Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning The Commercial Appeal across Football, Basketball, Baseball.
Four-star athlete Tae Walden Jr. from Collierville has pledged to play football at the University of Oregon, bringing a versatile skill set and high national ranking to the Ducks' roster.
A look at the leading offensive line talents in the Memphis area, their rankings, and the colleges they will join.
Memphis announces a demanding 2026-27 non-conference schedule that includes a first-time game against Evansville, a neutral-site opener against Iowa State in Sioux Falls, and participation in the Battle 4 Atlantis in the Bahamas.
The Commercial Appeal’s 2026 wide receiver rankings spotlight a blend of returning stars and promising newcomers across the Memphis metro area.
The Commercial Appeal’s 2026 high school baseball rankings spotlight Will Brick of Christian Brothers as Player of the Year, with a public poll open through June 20.
Lawrence Britt, a top-ranked junior from Lausanne, announced his commitment to Missouri, highlighting the program's academic focus and genuine coach connections.
Chris Mitchell, who led Lausanne to five straight winning seasons, is now the head coach of Houston High baseball, inheriting a program with a 20‑win streak since 2012.
Coach Penny Hardaway expects all 14 Tigers to report for summer workouts, yet the status of several key signees, including Fred Smith Jr., remains uncertain as the team eyes a challenging slate and a revamped Battle 4 Atlantis.
Collierville High School has appointed Erik Buggs as its new boys basketball coach, bringing a blend of collegiate playing history and diverse coaching experience to the program.