of gaining in the second half, but an early deficit was too much to overcome. However senior safety Quindell Johnson is ready for the next game: “We just nip this loss in the bud and take that urgency to Annapolis.”Related article:
Fairley running back scores six touchdowns for the second week in a row. The Prep Report has the roundup, scores and box scores from high school football action in the Memphis-area.Related story:
Standouts from Briarcrest, Covington, ECS, Fayette-Ware, Freedom Prep, Hamilton and Northpoint are up for consideration this week. Voting ends at 5 p.m. on Thursday.
Hook-and-ladder with 13 seconds left extends Red Devils’ improbable and impressive start to the year.Related story:
Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association rules that money paid by then-coach Penny Hardaway to star player James Wiseman rendered him ineligble.
The showcase game against Germantown in the region opener is full of subplots, talking points and potential.
Quarterback Cade Carlson fueled come-from-behind win over Houston High School last Friday. Clayton Garrison of ECS came in second in the player of the week vote.
Senior Lauren Rutlin takes third in Hendersonville cross country competition.
Covington and CBHS fall after losses; Whitehaven, Germantown, Houston and MUS all move up.
Late touchdown sinks No. 11 team in the Daily Memphian rankings.