Saints use another big run to eliminate MUS. FACS hangs tough to down Columbia Academy while ECS rolls past Goodpasture. And, Arlington wrestler wins state.

TaQuez Butler and Haylie Burton honored in final poll of the season.

R’Chaun King led the Panthers to claim the District 15-AAAA title and a No. 1 region seed in a battle of the state’s top-ranked teams in Class 4A.

A key fourth-quarter stretch gives the Panthers a No. 1 seed for the region tournament.

Standouts from Briarcrest, Douglass, FACS, Hillcrest and Ridgeway are up for consideration. 

Standouts from Memphis Business Academy, St. Benedict and St. George’s are up for consideration this week.

Crusaders win boys region title while Douglass High and Hillcrest High win boys district championships.

Ten Christian Brothers wrestlers end up on the podium on the final day of competition in Nashville.

The voters have spoken, and they have chosen Josh Taylor and Alana Whiten as The Daily Memphian’s high school basketball players of the week.

The Bartlett coach is also recognized after leading his team to a state championship. 

CBHS is working on the mental side just as much as the physical in preparation for a good showing at the Division 2 state tournament.

Christian Alston and R’Chaun King will be the keys to Bartlett’s postseason hopes.

Hutchison and Middle College ranked in final regular-season state polls.

Cordova (4A), Douglass (2A) and Briarcrest (D2AA) end regular season ranked No. 1 in their divisions.

School’s culture is already deeply ingrained in the new MUS head football coach. 

Standouts from Hamilton, Harding, Lausanne, Lewisburg and MASE are up for consideration this week. 

Standouts from Houston, Hutchison, Lewisburg, Memphis Business Academy and Millington Central are up for consideration this week. 

Teams are ineligible for the upcoming playoffs after a fight in a game on Jan. 30.

The voters have spoken, and they have chosen Caleb Thomas and Bailey Boone as The Daily Memphian’s high school basketball players of the week.

From an early age, the city’s leading scorer had basketball as her primary focus.

Heading the list is Hillcrest guard Jordan Allen, who is a finalist for the state’s top individual honor for the second straight year in Class 1A.

Standouts from Hillcrest and Hamilton continue to set the pace.

Briarcrest and Douglass are also top-ranked in their divisions.

Sting and Middle College are still the only Memphis-area girls teams ranked in AP state basketball rankings.

Standouts from Center Hill, FACS, Millington, St. George’s and Whitehaven are up for consideration.