Here's a look at what to expect when Arlington and Houston open play Wednesday in the quarterfinal round of the TSSAA Class AAA girls state basketball tournament.

East High's James Wiseman and Briarcrest's Kennedy Chandler take home Mr. Basketball awards, the state's top individual honor.

Center James Wiseman will pull a bit of double duty in the McDonald's All-American game, playing while also trying to recruit plans to recruit other prospects to Memphis. 

East High's James Wiseman and Malcolm Dandridge soon will be joining former teammate Alex Lomax at the University of Memphis. But as East prepares to go to the state playoffs, Lomax is reminding the senior standouts to enjoy the moments as they come.

Whitehaven takes off in fourth quarter to eliminate Bartlett.

Hot-shooting Knoxville Webb ends Tipton-Rosemark's season with championship-game loss.

The Briarcrest Saints and Tipton-Rosemark Rebels represent Memphis' championship hopes as the Division 2 state tournament wraps up Saturday at Lipscomb University.

Tysen Banks scores 19 points and adds nine steals as Tipton-Rosemark upends The Webb School in an intense Division 2-A semifinal game.

Despite 20 points from Amara McKay, Northpoint falls to CAK in state semifinals.

Harding can't overcome PCA's fast start and ends the season at 28-3.

Harding's girls team has lost just twice all year. And the Lions have learned from those defeats.

With season-ending knee injury knocking him from the postseason, East senior Malcolm Dandridge is concentrating on recovery and preparing for the start of his college career at Memphis.

James Wiseman dominates Whitehaven as East takes home the Region 8-AAA crown with a 60-44 victory, the Mustangs avenging a loss to the Tigers two weeks ago in the district championships.

Kennedy Chandler's 32 points led Briarcrest past Nashville Ensworth in the Division 2-AA state semifinals, with the Saints advancing to Saturday's championship game.

Hutchison couldn't overcome a rash of turnovers in Thursday's Division 2-AA girls basketball semifinal, bringing an end to a strong season for the Sting.

Top performers in basketball, lacrosse and track and field recognized this week in The Daily Memphis Prep honor roll.

A talented, and youthful, cast of players has Hutchison in the state tournament for the first time in 17 years.

Leaving White Station was a tough call for Joe Rocconi. Meanwhile David Willson returns to MUS to coach his alma mater.

Point guard play sparks Whitehaven and Houston to victories in region semifinals.

Briarcrest boys advance to Division 2-AA semifinals with victory over Montgomery Bell Academy.

Tipton-Rosemark's boys basketball team is one victory away from their first trip to Nashville since 2008.

Standout from MAHS, Center Hill honored after playoff buzzer-beaters in this week's prep Honor Roll from The Daily Memphian.

Bartlett blasts Bolton to win 14-AAA title and improve to 28-2

In the district championship game against East High and James Wiseman, Whitehaven junior guard Matthew Murrell showed the skills that could make him as sought after by college coaches as Wiseman was this season.

Buford and Brown lead boys scoring in Metro preps; Antonika Jones of Douglas is first in girls scoring.