Dakota Cunningham and Claire Todd shine in first big local tournament of the fall.

Red Devils and Owls meeting for the time in nearly 25 years on Friday.

With several new faces in the line-up, Mustangs are still figuring things out. But early returns are promising.

Dakota Cunningham, Claire Todd win at FCA Tournament.

It wasn’t pretty, but The Daily Memphian’s No. 1 high school football team found a way.

No. 9 team in the Power 15 is lead by quarterback Houston Wilhelm, who throws for two touchdowns and runs for one.

New faces contribute as Owls roll.

COVID-19 issues at Southwind result in forfeit, with Lausanne awarded a victory.

Defensive end Charles Perkins steals the show in Charter Schools Classic.

Collierville will host Raleigh-Egypt on Friday after Wooddale forfeits. 

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Mr. Football winner Dallan Hayden will lead the way as Christian Brothers High School attempts to snap a 44-year championship drought.

Ann-Marie Braese, Landen McNair throw down the gauntlet at Ed Murphey Classic.

Traditional rivals Germantown and CBHS meet for the first time in seven seasons on Saturday.

Still room for improvement overall, but second-half goal by Amelya Jacobs could hardly have been better.

Last season, FACS lost all 10 of its games (the final two by COVID forfeit) and was outscored 326-20.

Seventeen schools will be playing in new classifications this season. And other useful facts to get you ready for kickoff.

Veteran Duron Sutton is facing a different kind of challenge this fall after pandemic destroyed 2020 season.

The Mustangs are 48-18 in two seasons under Jevonte Holmes.

Kinley, who intends to try to land with another team, had to fight to defer his military commission in order to pursue his NFL dream.

High school distance standouts tuned up for cross-country season and some other athletes were ‘having a blast.’ But the competition gets serious on Sunday — some nice prize money is on the line for the pros 

Maybe it was time for Buster Kelso to end his remarkable career as baseball coach. But he deserved one final year. 

Related story: Buster Kelso forced out as Christian Brothers High coach

Three-star homegrown commit joins Tigers’ 2022 class.

Buster Kelso is the all-time winningest high school baseball coach in the state. He was told to clean out his baseball office last week. 

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