Wednesday, December 31, 2014

TSWA All State Teams

Congratulations to the 39 area players selected to the TSWA All State Team.

6A

QB-Jared Schmidt (Houston)
ATH-Dillon Mitchell (White Station)
ATH-Drew Van de Vuurst (Collierville)
DL-Eric Kemp (Bolton)
DL-Quinton Bohanna (Cordova)
LB-Josh McMillon (Whitehaven)
LB-Jonathan Mabone (Arlington)
LB-Hunter Clay (Arlington)
DB-Andre Jones (Central)
DB-Donte Vaughn (Whitehaven)
DB-Sean Williams (Cordova)
DB-Sidney Austin (Arlington)
DB-Austin Hall (Collierville)

5A

RB-Earl Harrison (Ridgeway)
WR-Jonathan Johnson (Melrose)
LB-Patrick Macon (Millington)
DB-Kyland Tate (East)

4A

RB-Jamal Jones (Trezevant)
DL-Torrey Mabone (Trezevant)
DB-Gabriel Scott (Trezevant)

3A

OL-Phillip Haynes (Manassas)

2A

WR-Jaylon Moore (Mitchell)
DL-Brandon Knighten (Carver)

1A

RB-Eric Thomas (KIPP)

D2-AA

RB-Colton Neel (MUS)
WR-Tyler Currie (St. Benedict)
OL-Drew Richmond (MUS)
DL-Peyton Jones (US)
LB-Nick Pope (Briarcrest)
LB-Joey Magnifico (St. Benedict)
DB-Cameron Sanders (CBHS)
DB-Colton Cochran (St. Benedict)

D2-A

RB-Chase Hayden (St. George's)
ATH-Christian Saulsberry (Northpoint Christian)
OL-Jacob Still (St. George's)
DL-Christian Rosenberger (ECS)
DL-Drew Rutland (FACS)
DB-Christian Lewis (ECS)
DB-Harrison Cox (ECS)

Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Commercial Appeal Best of Preps teams

The Commercial Appeal has released their annual Best of the Preps Football teams for the area schools. They do not have a first team, second team...just teams based on classifications. They also have finalists for offensive and defensive player of the year and will announce those winners at their Best of the Preps banquet in June.

Offensive Player of the Year:

RB-Earl Harrison-Ridgeway
WR-Johnathon Johnson-Melrose
RB-Jamal Jones-Trezevant
WR-Dillon Mitchell-White Station
OL-Drew Richmond-MUS

Defensive Player of the Year

LB-Darron Johnson-Ridgeway
LB-Jonathan Mabone-Arlington
LB-Torrey Mabone-Trezevant
LB-Patrick Macon-Millington
LB-Josh McMillon-Whitehaven

Coach of the Year

Teli White-Trezevant

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

2014 Shelby Metro Sports Award Winners

Here are this year's Shelby Metro Sports award winners:

Offensive Player of the Year
Earl Harrison-Ridgeway




Defensive Player of the Year
Lorenzo Cantu-St George's



All Around Player of the Year
Dillon Mitchell-White Station (with head coach Joe Rocconi)



Tommy Harrison Coach of the Year
JR Kirby-Munford



Friday, December 12, 2014

Shelby Metro players on current college rosters

Shelby Metro Sports searched high and low on every college football roster for current Shelby Metro players from the schools that we cover: eastern Arkansas (3 teams), north MS (8), Fayette Co (2), Tipton Co (3) and all of the teams in Shelby Co (49) for a total of 65 teams and a total of 436 players. We looked at D1-D2-D3-NAIA & junior colleges and let me tell you, that's a lot of teams. Here is the list that we came up with. These are from rosters in the last 3 weeks. If someone was being redshirted and wasn't listed, he's not on here. If that person is a walk-on and wasn't listed, he's not on here. Some of the college didn't respond for our request for information. As soon as they do, we will fill in the high schools of the ones that are blank.

Memphis
Anthony  Miller CBHS
Mose Frazier Whitehaven
Keiwone Malone Mitchell
Jamil Collins Olive Branch
Dontrell Nelson Olive Branch
Sam  Craft Olive Branch
Latarius Brady East
Wynton McManis Olive Branch
Jarvis  Cooper West Memphis
Carlos Williams Covington
Anthony  Young White Station
Evan Michael CBHS
Alan Cross Millington
Isaiah Farris Overton
Charles  Harris Whitehaven
Lenard Harden Ridgeway
Austin Scott FACS
Sam  Billings FACS
Leonard Pegues Olive Branch
Al  Bond Southwind
Christian Johnson Southwind
Terry Redden Whitehaven
Alexander Karr CBHS
McKenzie Hill ECS
Jordan Whittington St Benedict
Zach Collins Harding Academy
Christopher Roberson Central Baptist
Tony Mays Whitehaven
Sam  Thomas CBHS
Chase Johnson Olive Branch
Daniel Hurd Wooddale
Denzel Robinson Cordova
Robby Young CBHS
Drew Bishop St George's
Melvin Jones Bolton
Kendrick  Golden Southwind

Judge rules in Oklahoma high school football case

OKLAHOMA CITY – A high school football playoff game taken into court after a disputed penalty erased a late-game touchdown will not be replayed, an Oklahoma district judge ruled on Thursday, saying athletic contests should not be decided by “robed referees.”

Oklahoma District Judge Bernard Jones said there was neither state law nor precedent that would allow him to order the replaying of the November playoff game and doing so would be going down a slippery slope.

“Courts ought not meddle in these activities or others, especially when the parties have agreed to be bound by and have availed themselves to the governance of these activities associations,” Jones wrote.

On Nov. 28, Locust Grove High School defeated Oklahoma City’s Frederick Douglass High School 20-19 in a quarter final game where a referees’ decision overturned what would have been a go-ahead touchdown in the final 64 seconds.

A referee threw a flag for a sideline violation on Douglass when it scored a touchdown on a fourth down play.

While many see the penalty as questionable, there was criticism that the referees’ decision to take the touchdown off the board was outright wrong, and a yardage penalty should have been enforced on the point after or the kickoff.

The Oklahoma City Public School District had asked Jones to rule if the game, or the part of the game after the disputed call, should be replayed. The ruling clears the way for Locust Grove to play a semi-final game on Friday against Heritage Hall.

Even if there were precedent, Jones said, there was no way to replay part of a game that would be fair to all involved.

“This slippery slope of solving athletic contests in court instead of on campus will inevitably usher in a new era of robed referees and meritless litigation due to disagreement with or disdain for decisions of gaming officials,” Jones wrote.

Keith Sinor, athletics director for the Oklahoma City district, said in a statement after the ruling that the official admittedly applied the wrong penalty and they hoped to work with the state athletics association to make sure a similar incident does not happen again.

Scott Vogel out as CBHS head football coach

Scott Vogel had been the head football coach at CBHS for the last two years until last night. Vogel has been let go according to Athletic Director Mike Kelly. No reason was given for the decision.

“Coach Vogel has worked extremely hard and has improved our football program during his stint. We are grateful for his contributions and proud of our programs success under his direction,” Kelly said. 

This was Vogel's first head coaching job and his career record was 12-11. His 2014 team won the region and defeated MUS but lost in the playoffs to Chattanooga Baylor.

No timetable has been set for naming a replacement but we do hear that it will be a national search.

Thursday, December 11, 2014

MS 5A & 6A All state teams

Congrats to the following players for being selected for the Mississippi all state teams.

In 5A
2nd team offense-ATH Dan Ellington (Center Hill)

In 6A
1st team offense-WR Terrance Davis, Jr (Southaven)
1st team defense-LB TJ Jallow (Olive Branch)
1st team defense-P Austin Riley (Desoto Central)

2nd team defense-LB Fred Walls (Olive Branch)
2nd team defense-LB-Cortez Sisco (Desoto Central)
2nd team defense-DB KyKy Austin (Olive Branch)

Tuesday, December 9, 2014

Blown call game in football game ends up in the hands of a judge

You won't believe this one. A high school football game with a blown call that affected the outcome of the ball game and the school on the short end of that game has gone to court to get things rectified

From the NY Times


LOCUST GROVE, Okla. — The marquee at the Quik Shop in this rural town says, "Go Pirates Win State." It seems a reasonable expectation for undefeated and top-ranked Locust Grove High School, considering its star quarterback has thrown 65 touchdown passes this season and only five interceptions.

Yet, the Class 3A playoffs for Oklahoma's midsize schools are being delayed in a state that takes football as seriously as the weather. The next play will be made in a courtroom, not on the field.

On Wednesday, a district judge is scheduled to affirm or invalidate Locust Grove's disputed 20-19 quarterfinal victory Nov. 28 over Frederick A. Douglass High School of Oklahoma City. Douglass is seeking to have the final 64 seconds or the entire game replayed because of an admitted and crucial mistake made by the referees in negating a late touchdown.

At issue, essentially, is whether the mistake should be corrected or whether human error should be allowed to stand as one of life's harsh but unavoidable lessons.

Legal experts said they could not recall a high school game being replayed for legal reasons.

"The courts are very sensitive to the fact that if they start to utilize their powers to overturn decisions of officials -- whether they're right or wrong -- then you would basically have athletic competition decided in the courtroom and not on the field," said Alan S. Goldberger, a New Jersey lawyer who specializes in sports law and who is the author of "Sports Officiating: A Legal Guide." "That would kind of be a full-time job in some places."

With 1 minute 4 seconds remaining in the Oklahoma playoff game last month, Douglass High School scored on a remarkable 58-yard yard touchdown pass and seemed to take a 25-20 lead over Locust Grove. 

Receiver Qua'Sean Sims caught a short pass near the sideline on fourth down, whirled toward the middle of the field and wove elusively to the end zone.

Video shows a Douglass coach running excitedly along the sideline and appearing to unintentionally impede or bump one of the referees. Earlier, Douglass had received a warning for a similar infraction. This time the referee threw a flag.

The violation is considered minor; rules call for a 5-yard penalty to be assessed on the extra-point attempt or the ensuing kickoff. Instead, the referees wrongly annulled the go-ahead touchdown, infuriating the Douglass coaches and some fans.

The Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association later apologized to Douglass, calling the referees' mistake "inexcusable." But the association also said that state and national bylaws did not permit protesting the outcome of a game because of an official's ruling on the field.

Oklahoma City public school officials disagreed and are seeking in court to have some or all of the game replayed. Last week, Judge Bernard M. Jones II of District Court in Oklahoma City issued a temporary restraining order, prohibiting Locust Grove from playing its scheduled semifinal playoff game.

During the hearing, though, Judge Jones expressed some skepticism about courts intervening in the results of athletic contests, noting that a decision to order a replay would be extraordinary.
"I know of no other court that has been asked to do what has been asked here," he said, according to The Associated Press.

But the Oklahoma City school district, in support of Douglass High, says it is only fair to remedy a correctable mistake.

"Adults in a split second can negate months and years of hard work by kids," Keith Sinor, the athletic director of Oklahoma City public schools, said Monday. "Our kids shouldn't be held accountable for those mistakes -- especially in a situation where they can be corrected."

Brandon Carey, the general counsel for Oklahoma City public schools, said that the Douglass case presented a "very unique and different situation." The school district is not questioning the referees' judgment in calling a penalty, Mr. Carey said, but seeking redress because the referees did not know the rules about assessing the penalty.

"The ruling negated a touchdown in the final 64 seconds and probably completely changed the outcome," he said. Referring to a potential replay of the Douglass-Locust Grove game, Mr. Carey added, "Just because it hasn't been done doesn't mean it's not the right thing to do."

Among supporters of a replay is Barry Switzer, who won three national championships coaching the University of Oklahoma and a Super Bowl title coaching the Dallas Cowboys.

"Let the play on the field determine who won the ballgame," Mr. Switzer told reporters.
In 1972, a state football semifinal between two Louisiana schools was replayed in its entirety, not for legal reasons but because the score was 0-0, the tiebreakers remained even and there was no provision for overtime.

It has grown increasingly common over the past two decades for courts to address issues of eligibility for high school players and teams in state playoffs. In 2005, a high school quarterback from Oklahoma challenged a two-game suspension for kicking an opponent during a playoff game. Eventually, the Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld the suspension.

While some attempts to replay games have succeeded in lower courts, they have been reversed by appellate courts, said Mr. Goldberger, the sports law expert.

He cited a 1981 case in which the Georgia Supreme Court overturned a lower-court ruling to replay the final seven minutes of a high school football game there because of a referee's mistake.

Playing sports is not a constitutional right, Mr. Goldberger said, adding that the legal system "is not designed to correct every mistake that is made in life."

Lawyers for Douglass High intend to cite a recent case involving college volleyball teams. Last month, the N.C.A.A. permitted a replay of a portion of a women's volleyball game between Iowa State and Texas Tech because a referee misapplied a rule.

Mark Grossman, the lawyer representing the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association, said there was a crucial difference between the Douglass-Locust Grove playoff game and the N.C.A.A. volleyball match, a regular-season meeting in which a portion of the protested fifth set was replayed: N.C.A.A. rules specifically allow for such a do-over, while high school rules do not.
The Oklahoma schools association, Mr. Grossman added, was also concerned that an extended football season might interfere with final exams as the holiday break approaches and, at smaller schools, could disrupt the beginning of basketball and wrestling seasons with many athletes playing several sports.

"You potentially put everything on hold," Mr. Grossman said.

In Locust Grove, a town of 1,400 in northeast Oklahoma, Coach Matt Hennesy said his team was preparing for a semifinal game this weekend and presumed Judge Jones would rule in the school's favor.

"It would be a travesty for high school athletics -- maybe all of athletics -- if we're going to let the courts get involved every time there's a bad call," Mr. Hennesy said Sunday. "In football, you deal with the elements, turnovers, injuries, officials' bad calls. That's part of the game."

Yet one school is certain not to be happy with Judge Jones's ruling Wednesday. Appeals are possible, even likely, and the playoffs could be further delayed.

Cushing High School has reached the championship game on the other side of Oklahoma's Class 3A bracket -- made up of schools with about 500 students -- but now must sit and wait for an opponent. So must Heritage Hall High School, which will face either Locust Grove or Douglass in the semifinals.

Anyone hoping for a quick resolution might consider this: In the spring of 2013, the Class 1A baseball playoffs in Oklahoma were held up for a month as one team fought an ineligibility ruling in court. The delay became so lengthy, Mr. Grossman said, that a player graduated and left for military duty.

Andy Bogert, the football coach at Heritage Hall, said Monday: "We are most certainly in limbo. If something doesn't get settled on Wednesday, we might be playing in January."

Monday, December 1, 2014

Congrats to the Trezevant Bears

The Bears knocked off Pearl Cohn Friday night in the 4A semifinals at the Fairgrounds 28-12. They advance to the state championship in Cookeville at Tennessee Tech. They will play the defending state champs Knoxville Fulton this Saturday, December 6 at 3 pm. Congrats to head coach Teli White, his staff and his players for advancing to the state title game for the second time in 5 years.

Congrats to Drew Richmond from MUS

Richmond was selected as the Mr. Football Lineman Winner for D2-AA. Richmond was one of four area players nominated along with his teammate Colton Neel, Aaron Hayden from St. George's and Joshua McMillon from Whitehaven.
 

Friday, November 28, 2014

Games for November 28

6A Semifinals

24 Ravenwood
14 Whitehaven

5A Semifinals

at Crump
35 Hillsboro
  7 Ridgeway

4A Semifinals

at Fairgrounds
12 Pearl Cohn
28 Trezevant

Thursday, November 27, 2014

Shelby Metro players in the Toyota East-West All Star Classic

There are quite a few area players and coaches that have been selected to participate in this year's 8th Annual Toyota East vs. West Tennessee All-Star Classic, Friday, December 12, 2014 at Tennessee Tech in Cookeville. The head coach for the West will be Rodney Saulsberry from Whitehaven. Here is a list of those players and coaches:

Offense

QB-Jordan Williams (Whitehaven)
WR-Jaylon Moore (Mitchell)
WR-Davonte Boyland (Raleigh Egypt)
WR-LaDariel Ester (Whitehaven)
OL-Brandon McCoy (Central)
OL-Phillip Haynes (Manassas)

Defense

LB-Dorsett Johnson (Central)
DT-Miles Chalmers (Whitehaven)
DT-Brandon Knighten (Carver)
DT-Ray Taylor (East)
DE-John McDougle (Southwind)
DE-Elijah Phipps (Whitehaven)

Alternates:
DE-Elontae Bateman (Ridgeway)
LB-Elex Harris (Whitehaven)

Assistant Coaches

Offensive Coordinator & QB Coach
Clarence Dillard (Whitehaven)

Wide Receivers
Major Wright (Raleigh Egypt)

Monday, November 24, 2014

16-A All District Team

First Team Offense

QB-Tomadreus Trezevant (Mitchell)
RB-Eric Thomas (KIPP)
RB-Vonterio Grant (MAHS)
RB-Jimmy Harris (Carver)
WR-Jaylon Moore (Mitchell)
WR-Tracey James, Jr (Hillcrest)
TE-Chris Turner (KIPP)
OL-Adam Balkin (Mitchell)
OL-Antwon Hopkins (KIPP)
OL-Brandon Knighten (Carver)
OL-Cameron Sesley (Hillcrest)
OL-Vincent Daniels (Oakhaven)

First Team Defense

DE-Amadou Fofana (Mitchell)
DE-Chris Turner (KIPP)
DT-Brandon Knighten (Carver)
DT-Lester Holt (Mitchell)
DT-Cameron Sesley (Hillcrest)
LB-Calven Scott (Mitchell)
LB-Eric Thomas (KIPP)
LB-Tracey James, III (Hillcrest)
DB-Kevin Davenport (KIPP)
DB-Tracey James, Jr (Hillcrest)
DB-JaMario Crenshaw (Mitchell)
DB-Afernee Alexander (Oakhaven)

First Team Special Teams

K-Eduardo Bolanos (Hillcrest)
P-Sanderius Smith (MAHS)
KR-Are'Kavious Sears (Hillcrest)
PR-Keondre Reed (Oakhaven)

Offensive Players of the Year-Tomadreus Trezevant & Jaylon Moore (Mitchell)
Defensive Player of the Year-Brandon Knighten (Carver)
Coach of the Year-Julius Jackson (Hillcrest)

Friday, November 21, 2014

Games for Friday, November 21

Mississippi 6A

10 Southaven
34 Starkville

Tennessee 6A

28 Arlington
35 Whitehaven

Tennessee 5A

at Crump
23 Henry Co
48 Ridgeway

Tennessee 4A

20 Trezevant
17 Crockett Co

Tennessee D2A

28 BGA
  7 St. George's


  7 ECS
21 Knoxville Webb

Tennessee D2AA

24 MUS
27 Ensworth

Thursday, November 20, 2014

13-AAA All District Team

District Player of the Year-Cal Gobbell (Hardin Co)
Offensive Player of the Year-David Simon (Munford)
Defensive Player of the Year-Nick Godwin (Hardin Co)

First Team

Brighton

LB-Tevo Terry
LB-Zach Camp
DB-Lo Frazier
K-Austin Chapman

Munford

LB-Chris Williams
LB-Trae Doty
DE-Edward Estes
DE-McKenzie Russell
OL-Jovanny Rutiaga
OL-Brytain Peddy

Dyer Co

OL-James Dean Mallard
DB-Dylan Parker
WR-Travis Parker
LB-Jacob Stewart
LB-Josh Turner

Hardin Co

LB-Trevor Bishop
RB-Brandon Luna
DE-Skylar Prince
H-Back- Latrell Bumpus
OL-Jeremy Yarbro
OL-Caleb Crotts
K-Eric Alonso

Tuesday, November 18, 2014

D2AA All Region team

First Team Offense

QB-Ben Ellis (Briarcrest)
RB-Colton Neel (MUS)
RB-Walker Grisanti (CBHS)
WR-Tyler Currie (St Benedict)
WR-Hunter Hill (Briarcrest)
WR-Josh Kleber (St Benedict)
TE-Ben Hill (CBHS)
OL-Zachary Lyons (CBHS)
OL-Michael McGee (CBHS)
OL-Brant Newman (MUS)
OL-Drew Richmond (MUS)

First Team Defense 

DL-Austin Cary (St Benedict)
DL-Peyton Jones (MUS)
DL-Khilan Wright (CBHS)
DE-Justin Hall (Briarcrest)
LB-Tim Hart (MUS)
LB-Joey Magnifico (St Benedict)
LB-Nick Pope (Briarcrest)
LB-Chris Varnado (CBHS)
DB-Warner Hill (CBHS)
DB-AJ Hunt (MUS)
DB-Cameron Sanders (CBHS)

Special Teams

K-McKellar Greer (Briarcrest)
K-Michael Jacobs (MUS)
K-Peter Wagner (St Benedict)

Offensive MVP-Colton Neel (MUS)
Defensive MVP-Cameron Sanders (CBHS)


Monday, November 17, 2014

14-AA All District Team

First Team Offense

QB-Bo Morris (Chester Co)
RB-Kintavious Newsome (McNairy Central)
RB-Jerritt Wilson (Chester Co)
WR-Raidarious Anderson (Fayette Ware)
WR-Julian Stevenson (Chester Co)
WR-Jevante Crisp (Bolivar)
OL-Peyton Shelton (Bolivar)
OL-Jeremiah Blankenship (Fayette Ware)
OL-Chase Kelley (Lexington)
OL-Zach Acaff (Lexington)
OL-Blake Catlett (Chester Co)
ATH-Dillon Smith (Lexington)

First Team Defense

DL-Wilbert Jefferson (Lexington)
DL-Dallas Sangster (Bolivar)
DL-Chase Knipper (Chester Co)
DL-Savaughn Trice (Chester Co)
LB-Jaylon Moore (Jackson South Side)
LB-Marco Vaughn (McNairy Central)
LB-Detrick Mason (Bolivar)
LB-Malcolm Tipler (Chester Co)
LB-Eric Arnold (Chester Co)
DB-Evan Gilliam (Lexington)
DB-Hayden Phillips (Jackson South Side)
DB-CJ Burton (Chester Co)
ATH-Darwin Kelley (Chester Co)

Player of the Year-Sam Kesler (Chester Co)
Offensive Player of the Year-Keyon Crisp (Bolivar)
Defensive Player of the Year-Wesley White (Lexington)
Offensive Lineman of the Year-Jacob Gray (Bolivar) & Heath Essary (Lexington)
Defensive Lineman of the Year-Jeremy Harris (McNairy Central)
Special Teams Player of the Year-Brennan Conaway (Chester Co)
Kicker of the Year-Ryan Courtwright (Lexington)

13th Annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl High School All Star Game Rosters

This year's game will be played on Saturday, December 13 at 2:30 pm at MUS.


Red Team
OL Brandon Knighten Carver
DB Andre Jones Central
WR Deddrick Thomas Central
OL Vincent Williams Central
DL Vasco Curry East
DB Kyland Tate East
DL Ray Taylor East
QB Bobby Downing  FACS
WR Jack Evans FACS
TE Drew Rutland FACS
DL Willie Saulsberry Fairley
DB Calvin Robinson Hamilton
RB/DB Carliss Settles Harding Academy
DB Tracy James Hillcrest
OL Mason Piper Houston
QB/K Jared Schmidt Houston
WR Michael Mason Kirby
ATH Spencer Mackey Lausanne
OL Rhodes White Lausanne
DL Javonta Williams MAHS
QB Cedrick Crawford Melrose
RB  Kevon Hall Melrose
WR Jonathan Johnson Melrose
WR/DB Tony Pollard Melrose
QB/DB Tomadreus Trezevant Mitchell
OL Brytain Peddy Munford
LB Maleik Gatewood MUS
DL Peyton Jones MUS
RB Colton Neel MUS
OL Drew Richmond MUS
K Matthew Smith Northpoint Christian
DB Anfernee Alexander Oakhaven
LB Tracy Grant Sheffield
DL Kendrick Gipson Southwind
WR Tyler Currie St. Benedict
DB Ladarius Jordan St. Benedict
LB Joey Magnifico St. Benedict
DB Prentiss Sumerall Westwood
DB ZoRon Frye White Station
OL Evan Gregory White Station
LB Darian McGhee White Station
WR Terry Wright White Station
DL Donald Cofeld Whitehaven
LB Joshua McMillon Whitehaven
TE Stonie  Fitzgerald Wooddale
HC Robby Donaldson FACS
AC Teran Conley FACS
AC Will Hudgens Houston
AC Joey Lowe FACS
AC Joe  Rocconi White Station
AC Greg Wallace Northpoint Christian
AC Eddie Woods Melrose
Blue Team
WR Jackson Boring Arlington
LB Johnathan Mabone Arlington
QB/WR Jonathan Bowlan Bartlett
RB Braylon Porter Bolton
DB Ben Ellis Briarcrest
OL Jude Hydrick Briarcrest
WR Devon Neal Brighton
OL Zachary Lyons CBHS
DB Cameron Sanders CBHS
DL Khilon Wright CBHS
LB Cameron Doyle Collierville
WR/DB Austin  Hall Collierville
DL Carson White Collierville
DB Greg Harvey Cordova
DB Sean Williams Cordova
DL Desmond Hawkins Craigmont
QB  Andrew McIntyre Craigmont
WR Kristian Wilkerson Craigmont
DL Yousef Khulfan Douglass
DB Christian Lewis ECS
LB Taylor Putt Fayette Academy
LB Jona  Ligon Germantown
LB DaVedrick Chaney Kingsbury
LB Tadarius Davis Manassas
OL Carlos Mathis Manassas
WR Antonio Turner Manassas
K Luke Bell Millington
LB Patrick Macon Millington
OL Angelo Pirtle Millington
SN Kevin Washington MLK Prep
WR Davonte Boyland Raleigh Egypt
DL Elontae Bateman Ridgeway
QB Braxton Conard Ridgeway
DL Terry Fultz Ridgeway
RB Earl Harrison Ridgeway
OL Camren Jones Ridgeway
WR/TE Marquette Murdock Ridgeway
OL Larry Palm Ridgeway
DL Melvin Harris  Rossville Christian
TE Lorenzo Cantu St. George's
RB/LB Clay Crenshaw St. George's
DB Logan Stewart Tipton Rosemark
LB Nicholas Clay Trezevant
RB Jamal Jones Trezevant
WR Gabriel  Scott Trezevant
HC Cecil Van Hooks Craigmont
AC David Carter St. George's
AC Carl Coleman Manassas
AC Anthony Jones Cordova
AC Mike O'Neill Collierville
AC Scott Vogel CBHS
AC Teli White Trezevant