New Trezevant girls coach Gregory Williams aims to keep the neighborhood talent at home, while selling academics and a brighter basketball future.

Nothing is more local — or more Memphis — than high school sports.

Projectability and measurables make Houston's Grayson Hitt an interesting prospect in the upcoming Major League Draft.

Lausanne center Moussa Cisse reportedly is reclassifying to the Class of 2020, accelerating the recruiting of the 6-foot-10 center.

An alleged incident of sexual battery by a four-time state championship high school basketball coach occurred last month.

A multi-sport athlete at St. Agnes, Olivia Bernston is also the school’s valedictorian – a testament to her dedication on the field and in the classroom.

David Dixon earned all-state mention in lone season with MAHS. He's now headed to Orange County, California to play for TMG Prep Academy.

Five-star center Moussa Cisse ready to play wherever he goes next.

Class of 2022 standout Cameron Miller knows there will be plenty of attention focused on him and his teammates going forward.

Charlie Crunk takes over St. Benedict's volleyball program while Adam Smith will lead the baseball team.

Ten local high school teams, two based in Atlanta and one from Canada have committed to event. Girls basketball will be represented as well. 

A chance to work with his coaching brother was too good for Al Stevens to pass up.

Ex-assistant Jacob Cole helped Rebels finish as state runners-up in 2009.

Former Mr. Football winner will have two years of eligibility left at East Carolina.

Owls worked hard, played hard and had plenty of success under legendary coach Bill Taylor.

Terry Ryan loved Frayser football, and the feeling was mutual.

Nation's best high school basketball players—both locally and from around the U.S.—will be competing in Memphis in January.

After a frustrating senior season at Missouri, Johnathon Johnson will look to make his mark in Washington when NFL training camps open.

Quarterback Tevin Carter expects to be the next big quarterback out of the city of Memphis. 

New Raleigh-Egypt coach Delvin Lane turned his life around and now he wants to help his players do the same for the Pharaohs football team.

Division 2-A Mr. Basketball winner Moussa Cisse has Memphis among his top six college choices.

Former star player Ashley Shields looking to build on predecessor's success at Arlington.

Local five-star point guard Kennedy Chandler includes Memphis in his top 5 list. 

Decision to leave Tipton-Rosemark after 13 years was difficult, but Brad Smith is excited about his future at Arlington.

Eric “Cowboy” Robinson is bringing hard work and past life lessons to his new role at his alma mater.