The Week in Prep Sports
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St. George’s has found the right man to lead its boys basketball program.
On Wednesday, the school officially announced the hiring of Anthony Hall. Hall, who was a college standout at Southeast Missouri in the mid-1980s, most recently was a volunteer assistant at Southwest Tennessee.
Among his other college stops was a stint at West Georgia, where he was an assistant under legendary former Ole Miss coach Ed Murphy. He also spent four years coaching the girls at Collierville prior to Southwest Tennessee.
Hall replaces Jeff Ruffin, who stepped down this spring after 16 seasons and more than 300 victories.
Elsewhere, the Daily Memphian will soon begin to roll out its spring sports postseason awards. In the coming days, be on the lookout for players of the year, top coaches and all-metro teams for baseball, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis and track and field. – John Varlas
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The local quarterback will receive top instruction and a chance to shine on a national stage.
By Steven Johnson
New coach worked for Ed Murphy at West Georgia, among other college and high school stops.
By John Varlas
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Coming on as a late sub against Indy Eleven, the high school senior made Memphis 901 FC history.
By John Varlas
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Cooper Haynes and Jaye Nash are as tight off the basketball court as they are successful on it. But they’re not necessarily a package deal.
By John Varlas
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Former Memphis Tigers standout wants to make football fun again at St. Benedict.
By John Varlas
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Ex-running back Jamal Jones will coordinate relations between university and former student-athletes.
By John Varlas
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Cooper Haynes and Jaye Nash share plenty in common.
By John Varlas
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Former Memphis DL Christian Johnson formed 901Phenom during the pandemic for high school players who had no teams.
By Steven Johnson
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