Week 6 Scores

Week 6 Poll

Large Schools

1. Olive Branch
2. Whitehaven
3. CBHS
4. MUS
5. Briarcrest

Small Schools

1. Covington
2. St. George's
3. Lewisburg
4. Trezevant
5. Manassas

TSSAA: White Station has 3 forfeits

According to the TSSAA website, White Station has forfeited 3 games this season:   Ridgeway, Hamilton and Arlington.  The Spartans forfeited its first game against Ridgeway due to a hazing incident, however the reasons for the Hamilton and Arlington forfeit are unclear. According to a source, White Station has only officially forfeited the Ridgeway and Hamilton game, and not the Arlington game.   The source also indicated that the Hamilton forfeit was unrelated to the hazing incident. 

Even if the Ridgeway and Hamilton games are the only forfeits, this will still make White Station’s playoff push very difficult.  Only the top 2 in each district are guaranteed playoff spots and with losses to Whitehaven and Hamilton, the Spartans (1-4, 0-2) would most likely have to win the rest of their games to get in.  

Week 5 Standings

Week 5 Recaps

Briarcrest 41 Arlington 27

Another high profile matchup between two pretty good quarterbacks but it was the ground game of the Saints that earned them the win. Briarcrest rushed for 222 yds in the game and jumped out to a 31-0 lead at the half. Jay Moore led the way with 119 yds and a TD while QB BJ Nagle rushed for 2 TD's and threw for 2 TD's as well. As you have come to expect from Arlington, big time numbers from the quarterback position only this time it wasn't Drew Reed. Reed suffered a broken collarbone and is expected to miss around 6 weeks and JR QB Hunter Sheffield stepped up in a big way. Sheffield finished 27-42 for 308 yds and 2 TD's. Arlington SR WR Justin Boring threw a TD pass and caught 11 passes for 155 yds and a TD in the loss. Briarcrest is now 6-0 and will play ECS next. Arlington is 4-2 and will play Craigmont next.

Week 5 Scores

2012 Week 5 Poll

Large Schools

1. Olive Branch
2. Whitehaven
3. CBHS
4. MUS
5. West Memphis

Small Schools

1. Covington
2. St. George
3. Lewisburg
4. Harding
5. Trezevent

Week 4 Standings

Week 4 Recaps

Olive Branch 43 MUS 33

The Conquistadors stunned the MUS faithful with a 29 point 4th quarter to keep their unbeaten streak at 18. Olive Branch trailed 26-14 after 3 and also 33-29 with 3 minutes left in the game. Sam Craft's 3rd rushing TD of the night put OB up to stay and Jamil Collins 35 yd INT return for a TD accounted for the final points. Craft was spectacular in leading his team to victory, finishing with 154 yds on 25 carries. Craft was also 10-17 for 203 yds and a TD through the air with Byrekus Payne catching 6 of those passes for 147 yds and a TD. SR QB Aaron Rodgers continued his solid play for the Owls. Rodgers was 26-45 for 326 yds and 4 TD's. JR WR Devin Perry caught 8 of those passes for 112 yds and a TD. Olive Branch is now 4-0 and will play Southaven next. MUS is 3-2 and will take on East.

Week 4 Scores

Week 3 Recaps

CBHS 42 White Station 24

In a game filled with offensive plays galore, the outcome was determined by the Purple Wave defense. CBHS intercepted 3 passed in the 2nd half including DJ Palmore's 31 yd return for a TD that put the Brothers ahead to stay. SR RB Kurtis Hicks led the way on offense with 16 carries for 120 yds and TDs of 31 and 46. JR QB Breck Ruddick rushed for 72 yds on 9 carries and a TD while going 5-9 for 83 yds through the air. JR QB Cedrick Wilson had 215 yds passing on the night with 3 TD's. All of those TD's came in a 21 point 2nd quarter. SR Donald Gray was on the receiving end for 2 of those scores from 41 and 45 yds out and finished with 3 catches for 137 yds. CBHS improves to 3-0 and will play Center Hill next. White Station is now 2-2 and will play Whitehaven next.

Current District Standings: TN, MS, AR

Week 3 Scores

Week 3 Roundup

For the second straight year, the Whitehaven Tigers went to East St. Louis and won the featured City of Champions Classic. This year they defeated East St. Louis High School 26-6.  BND.com has the game story.  

Week 2 featured game in Memphis was the ECS win over Hardingd 28-13.  Here are the highlights

The TSSAA produced a video of the top plays from the 2011-12 year. It it narrated by the Titan's Mike Keith.

You can always find all the area standings by going to our standings like on the sidebar, or by clicking here.

Week 2 Recap

MUS 42 Fayetteville, AR 20

MUS traveled over to Fayetteville to play the defending 7A state champions at Razorback Stadium and left the home team with a bad taste in their mouth. The Owls were dominant in the trenches holding Fayetteville to only 11 yds rushing for the game. QB Jordan Rodgers continued his excellent play as he went 19-27 for 215 yds and 3 TD's. Rodgers had a rushing TD as well. RB Shane Tucker had 2 TD's as well including a back-breaking 95 yd KO return after Fayetteville had closed it to 28-20. MUS is now 2-1 overall and will take on Central next.