Collierville and Houston (AAA), Briarcrest (Division 2-AA) and Northpoint (D2-A) all have the talent to contend in their respective divisions.

Fairley remains No. 1 in Class 2A rankings.

Standouts from CBHS, Collierville, Melrose, Sheffield and Whitehaven are up for consideration this week. Voting ends at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 24.

Houston, Collierville, Lakeland Prep, St. George’s, ECS and Lausanne advance to girls state soccer tournament, and Northpoint’s volleyball team earns a state berth, too.

Saints won a thriller over Knoxville Catholic while the Mustangs took control early against Rossview.

This Tipton-Rosemark Academy star leads the Shelby-Metro area with 1,814 yards and has scored 23 touchdowns.

The “Little General” was one of 11 inductees into the Memphis Sports Hall of Fame on Wednesday.

Twenty-two years ago, Derek Clenin blocked an extra point to lift MUS over CBHS. Clenin died Oct. 8. Now, the quarterback of that CBHS team, Carter Giovannetti, plans to run the St. Jude Marathon in his friend and rival’s name.

Nora Newhouse of Houston High still has the top girls time and Arlington’s Clark Wade still has the best boys 5K time.

Fairley High is still ranked No. 1 in Class 2A and Covington is No. 2 in Class 3A.

Standouts from Bartlett, Central, East, Munford, Tipton-Rosemark and Westwood are up for consideration this week. 

The Rebels stay on track for a possible playoff berth in Division 2-A.

Hutchison’s Catherine Bowie won the individual title at the Sevierville Golf Club. St. Mary’s won their first team championship in eight years.

Goals from Liza Saenger and Mary Clark Consolo give the Gryphons a big win over rival ECS. Also, a roundup of the night’s football and volleyball action.

Landon Parrish accounted for five touchdowns in the victory against West Memphis Christian.

Memphians are 1-2-3 after the first round of the Division 2-AA tournament. MUS is in the title mix on the boys side.

Head coaches from Bolton High and Sheffield High named coaches for the 22nd AutoZone Liberty Bowl High School All-Star Game.

For Bartlett and Germantown, it is put up or shut up time in the toughest Class 6A region in Tennessee. The loser of Thursday’s game is likely to miss the playoffs.

Top three spots remain unchanged with Covington holding firm at No. 1.

The future Memphis Tiger leads Tuesday's local contingent with a fourth-place finish at the TSSAA Division 2-A state golf tournament.

The Bulldogs take over the top spot in Class 2A; Covington, Collierville, Lausanne, Southwind, Munford and Bolton are also ranked in this week’s poll.