Memphis area high school basketball top performers for Week 15 of the 2021-22 season

Chris Van Tuyl, Memphis Commercial Appeal
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Here's the list of Memphis area high school basketball top performers for Week 15 of the 2021-22 season.

BOYS

Saturday

COLLIERVILLE 64, WHITEHAVEN 60

Alex Vandenbergh led the Dragons with 20 points; TJ McNeal (14), Phil Dotson (14) and Chris Sims (11). Julius Thedford scored 25 points for the Tigers; Kristian Spencer (22).

FACS 59, WEBB 44

TJ Thomas led the Crusaders with 24 points; Daniel Egbuniwe (12), Corey Savage (10) and Kobe Wilkes (10).

CBHS 63, BAYLOR 54

Chandler Jackson led the Purple Wave with 18 points; Michael Pepper (14), Hunter Pratt (11) and Zion Owens (10).

BARTLETT 63, OVERTON 58

Amarr Knox led the Panthers with 17 points; JR Jacobs (11), Matthew Stokes (11) and Regale Moore (10). Jaden Taylor, Jordan Frison and Jailen Hardaway scored 14 points each for the Wolverines.

East's Jamarion Harvey (1) passes the ball to Trey Richmond (24) while Overton's Jordan Frison (5) attempts to block them during the first half of a game Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, at East High School. Memphis East defeated Memphis Overton 64-58.
East's Jamarion Harvey (1) passes the ball to Trey Richmond (24) while Overton's Jordan Frison (5) attempts to block them during the first half of a game Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, at East High School. Memphis East defeated Memphis Overton 64-58.

GERMANTOWN 61, WHITE STATION 55

Anthony Medlock led the Red Devils with 21 points. Kyler Dandridge scored 23 points for the Spartans; Cedric Franklin (14).

MANASSAS 64, HILLCREST 63

D’antoine Hankins led the Tigers with 26 points; Brian Walker (12). Jerrod Mackey scored 22 points for the Vikings; Jordan Allen (16).

MILLINGTON 67, HAMILTON 65

Seth Grandberry and Brian Gilmore Jr. led the Trojans with 18 points each; Josh Harris (13) and Blake Garner (10). Devan McGee scored 13 points for the Wildcats; Calvin Trigg (10) and Marlon McShane (10).

LIPSCOMB ACADEMY 52, BRIARCREST 50

Cooper Haynes scored 24 points for the Saints.

KNOXVILLE CATHOLIC 73, MUS 60

Curtis Givens III scored 22 points for the Owls; R'Chaun King (13) and Joakim Dodson 11.

RIDGEWAY 64, RALEIGH-EGYPT 55

Cameron Lewis led the Roadrunners with 17 points; Emmanuel Allen (14).

MITCHELL 92, OAKHAVEN 47

Cameron Brown led the Tigers with 23 points; LaPaul Wooten (16), Tyler Lucas (13), Devonta Yarbro (13), Andre Watson (11) and Kaden Smith (10).

FAYETTE-WARE 67, WOODDALE 55

Damarien Yates led the Wildcats with 14 points; JaSteven Walker (13) and Tacarien Freeman (12).

Wednesday

BRIARCREST 59, POPE JOHN PAUL II 53

Cooper Haynes led the Saints with 25 points; Keyron Crawford (17).

EAST 73, WHITEHAVEN 53

E.J. Smith led the Mustangs with 25 points; Jamarion Harvey (13), Markese Washington (12), Alijah Curry (11) and Zackery Hayslett (10). Julius Thedford scored 19 points for the Tigers; Kristian Spencer (12) and Ladarius Pittman (10).

NOTRE DAME 48, ST. GEORGE’S 45

Josh Holloway scored 12 points for the Gryphons; Kyle Houston (10).

USN 50, ECS 41

Mason Shropshire scored 14 points for the Eagles.

Tuesday

WHITE STATION 55. OVERTON 53

Kyler Dandridge led the Spartans with 18 points. Jalien Hardaway scored 14 points for the Wolverines; Isaiah Regular (11), Jherrone Jones (10) and Jordan Frison (10).

BARTLETT 75, GERMANTOWN 40

JR Jacobs led the Panthers with 18 points; Amarr Knox (13).

Bartlett's JR Jacobs shoots the ball against the Germantown Red Devils during their District 15-4A championship game at Arlington High School on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022.
Bartlett's JR Jacobs shoots the ball against the Germantown Red Devils during their District 15-4A championship game at Arlington High School on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022.

FAYETTE-WARE 71, MILLINGTON 69

JaSteven Walker led the Wildcats with 21 points; Jairus Terry (14). Seth Grandberry scored 24 points for the Trojans; Brian Gilmore Jr. (18) and Chris Barnes (14).

RALEIGH-EGYPT 69, BOLTON 67

Malachi Bailey led the Pharaohs with 32 points; Chardarius Chaffin (17) and Eric Allen (10). Jamarius Carter scored 22 points for the Wildcats Ederian Washington (14) and Cornelius Collins (12).

Monday

COLLIERVILLE 52, HOUSTON 49

Phil Dotson led the Dragons with 15 points; Alex Vandenbergh (10).

EAST 72, WHITE STATION 45

E.J. Smith, Jamarion Harvey and Alijah Curry led the Mustangs with 15 points each. Kyler Dandridge scored 11 points for the Spartans.

East's Jamarion Harvey (1) shoots the ball while being blocked by Overton's Isaiah Regular (10) during the first half of a game Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, at East High School. Memphis East defeated Memphis Overton 64-58.
East's Jamarion Harvey (1) shoots the ball while being blocked by Overton's Isaiah Regular (10) during the first half of a game Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, at East High School. Memphis East defeated Memphis Overton 64-58.

WHITEHAVEN 90, OVERTON 81

Chip Brunt led the Tigers with 24 points; Kristian Spencer (19), Julius Thedford (15) and Ladricus Pittman (11). Jaden Taylor scored 24 points for the Wolverines; Isaiah Regular (21), Jailen Hardaway (16) and Jherrone Jones (10).

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GIRLS

Friday

BARTLETT 57, WHITEHAVEN 34

Mallory Collier led the Panthers with 15 points; Nevaeh Scott (11). Jeurnei Wright scored 11 points for the Tigers.

KNOXVILLE WEBB 49, BRIARCREST 35

Kayli Clarkson scored 12 points for the Saints; Kathryn Echols (10).

MILLINGTON 65, RIDGEWAY 34

Micaiah Halliburton led the Trojans with 20 points; Keria McGhee (16). Kaniya Cooper scored 18 points for the Roadrunners.

WHITE STATION 55, HOUSTON 43

Demi Gentry and Sihirah Reese led the Spartans with 19 points each. Ellett Smith scored 19 points for the Mustangs; Anna Lee Avery (14).

MEMPHIS BUSINESS ACADEMY 50, ADAMSVILLE 45

Marihya Hart led the Execs with 16 points; Serenity Austin (12).

MITCHELL 64, HILLCREST 6

Erica Niyimpayne led the Tigers with 21 points; Monereah Moody (17) and Julie Jordan (13).

COLLIERVILLE 58, CENTRAL 45

Hilary Shikuku led the Dragons with 13 points.

FAYETTE-WARE 72, KIRBY 20

Rachel Griffin led the Wildcats with 16 points; Sydnei Marshall (14), Chrishunti Walker (12) and Tyneequa Gilchrease (11).

Wednesday

WHITE STATION 60, CENTRAL 39

Ramya King led the Spartans with 18 points; Mallory Taylor (14) and Sihirah Reese (11). Ma'hajah Turner scored 10 points for the Warriors.

Tuesday

WHITEHAVEN 46, EAST 39

Jeurnei Wright led the Tigers with 27 points; Christal Little (11). Kai Bolton scored 12 points for the Mustangs; Tristan Spearman (11).

Arlington Tigers' Alindsey Long drives past the defense of Bartlett Panthers' Kennedy Claybrooks during their District 15-4A championship game at Arlington High School on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022.
Arlington Tigers' Alindsey Long drives past the defense of Bartlett Panthers' Kennedy Claybrooks during their District 15-4A championship game at Arlington High School on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022.

ARLINGTON 48, BARTLETT 43

Alindsey Long led the Tigers with 23 points.Nevaeh Scott scored 12 points for the Panthers.

Monday

FAYETTE-WARE 63, MILLINGTON 31

Mauryah Jones and Sydnei Marshall led the Wildcats with 16 points each; Rachel Griffin (12). Micaiah Halliburton scored 17 points for the Trojans.

COLLIERVILLE 57, HOUSTON 33

Kristyna Boyd led the Dragons with 16 points; Paige Whitted (12). Anna Lee Avery scored 18 points for the Mustangs.

Memphis East's Tristan Spearman (23) shoots the ball while being guarded by Whitehaven's Jeurnei Wright (11) during the second half of a game Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022, at East High School. The Memphis East Mustangs defeated the Whitehaven Tigers 47-34.
Memphis East's Tristan Spearman (23) shoots the ball while being guarded by Whitehaven's Jeurnei Wright (11) during the second half of a game Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022, at East High School. The Memphis East Mustangs defeated the Whitehaven Tigers 47-34.

WHITE STATION 46, WHITEHAVEN 30

Sihirah Reese led the Spartans with 21 points. Jeurnei Wright scored 25 points for the Tigers.

CENTRAL 60, EAST 53

Jerrilyn Richardson led the Warriors with 16 points; Jamyra Frazier (11) and Ma’hajah Turner (10). Tristan Spearman scored 11 points for the Mustangs.

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