TSSAA responds to SCS superintendent’s charges regarding fall sports
The state governing board for high school athletics asserted that its plan to return to fall sports was safe.
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August 2020
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Collierville rescinds media ban from football games
After a successful first game in terms of social distancing protocols, Collierville will allow for "additional groups" on Friday.
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Shelby County Schools tells TSSAA it is evaluating ‘participation’
Dr. Joris Ray raises concerns over fair treatment in a letter to the state governing body for high school athletics.
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Hayden shines as CBHS opens with impressive victory over Houston
Dallan Hayden scores three times as CBHS downs Houston. It’s the sixth season coach Thomas McDaniel has won its opener.
Related Story: Friday night football lights shine on Houston vs. CBHS, but stands won’t be packed
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At Collierville, the only coverage allowed was temperature checks, not football
Media members, banned by the school district from the game, were asked to leave school grounds; 650 fans were allowed in.
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Collierville bans media, but not fans, from high school football game
School official says ban allows for more fans at game against Briarcrest.
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CBHS coach McDaniel ‘cautiously optimistic’ heading into 2020
Size on both lines, good skill players have Brothers excited about an improved 2020.
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Thursday prep report: Houston girls turn on the style in second half
Houston opens girls soccer season with a comfortable victory over ECS.
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CBHS golf standout looks to senior year, consecutive state tourneys and med school
From being the last kid picked to now the first on the course, the senior foresees a future away from the sport.
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Houston restocks, but coach cautions new talent has to ‘figure out their own way’ to win
Last year's Class 6A semifinalist doesn't have its big three, but it does have the same high expectations.
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Who won: The latest local high school results for golf, soccer, volleyball
Bartlett boys, girls sweep Arlington in golf.
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New Millington coach Nichols preaches patience — and he’s an example of it
Millington High School's coach Jason Nichols faces a big challenge with the girls basketball team, which has not had a winning season since 2012-13.
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ECS seniors taking nothing for granted in their chance to defend title
Veteran offensive line, good skill players and some quality defensive returnees make the Division 2-AA state champion dangerous again.
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For high school districts able to practice, it’s nice to be back
Football and girls soccer players at some schools are joyfully engaged in what normally would be run-of-the-mill summer drills.
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July 2020
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Not safe for high school football to start, task force doctor says
Contact sports are not safe to return, despite Gov. Bill Lee's latest executive order, Dr. Jon McCullers said.
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CBHS standout McMullen blends brains with basketball
With a prestigious Coolidge Scholarship part of CBHS senior Reese McMullen's resume, both his play on the basketball court and his work in the classroom are sending colleges a clear message.
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Executive order paves way for fall high school sports to start on time
Gov. Bill Lee's announcement allows for full-contact sports to begin practice.
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TSSAA approves 8-game contingency plan for high school football
The board also approved several policies designed to mitigate COVID risk for the fall season.
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Format for 2020 prep football season could be decided Wednesday
Board of Control to decide between three previously-announced plans and a new "hybrid" option.
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Challenges are nothing new for rising senior Daveonne Warfield
Promising 2021 guard Daveonne Warfield hoping transfer to Wooddale will raise his recruiting profile.
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Northpoint lineman pushes for players to have a say
Open letter to TSSAA and governor asks that players' opinions be considered in regard to what football in 2020 may look like.
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Mike Miller headed to Houston High
The former NBA standout and Memphis Tigers assistant will replace Charlie Leonard.
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Calkins: It’s time to move high school football to the spring
There are a lot of hard choices to make during this pandemic, but postponing high school football shouldn't be one of them. It's time to move the season to the spring.
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Prep notes: Collierville names ‘rising star’ to lead girls basketball program
Jessica Green inherits a Dragons program coming off its best season in 18 years.
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TSSAA tables vote on football contingency plan
State working closely with governor’s legal team to see about a start date for high school football.
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