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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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The only undefeated team prep basketball team left in the Memphis metro area relies on an effective offense coupled with a concentration on defense to craft a perfect record.
Houston continues to hold the top spot in The Daily Memphian Power 12 girls basketball rankings.
The continued growth of cross country will be one of Memphis' trending high school sports topics in 2019.
East returns to the top of The Daily Memphian Power 12 boys basketball rankings as Bartlett drops to No. 2 after a loss to Olive Branch.
Three members of the basketball-playing Lawson family, two on the court and one on the sidelines, are reviving Wooddale's hopes this season.
Briarcrest basketball team opens league play with win over CBHS, along with other results from Friday.
Douglass players continue to lead the area's basketball scoring charts.
Whitehaven basketball standout Se'Quoia Allmond is back on the court after enduring the personal tragedy of losing her cousin to violence.
Here are Tuesday's high school sports results.
Houston basketball standout Jayla Hemingway is among this week's spotlighted performers.
Bartlett regains the top spot in this week's boys basketball Power 12 rankings.
Houston continues to hold down the No. 1 spot in the Daily Memphian girls basketball rankings.
University of Memphis assistants Tony Madlock and Mike Miller are making sure their sons forge their own way for Houston's basketball team.
MUS basketball coach Matt Bakke will step down after this season after being on the Owls sidelines as coach for 20 years.
East falls to Sunrise Christian in Bass Pro Tournament of Champions, plus other results from Friday's games.
Meet Ciara Taylor, high school basketball’s renaissance woman.
Jayla Hemingway's big game sparks Houston girls, plus other results from Tuesday's games.
Wooten's improvement and his strong recent run against top competition has CBHS optimistic about its chances en route to the state wrestling competition.
Douglass players continue to lead the city's scoring charts.
Houston maintains its hold on the top spot while St. Agnes makes its Power 12 debut.
Future Memphis Tiger James Wiseman leads this week's list of top performers from basketball to wrestling to bowling in The Daily Memphian Honor Roll.
Backed by an impressive victory over Briarcrest, Bartlett continues to hold down the No. 1 spot in the boys basketball Power 12.
Bartlett High has tabbed a successful Alabama high school coach to lead its football program.
Top-ranked Bartlett defeats Bolton, plus other high school scores from Friday night.