The winners of the Mr. Football awards will be announced during ceremonies in Nashville on Dec. 7.

Pair of promising teams look impressive on first day of annual tournament.

After finishing 12-13 two seasons ago and getting shut down by the pandemic last year, Wolverines are an unknown ─ but very talented ─ quantity.

Kirby’s Jaylen House named MVP; offensive and defensive players of the year also picked.

This year’s game takes place on Dec. 11 at MUS.

Scholarship, good food and good hoops are the hallmarks of the city’s longest-running tournament.

Lausanne, CBHS, MAHS and Covington all fall in playoff action.

BlueCross Bowl berths are on the line in Division 2, while MAHS and Covington travel for quarterfinal games.

Future Murray State player scores 24 points to lead MHEA past Rossville on Monday.

East’s Kenji Lewis was voted top offensive player, with Mark Joseph of Sheffield voted the top defender.

Dallan Hayden shines once again, rushing for 208 yards and three touchdowns. Brothers will visit Montgomery Bell Academy on Nov. 19. Plus, check out the playoff results, summaries and pairings.

Northpoint quarterback Jack Patterson ends his season with more than 3,000 yards.

The new leader of the Brothers team also gets to christen a new gym befitting a player of his talent.

Teams played a double-overtime thriller in September, with Briarcrest coming out on top.

A 2000 graduate, Yarbrough spent 12 seasons as an assistant at his alma mater before taking over when Joe Rocconi left for Collierville.

Arlington’s Ann-Marie Braese and Landen McNair of Bartlett each take second place in Class AAA state meet.

Cameron Miller of MAHS and Freedom Prep’s Tyler Woodard were named the league’s offensive and defensive players of the year. 

Harrison Craig scores twice on punt returns as Dragons improve to 11-0. Plus, check out the playoff results, summaries and pairings.

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Rico Schwartz, who lost all of his senior season, will be able to play after the family filed suit against the TSSAA. 

League’s coaches pick the offensive and defensive players of the year, and name Collierville’s Joe Rocconi as coach of the year. 

Quarterback passed for 258 yards and two touchdowns in victory over Arlington.

Central star Jamarious Brooks ends the regular season as the area’s leader in several categories.

The high school football postseason begins for TSSAA schools on Friday.

Winners will be announced Dec. 7 in Nashville. One Memphian has potential for a second consecutive victory.

Standouts from CBHS, Collierville, Covington, Olive Branch and Sheffield up for consideration this week. Voting ends at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 4.