Scores for Friday, August 23 and Saturday, August 24

Kingsbury 28 (1-0) MBA 24 (1-0) St. Benedict 21 (0-1) CBHS 10 (0-1) Collierville 49 (1-0) Wooddale 9 (1-0) Bolton 17 (0-1) Bartlett 7 (0-1) East 32 (1-0) Lausanne 47 (1-0) Southwind 19 (0-1) Fayette Ware 28 (0-1) Arlington 24 (1-0) Rossville Christian 37 (1-0) Kirby 19 (0-1) W Mphs Christian 0 (0-1) Houston 15 (1-0) Olive Branch 38 (1-0) Cordova 13 (0-1) Ridgeway 22 (0-1) Germantown 13 (1-0) Horn  Lake 55 (1-0) Millington 3 (0-1) Center Hill 6 (0-1) Lake Cormorant 42 (1-0) Southaven  42 (1-0) Senatobia 14 (0-1) Clarksdale 7 (0-1) Brentwood Academy 36 (1-0) Halls 38 (1-0) MUS 14 (0-1) Fayette Academy 13 (0-1) FACS 29 (1-0) Melrose 44 (1-0) Jackson Christian 3 (0-1) MAHS 2 (0-1) Magnolia Heights 34 (1-0) Covington 29 (1-0) Northpoint Christian 21 (0-1) Munford 8 (0-1) Saltillo 24 (1-0) South Panola 42 (1-0) DeSoto Central 21 (0-1) White Station 27 (0-1) OT Overton 47 (1-0) Hardin Co 54 (1-0) Amanda Elzy 34 (0-1) Northside 0 (0-1) KIPP 30 (1-0) Hernando 27 (1-0) Macon Road Baptist 12 (0-1) Central 20 (0-1) Trinity Christian 41 (1-0) Brighton 59 (1-0) St. George's 38 (0-1) Carver 6 (0-1) Friendship Christian 35 (1-0) Haywood 41 (1-0) Harding Academy 6 (0-1) BTW 0 (0-1) Ripley 54 (1-0) Tipton Rosemark 2 (1-0) Oakhaven 0 (0-1) Tunica Christian 0 (0-1) Forfeit Saturday's games Saturday's games ECS 33 (1-0) at Whitehaven Briarcrest 32 (0-1) Westwood 22 (1-0) OT Hamilton 14 (0-1) at Crump Manassas 28 (1-0) Fairley 20 (1-0) Raleigh Egypt 0 (0-1) Hillcrest 6 (0-1) Trezevant 42 (1-0) Whitehaven 20 (1-0) Frayser 0 (0-1) Mitchell 6 (0-1) Craigmont  53 (1-0) Douglass 12 (0-1)

St. George's head coach Brent Hill resigns

He is replaced by the team's defensive coordinator, David Carter. Hill will remain as the school's athletic director.

Here is a link to the story from John Varlas of the Commercial Appeal

http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2013/may/07/brent-hill-steps-down-as-st-georges-football/?partner=RSS&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

Former Houston head coach Tim Haney is moving to....

Arlington High School where he will be an assistant. As you recall, Haney stepped down from the head coaching position with the Mustangs to be able to spend more time with his family as he lives in the Bartlett area. Head coaches spend a tremendous amount of time not only coaching the game but taking care of all of the administrative needs as well. As an assistant, Haney will be able to spend that time with his family and still coach the game that he loves.

Hall of Famer and former Dallas Cowboy Michael Irvin

was in town today over at Whitehaven High School to speak as part of the NFL's High School Player Development Program. Here is a link to the article from the Commercial Appeal's Pete Wickham.

http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2013/may/02/hall-of-famer-michael-irvin-offers-advice-to/