Collierville blanks Knoxville West to advance to Class AAA semis
Caroline Sheals’ first-half hat trick took out much of the suspense against battling Knoxville West.
Caroline Sheals’ first-half hat trick took out much of the suspense against battling Knoxville West.
Briarcrest maintains its hold of the top spot following an impressive victory over Lipscomb Academy. Southwind, Whitehaven, Munford and Central round out the top five.
The tournament’s top seed shows off its depth with a convincing victory. Houston improves to 20-0.
Jones is ranked the No. 1 player in Tennessee and is a consensus Top 40 player in the country.
Christian Brothers’ Noah Mullenix and Collierville’s Maya Lang have the top local boys and girls cross country times this season.
Mustangs and Dragons are seeded first and second in Class AAA. In D2-A, a young but talented group of Lynx open against Chattanooga Boyd-Buchanan.
Standouts from Briarcrest, CBHS, Central, Lausanne, MASE and Oakhaven are up for consideration this week. Voting ends at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29.
Middle College, MASE, Fairley, Covington, Munford, Central, Southwind, Whitehaven and Briarcrest are ranked in this week’s Tennessee Sports Writers Association rankings.
Munford’s win improved its record to 8-1 and set up what is effectively the region title game next week against Central, with the winner earning home-field advantage in the playoffs.
A 21-point first quarter was the spark for the 11th-ranked team in the Daily Memphian Dandy Dozen.
Football is a game. Cancer is real life. But through it all, St. Benedict coach Kevin Cobbs is finding a way to get things done.
Jack Hill accounted for three touchdowns as Owls knock Central from the unbeaten ranks.
Ashari Jenkins is the MVP as the Saints prevail over Christ Presbyterian Academy in five sets for their back-to-back title.
Houston’s Alex Armstrong scores the match's only goal in the 25th minute. Both teams advance to Saturday’s sectionals.
The second time is a charm for the Saints against Nashville Father Ryan.
The Dandy Dozen No. 1 hosts Lipscomb Academy while No. 10 MASE and 12th-ranked Fairley both look to remain perfect in 8-2A.
The Tigers flex their muscle against Bradley Central. Defending champion Saints, meanwhile, bounce back after a morning defeat.
Central, Covington and CBHS all fall after losses.
Competition for Dragons, Saints and Tigers gets underway Tuesday in Murfreesboro.
MASE, Fairley, Covington, Munford, Central, Southwind, Whitehaven and Briarcrest are the area schools ranked in the Tennessee Sports Writers Association’s rankings.
Standouts from Bolton, ECS, Mansassas and MUS are up for consideration this week. Voting ends at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 22.
One of the best quarterbacks in the region was ruled ineligible for the 2026 season, but Thomas Heffner is supporting his team in every way he still can.
Jack Hill accounts for three touchdowns as Owls climb back to .500 for the season.
Brantley Moore won his second straight state title for the Owls while Mathile Walker made school history for ECS. Chip Campbell from MUS is our top coach.
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Briarcrest, Central, Covington, Fairley, MASE, Munford, Southwind and Whitehaven ranked in this week’s Tennessee Sports Writers Association high school football rankings.