Central's Deng Wek wins two SCIAA titles then captures section decathlon championship.

Here is this week's Daily Memphian high school honor roll, recognizing the top performers over the last seven days.

Kevin Starks to work alongside Hubie Smith at Nashville hoops powerhouse.

Rachel Sullivan wins region pentathlon for the third straight year.

George Sala's three-run double lifts Houston over CBHS.

Whether on the field or in the classroom, Collierville's Jared Dawson's biggest challenge comes from within.

ECS promotes coordinator Trey Adams to head coaching post.

Conner Spencer pitches postseason gem for Hernando.

ECS soccer standout Brandon Brackett heads the list after scoring six goals in two matches.

If Bartlett and Collierville happen to cross paths again in the upcoming baseball postseason, it would be understandable if the Panthers don't want any more of Peyton Calitri.

Andy Bean pitches a gem as St. George's blanks Harding.

James Wiseman showed out during the Jordan Brand Classic game and picked up co-MVP honors. 

Local AAU staple Eric "Cowboy" Robinson receiving looks as an assistant coach after the end of the NCAA regular season. 

Led by Breanna Miles and Tyra Nabors, Southwind's track team is setting its sights on more Spring Fling success.

Ashton Richard pitches Houston baseball past Seymour.

Damion Baugh officially signs with Memphis Tigers on first day of the late signing period. 

Wil Wood pitches St. George's to seventh win in a row.

Caleb Littlejohn, Connor Price and Maurice Hampton lead MUS past region rival Briarcrest.

CBU soccer player Anna Della Rosa is getting a little help from her former Houston High teammates and other friends, who are coming together to "Kick Cancer With Anna."

CBHS breaks out the bats against Munford.

Trendon Watford's basketball path coming full circle as his recruitment winds to a close.

Outfielder Maurice Hampton swinging a big bat for red-hot MUS.

ECS tennis defeats University School of Jackson for the first time in 15 years.

Meet Richard Hunt, Alabama's most unlikely football walk-on.

A stuffed toy is helping Houston's softball team bond – while reminding it of the bigger picture.