The Prep Sports Report

  • Henry County’s Josh Wolfe Named Region 7 5A Coach of the Year

    Henry County’s Josh Wolfe Named Region 7 5A Coach of the Year Henry County entered the 2025 season with a new leader and a young roster, and by the end of the year, the Patriots had something to celebrate. Head Coach Josh Wolfe has been named the Region 7 5A Coach of the Year, a

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  • Henry County Sweeps Region 7 5A Awards as Spellings and Ward Lead a New Era of Patriot Football

    Henry County football entered the 2025 season with a young roster, a new head coach, and plenty of uncertainty. It ended the year with two of the most prestigious honors in West Tennessee. Quarterback Ayden Spellings has been named the 2025 Region 7 5A Offensive Player of the Year, while outside linebacker Danious Ward has

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  • Snider, Brown, and Co. Dominate Quarterfinals as Westview Smothers Melrose

    Melrose arrived at Martin on Friday night expecting to score often and rack up yards behind Mr. Tennessee Football semifinalist, Thomas Heffner, at quarterback, and an offense that had been electric all season. Many believed they had enough firepower to challenge Westview in a high-scoring battle. Instead, the Chargers delivered a defensive performance that flipped

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  • Henry County’s Season Ends, but Their Statement Was Already Made

    By the time the final horn sounded Friday night, the scoreboard told only one story. But anyone who followed Henry County football this fall knows the real story was written long before the quarterfinal loss, and it is one built on resilience, growth, and a team that refused to fold even when many around the

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  • Quarterfinal Spotlight: Patriots Prepare for Centennial

    All Eyes Turn to Centennial Centennial Scouting ReportCentennial enters the quarterfinals at 6–5 and arrives with confidence after winning three straight road games. The Cougars opened their postseason with a strong showing against Station Camp and followed that with a 38–19 victory over Memphis Central. Their offense can score quickly, and once they find a

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  • Lelan Gordon Emerges as a Two-Way Force for McKenzie High School

    McKenzie High School found a reliable and relentless leader this season in junior standout Lelan Gordon, a player whose impact stretched across every inch of the field. Whether lined up at middle linebacker, defensive back, or wide receiver, Gordon delivered production that anchored the Rebels on both sides of the ball and showcased why he

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  • Patriots Take Care of Business. Now It’s Centennial’s Turn.

    Friday night’s victory was a complete performance. Henry County had explosive offense, opportunistic defense, and clutch special teams play. It was the type of statement win that tells the rest of the bracket they’re in trouble if they have to travel to Paris. Spellings Leads the Way Quarterback Ayden Spellings delivered one of his best

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  • USJ’s RB Jackson Pugh Is A Relentless Workhorse

    Jackson Pugh has become the heartbeat of the University School of Jackson football. A senior running back with college-level production, Pugh has powered the Bruins’ offense week after week and now stands among Tennessee’s elite as a Mr. Football semifinalist. A Season of Power and Consistency Pugh’s numbers tell the story of a player who

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  • Jaydon Peete Is Built for Big Moments, and Milan Will Need Him Again on Friday

    When the lights were brightest in Round 2, Milan running back and linebacker Jaydon Peete showed exactly why he’s becoming one of the most dangerous two-way players in West Tennessee. Against Mount Pleasant, Peete racked up video-game numbers: 15 carries, 242 yards, three touchdowns, eight tackles, and a tackle for loss. One player accounted for

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  • Ja’Kye Beard Dominates Both Sides of the Ball as Henry County Advances

    Ja’Kye Beard didn’t just show up in Round 2; he took over. The 6’2”, 165-pound sophomore turned in a complete offensive performance with seven receptions for 121 yards and a touchdown. His ability to stretch the field and make plays after the catch makes him one of the most dangerous receiving threats in West Tennessee.

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