Bartlett soccer advances to state title match; Munford, Lakeland Prep baseball teams remain in winner’s brackets; and Briarcrest and CBHS are eliminated in baseball.

Athletes from Bartlett, Lausanne and White Station will be playing for titles as Spring Fling draws to a conclusion.

Memphis athletes and teams won some state titles Wednesday. Plus, here’s a look at Thursday’s Spring Fling schedule.

The defending champion Saints managed only three hits against Lipscomb Academy, setting up a Thursday elimination game against rival CBHS.

Kimbriel Winfield put on quite a show. Also, Harding girls win the Division 2-A track title, as St. Benedict softball and Bartlett soccer advanced.

Lockard Richardson secured a victory for the boys with a three-set victory.

A mystery injury kept her from competing. Now the senior has qualified in three events for Thursday’s Class AAA state championship track and field meet.

Athletes from East and Millington high schools win state championships on a rainy opening day in Murfreesboro.

In just their second varsity season, the Lions end the year with a record of 19-3-2 — and much promise for the future.

Kimbriel Winfield is aiming for four first-place finishes at Wednesday’s Division 2-A track and field championship meet.

Generational thrower Ashton Hearn will grab the headlines, but several players on a well-rounded team will contribute as the Brothers look to break their tie with Chattanooga McCallie.

Competition gets going in all sports at various sites in and around Murfreesboro.

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Forty-five different area schools will be represented in Murfreesboro this week.

Fifty years ago, a team of Magicians now largely forgotten won the only college basketball national championship Memphis has ever known.

Nike’s Elite Youth Basketball League session is expected to bring more than 400 basketball coaches and scouts to the Memphis area and fill more than 8,000 hotel rooms across the city.

Casey Vargo leads the way with eight goals as the Eagles take control early against University School of Nashville. Also, a rough day for local baseball teams as Collierville, Houston and MUS are eliminated from postseason play. 

At last week’s Division 2-A west regional meet, Kimbriel Winfield of St. George’s qualified for state in four events.

Gracen Adams scored with four minutes remaining to give the Houston Mustangs a home sectional match Saturday.

Complete games for pitchers Phinn Waters and Lance Bryan lift the Briarcrest Saints over the Knoxville Catholic Irish in Division 2-AA.

Here are the top performances by Memphis-area TSSAA track and field athletes through Sunday, May 11.

Standouts from Briarcrest, Central, Collierville, Covington, ECS and St. George’s are up for consideration this week.

Khari Webb and the rest of the Dragons look like good bets for more Spring Fling success.

The D2-A West Region Track and Field championships concluded Friday at Harding Academy, and two individual competitors — Kimbriel Winfield and Malik Truitt — stood out among the multiple regional title winners. In team competition, the Harding girls won for the ninth straight year and Lausanne won the boys title.

Junior Scotty Stafford was recognized after pitching a five-inning no-hitter.