Players include Tipton-Rosemark’s Nix Fullen, Lausanne’s Jawell Rodgers.

After being diagnosed with an aggressive form of throat cancer, Mike O’Neill decided to put his life story on paper and published a book. 

Standouts from Munford and Fayette-Ware top the lists this week.

The Memphis Academy of Science and Engineering Phoenix football team brought home the Class 1A TSSAA High School BlueCross Bowl Football Championship, the first charter school to win the title, and had a parade to celebrate.

Claire Smith led Patriots to second straight title. Kim Robinson guided Trojans to their first crown in program history.

Carson Chandler and McKenzie Percoski take the prize for Week 2 in Memphis prep basketball.

The Daily Memphian awards the boys and girls Runner of the Year. Plus, Collierville’s girls coach is recognized after the team’s runner-up finish at state.

Standouts from Craigmont, Kirby, Melrose, Millington and Ridgeway are honored by the league’s coaches.

Mustangs coach David Wolff was also saluted following an undefeated campaign.

Standouts from CBHS, City University, Kirby, St. George’s and Wooddale are up for consideration this week. 

Standouts from Bolton, Briarcrest, Collierville, Houston and Memphis School of Excellence-Winchester are up for consideration this week. 

Melrose’s Rhyan Brown wins most valuable player after topping 100 yards and scoring a touchdown in the annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl High School All-Star Game at Memphis University School.

Keron Jackson and Kaylin Sheffield are honored after strong outings this week.

Briarcrest and P7 Sports are set to host three days of high-level hoops.

Skylan Smith is the first Mr. Football in Covington history, and the first winner from Tipton County.

Standouts from Bluff City, Fairley, Hillcrest, Mitchell and Oakhaven are honored by the league’s coaches.

Standouts from Arlington, Briarcrest, Harding and Houston up for consideration. 

Standouts from Arlington, Bartlett, Collierville, Fayette-Ware and White Station up for consideration. 

The third quarter proved decisive as the Oakland Patriots avenged their loss in last year’s title game.

Macon County’s ground game was too much to overcome. But a disappointing result doesn’t taint a storybook season for Orange Mound’s Golden Wildcats.

Christopher Watson scores three times; defense makes a crucial adjustment in victory over South Pittsburg.

Mustangs have a chance to become Shelby County’s first Class 6A repeat state champion Saturday in Chattanooga. It will be just one more daunting challenge.

Golden Wildcats bidding for their first state championship in 26 years as they face Macon County in the BlueCross Bowl Class 4A final.

“Seeing everybody happy and proud, it’s a blessing to be where I am,” Bartlett High linebacker Austin Howard said.

Perennial power South Pittsburg provides the opposition in the first championship game in program history.