Week 8 high school football preview: Gut-check time for Bartlett and Germantown
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.
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.
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The Trojans are hopeful team bonding leads to wins at this year’s state tournament.
Standouts from Cordova, Covington, Middle College, Northpoint, Rossville Christian, Southwind and Wooddale are up for consideration this week.
Top 25 boys and girls finishers from Saturday night’s Frank Horton Classic.
D.J. Miller scores twice as the Mustangs down Bartlett for a key Region 8-6A victory.
Better weather this week allows the Jaguars to crank up their passing game, and Gary Greer was the biggest beneficiary.
The first TSSAA state championship tournament of the season gets underway Monday as Sevierville plays host to boys and girls golf.
The Mustangs scored three times in the first 20 minutes of the match with the Dragons, to remain undefeated and secure the No. 1 seed for the postseason.
Bricen Turnage piled up 168 yards and scored twice on just four carries in a region win against Kingsbury.
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Covington still at No. 1 as the top four spots remain unchanged this week.
Playoff picture will come into better focus — at least somewhat — in Regions 8-6A, 8-5A and 8-3A after Friday.
Collierville’s Scarlett Nash and Clark Wade of Arlington take over the top times in the Memphis area.
Seven Memphis-area teams ranked in TSWA high school football rankings.
Standouts from MASE, Middle College, Munford, Raleigh-Egypt and Sheffield are up for consideration this week.
Whitehaven improves to moves to 3-0 in Region 8-6A to remain tied for first with Collierville, which defeated Germantown, 15-12.
The Dragons ended the contest with the Red Devils the same way they started: undefeated. Collierville improves to 6-0 on the season and 3-0 in region play.
The quaterback lead the Saints to a victory over Knoxville Catholic.
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Whitehaven is the biggest mover this week following victory over previous No. 1 Houston.
Brantley Moore of the Owls wins the individual title on a tough day for low scoring. St. Mary’s and ECS also win girls golf region titles.