Week 3 high school football preview: CBHS, Lausanne meet for first time
CBHS scoring points at a historic pace to open the 2025 season. Lausanne, meanwhile, hopes to avoid its first 0-2 start ever.
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CBHS scoring points at a historic pace to open the 2025 season. Lausanne, meanwhile, hopes to avoid its first 0-2 start ever.
CBHS and MUS cracked the rankings for the first time in 2025, while Melrose re-entered.
Standouts from Briarcrest, Germantown, KIPP, MUS, Rossville Christian and Southwind are up for consideration this week.
Maddox Giel runs for two scores and throws for a third while the Owls limit Northpoint to three first downs in the first meeting between the two teams in 45 years.
Quarterback Jaden Thomas throws three touchdown passes and Christopher Talley runs for two as the Mustangs outscore the Tigers.
Former region rivals clash in Germantown in this week’s featured contest.
Briarcrest and Central make their season debuts in The Daily Memphian ranking of the area’s top TSSAA football teams.
Sophomore quarterback Jourdin Shelton accounts for three touchdowns as Germantown turns back Houston.
Lausanne, Whitehaven, MASE, Melrose and Bartlett all go down to defeat.
After a disheartening loss to Bartlett High last season, Germantown High coach Gene Robinson got together with a few of his key juniors for what he termed a “Come to Jesus” meeting.
Southwind senior Chad Rooks scored three touchdowns as the Jaguars shone in their Class 6A debut.
Briarcrest’s J.D. Donaldson scored three first-half touchdowns as the Saints rolled — mostly.
Senior signal-callers Kelvin Perkins and T.J. Jenkins will be on center stage for their respective teams. But Friday’s season-opener will likely be won in the trenches.Related content:
Longtime coach Rodney Saulsberry wants this year’s team to honor the program’s legacy — and they have the talent to do just that.
The goal is to have the Lynx ready to compete with Division 2-AA’s best in the postseason. And they have the players to do just that.
Defense figures to be a strong point as Gerald and Jarrett Morrow head into their second season coaching at their alma mater.
After two straight trips to the BlueCross Bowl, Mustangs will rely heavily on new faces in 2025.
After much success in Class 5A the past two years, the Jaguars are looking to take their place among the big boys.
A senior and a junior are competing for a starting spot. But things look very promising elsewhere as the Dragons look to build on last year’s 11-victory season.
The Phoenix aren’t altering their gameplan after moving up to Class 2A. Last season’s 1A state champions aim to physically dominate their opponents.
First-year coach DeJuan McQuarters’ aim is to turn players into men even more so than winning games. But he has the talent on hand to make some noise on the field too.
Henderson had been at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital since collapsing at practice three weeks ago.
Here’s a look at some of the top favorites — along with a few intriguing dark horse candidates.
Fourteen local football players have already announced their college intentions.
Here’s an alphabetical list of Memphis-area high school players who have announced college commitments to Football Bowl Subdivision schools.