After giving up a run in the visiting half of the first inning against Arlington, Thomas Crabtree was undoubtedly eager to get back on the mound for the second. His teammates kept him waiting, but Crabtree certainly won’t mind.

Mick Arney improves to 4-0 as Saints score three times in the bottom of the sixth to defeat Owls.

Central establishes a blazing new top time in boys’ 800-relay. 

Memphis basketball coach Penny Hardaway’s pitch over Zoom resonated with the entire Lawson family, including father Keelon.

Lightning causes late delay but Dragons finish the job.

Tyra Nabors is a state champion, Kylan Bernard an up-and-comer; both are setting the early standard for the Panthers.

Mustangs coach Lane McCarter happy with victory over a very good team in an intense atmosphere.

Two Mr. Basketball winners are on the rosters for the all-star game, which takes place Saturday at Collierville High.

Anthony Zarlingo becomes the fourth TSSAA player, and second from his school, to hit three triples in one game.

Reliever Clarkson Shoaf helps keep Owls on track.

Germantown’s Planning Commission encouraged approval of a softball facility for the Houston Mustangs. The site plan will move to the suburb’s Design Review Commission.

Trojans take command with seven runs in the fourth inning.

Johnathan’s brother Chandler, who was a sophomore at Oregon, entered the transfer portal last week. 

Junior shortstop Galvin Sims Jr. has plenty of pop at the plate and a flashy game that has attracted plenty of interest.

Senior strikes out 14 as Houston wins its 13th of the season.

Tigers score twice in the second half to forge a draw.

Memphis alum Hunter Hill to oversee P7 Sports Academy, with state-of-the-art facility in Cordova with capability to hold showcase events.

Senior Sam Brumbaugh strikes out 16 in Monday victory over arch rival MUS.

Several of the nation’s top prep basketball prospects are heading to Memphis for the May 8 all-star game.

Kelso confident his team will “get there” after weather-plagued start to 2021.

Marquette signee led the Eagles to the Division 2-A state tournament while winning Mr. Basketball.

Toss the preconceived notions aside: The Eagles, a home-school team without a true home court, beat TSSAA final four teams MAHS and Collierville in the regular season.

Putting on a tournament like the WNIT isn’t easy but everything is going smoothly at Collierville on and off the court.

The Daily Memphian names the high school girls basketball player of the year, along with coach of the year, freshman of the year and All-Metro teams for Divisions 1 and 2.