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Another local school is in the market for a new football coach. This week, ECS announced that it was parting ways with Trey Adams after four mostly successful seasons. The Eagles finished 4-6 in 2022 but went 13-1 and won the state title in 2019 and overall won nearly 70% of its games under Adams. School officials said a search for his replacement will get underway soon. Elsewhere, it’s time to consider candidates for Mr. and Miss Basketball and one of those is Jordan Allen, the junior point guard at Hillcrest who is defined by his dogged defensive determination. And as always, we need your help in spotlighting our area’s best athletes. Coaches and stat-keepers can send in their scores, highlights and top performers after each game to jvarlas@dailymemphian.com or via Twitter @johnvarlas.
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Vikings standpoint point guard Jordan Allen doesn’t back down from anyone on the court, even his coach.
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Switching sports from basketball to football is ticket to the Ivy League for cornerback from Lausanne.
By Tim Buckley
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Top scorers in the Memphis-area and records for top boys and girls teams.
By John Varlas
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Jordan Frison of Overton moves into the No. 1 spot in the boys list; Aaliyah Converse of St. George’s remains the leading girl.
By John Varlas
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The Associated Press' Top 10 teams as selected by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and broadcasters.
By The Associated Press
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