One thing about the city of Memphis, you can find a good high school basketball player almost anywhere you look.

Possibly this year’s best under-the-radar prospect is Justin Morgan from Memphis Home Education Association. The 6-foot-6 junior possesses a knockdown jump shot, great court instincts and a growing list of mid-major offers, something not often seen in a home school player. He’s not lacking confidence, though, and his play so far this year puts him on equal footing with the city’s best.

Speaking of best, the top-ranked Class AAA team in the state, Houston, visits Bartlett on Friday. The Mustangs are coming off an impressive victory over nationally ranked Chantilly (Va.) Paul VI in a tournament in the Washington, D.C. area last week. The Panthers have played well lately too, knocking off previously undefeated Arlington a week ago before falling to unbeaten CBHS on Tuesday.

The Daily Memphian will be at that one as part of a busy night of action around the city. Coaches and fans at other games are encouraged to Tweet or email their box scores, highlights and top performers to @jvarlas or jvarlas@dailymemphian.com. — John Varlas

Mid-major attention is already there but interest could soon pick up as Justin Morgan continues to enhance his profile.

Senior’s post play has helped Crusaders to a 10-0 start.

Home school team bounces back after tough loss to Arlington on Monday.

Governor’s new executive order also applies to wrestling matches.

Carmen Taylor remains at the head of the girls scoring charts, while Alex Anderson of Tipton-Rosemark moves into the boys lead.

Jacobs brothers combine for 39 points to lead Bartlett.

Exceptional skills, competitive drive put Briarcrest’s ninth grader on top of the local scoring charts this week.

COVID-19 pandemic preventing colleges from hosting; golf, girls soccer get new state tournament homes.

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