2B THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 2022 THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL Television (Subject to change) COLLEGE BASKETBALL 4 p.m. Wisconsin-Nebraska, BTN 6 p.m. Gardner Webb-UNC Asheville, ESPNU 7 p.m. Ohio ESPN 8 p.m. UAB-W.
Kentucky, CBSSN 8 p.m. East Carolina-Mem- phis, ESPN 8 p.m. Morehead souri ESPNU 8 p.m. Purdue-Iowa, FS1 8 p.m. Califorinia-UCLA, PAC-12N 10 p.m.
Loyola Marymount- Gonzaga, CBSSN 10 p.m. BYU-Santa Clara, ESPNU 10 p.m. Stanford-USC, FS1 10 p.m. Colorado-Washing- ton, PAC-12N COLLEGE BASKETBALL 4 p.m. Fairleigh Dickinson- Mount St.
ESPNU 5 p.m. Syracuse-Notre Dame, ACCN 5 p.m. Ole Miss-South Caro- lina, ESPN 5:30 p.m. Missouri-Mis- sissippi SECN 6 p.m. Michigan-Ohio BTN 6 p.m.
Miami-Wake Forest, BSSE 7 p.m. Florida ACCN 7:30 p.m. LSU-Arkansas, SECN 8 p.m. Wisconsin-Nebraska, BTN GOLF 10:30 a.m. LPGA: The Gain- bridge LPGA, GOLF 2 p.m.
PGA: The Farmers Insurance Open, GOLF 1:30 a.m. (Fri.) DP World Tour: The Dubai Desert Classic, GOLF PRO BASKETBALL 6:30 p.m. NBA: Lakers-76ers, TNT 9 p.m. NBA: Timberwolves- Warriors, TNT PRO HOCKEY 8 p.m. NHL: Predators-Oil- ers, BSSO SOCCER 5:30 p.m.
CONCACAF World Cup Qualifier: United States vs. El Salvador, ESPN2 6 p.m. CONCACAF World Cup Qualifier: Jamaica vs. Mex- ico, CBSSN TENNIS 2:30 a.m. WTA: The Aus- tralian Open, Semifinals, ESPN 1 p.m.
WTA: The Australian Open, Semifinals (taped), ESPN2 9:30 p.m. ATP: The Aus- tralian Open, Semifinal, ESPN 2:30 a.m. (Fri.) ATP: The Australian Open, Semifinal, ESPN Radio COLLEGE BASKETBALL 8 p.m. East Carolina-Mem- phis, WKIM 98.9 ON THE AIR PREPS BOYS BASKETBALL SUMMARIES COLLIERVILLE 69, SOUTHWIND 60 Leading scorers Collierville: Phil Dotson 21, Chris Sims 12. Southwind: Davonta Tucker 16, Chris Martin 11, Jaylin Smith 11, Justin Gray 10.
Halftime: Southwind 36-31. Records: Collierville 13-4. HOUSTON 69, ARLINGTON 60 Leading scorers Houston: Brock Vice 23, Mavrick Miller 15, Kam Clark 13. Arlington: Karl Burroughs 19, Aidan Moskovitz 16, RJ White 10. Halftime: Arlington 32-31.
NORTHPOINT 47, WESTMINSTER ACADEMY 36 Leading scorers Northpoint: Christian Gilliland 23. Halftime: Northpoint 24-10. CBHS 55, MHEA 53 Leading scorers CBHS: Chandler Jackson 19, Hunter Pratt 10, Zion Owens 10. Halftime: MHEA 30-25. Records: CBHS 21-0, MHEA 25-5.
DESOTO CENTRAL 72, LEWISBURG 57 Leading scorers DeSoto Central: Dorian Whitley 35. Josiah Nelson 17, Hayden Drumwright 12. Halftime: Lewisburg 36-31. Records: DeSoto Central 12-9 (2-3). FACS 63, MUS 46 Leading scorers FACS: Daniel Egbuniwe 26, Rashawn Wise 11.
MUS: King 15, Curtis Givens III 10. Halftime: FACS 41-21. Records: FACS 18-2, MUS 13-6. HILLCREST 89, SHEFFIELD 34 Leading scorers Jordon Allen 15, Carlos Thomas 13, Xavier Herron 11, Parizz Dyson 11, Akarrus Baker 11, Jerrod Mackey 10. Sheffield: Siyus Gibson 14, Rayshun Golden 10.
Halftime: Hillcrest 48-14. TIPTON-ROSEMARK ACADEMY 70, FAYETTE ACADEMY 57 Leading scorers TRA: Tyler Byrd 27, Alexander Blue 26. Fayette Academy: Ryan Eubanks 32, Corbin Bowling 16. HARDING ACADEMY 48, ECS 35 Leading scorers Harding Academy: DJ Richmond 23, Luke Campbell 12. ECS: Tyler Jones 9, Kenny Cox 9.
Halftime: Harding Academy 21-12. OLIVE BRANCH 63, CENTER HILL 55 Leading scorers Center Hill: Tanner Burcham 20, DeShun Dunn 11, Brandon Woods 11. Halftime: Olive Branch 30-23. LAKE CORMORANT 65, LAFAYETTE 43 Leading scorers Lake Cormorant: Alijah Jackson 27, Kam Franklin 12, Keviarr Lang 10. HORN LAKE 75, SOUTH PANOLA 60 Leading scorers Horn Lake: Jordan Pointer 18, Ky Pernell 18, Connor Simms 13, Dimp Pernell 10, Trevon Jackson 10.
MELROSE 62, RIDGEWAY 59 Leading scorers Ridgeway: Cameron Lewis 15. GIRLS BASKETBALL SUMMARIES COLLIERVILLE 55, SOUTHWIND 20 Leading scorers Collierville: Kristyna Boyd 13. Southwind: Tylan Jamison 6. Halftime: Collierville 40-11. MEMPHIS BUSINESS ACADEMY 103, RISE ACADEMY 8 Leading scorers MBA: Whitehead 27, Curnesha Taylor 23, Sarai Batts 20, Marihya Hart 16, Serenity Austin 11.
HARDING ACADEMY 62, ECS 59 Leading scorers Harding Academy: Ashley Henderson 20, Makyah Thomas-Malone 20. ECS: Lucy Benson 18, Natalie Regel 14, Audrey Broadway 12. Halftime: ECS 38-23. OLIVE BRANCH 81, CENTER HILL 75 Leading scorers Olive Branch: Rhema Pegues 40, Trinity Pleas 13, Addison Howell 12. Center Hill: Kayleigh Prentiss 17, Madison Bush 16, Dominique Collins 13, Madison Hughes 11.
Records: Olive Branch 17-5 (5-0), Center Hill 6-11 (0-5). DESOTO CENTRAL 47, LEWISBURG 32 Leading scorers DeSoto Central: Janiya Jones 24, Thailan Payne 10. Lewisburg: Allison Irby 18. Halftime: Tied at 19. FAYETTE ACADEMY 54, TIPTON-ROSEMARK ACA.
41 Leading scorers Fayette Academy: Emmie Moore 22, Kaitlyn Eubanks 10. TRA: Raven Sims 13, Elyse Warren 12. ST. 51, ST. AGNES 49 Leading scorers St.
Jane Chancellor 22, Kai Keith 15. St. Agnes: Skylyn Weisenborn 15, Olivia Page 10. Halftime: St. Agnes 32-25.
Records: St. Agnes 12-7 (1-2). Please submit daily prep results to: BASKETBALL COLLEGE MEN (Subject to change) Monday, Jan. 24 Spring Hill 96, LeMoyne-Owen 89 Thursday, Jan. 27 East Carolina at Memphis, 8 p.m.
CBU at Auburn Montgomery, 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28 Rhodes at Sewanee, 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 29 CBU at Montevallo, 4 p.m.
LeMoyne-Owen at Lane, 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 30 Rhodes at Centre, 2 p.m. COLLEGE WOMEN (Subject to change) Monday, Jan. 24 LeMoyne-Owen 67, Spring Hill 57 Wednesday, Jan.
26 Memphis at Tulsa Thursday, Jan. 27 CBU at Auburn Montgomery, 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28 Rhodes at Sewanee, 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan.
29 Temple at Memphis, 2 p.m. CBU at Montevallo, 2 p.m. LeMoyne-Owen at Lane, 5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 30 Rhodes at Centre, noon NBA LEAGUE Games Fort Wayne 130, Maine 129, OT College Park 105, Long Island 102 Windy City 98, Lakeland 88 Texas 135, Iowa 118 Rio Grande Valley 134, Santa Cruz 110 Agua Caliente 129, Sioux Falls 101 Games Motor City at Raptors Westchester at Capital City Cleveland at Wisconsin Oklahoma City at Birmingham South Bay at Hustle Games Maine at Fort Wayne, 11 a.m.
Greensboro at Delaware, 6 p.m. Santa Cruz at RG Valley, 7:30 p.m. Sioux Falls at Austin, 7:30 p.m. Iowa at Agua Caliente, 9 p.m. Salt Lake City at Stockton, 9 p.m.
RUNNING MRTC WINTER OFF-ROAD SERIES 3K At Overton Park MEN OVERALL 1. Will Skinner, 2. Caleb Skinner, 3. Lance Fleming, 10:55. MASTER 1.
Eric Frey, 2. Jay Horne, 3. Jeff White, 12:30. GRAND MASTER Natanael Luna, 13:14. SENIOR MASTER Chris Poschel, 15:12.
9-UNDER 1. B. Collins, 2. S. Sykes, 3.
H. Howell, 19:48. 10-11 1. R. Janda, 2.
L. McNeil, 3. M. Benton, 15:31. 12-14 1.
Frank Plumley, 2. Ryan Demere, 3. Noah Mullenix, 12:15. 15-19 1. Joshua McKenna, 2.
Oakley White, 3. Omarion Shaw, 12:01. 20-24 Joseph Taylor, 15:40. 25-29 1. Leor Reef, 2.
Jonathan Cardwell, 3. Beau Phillips, 15:35. 30-34 1. Chris Bourque, 2. Shane Baltz, 3.
Brady Ondra, 12:43. 35-39 1. Chris Dunaway, 2. Aaron Camp, 3. Glenn Fuller, 12:01.
40-44 1. Steve Hallock, 2. Stephen Slabaugh, 3. Mark Pratt, 13:52. 45-49 1.
Jacob Zweig, 2. Adrian Hall, 3. Kemp Conrad, 12:59. 50-54 1. Adrian Martin, 2.
Jay Scott, 3. Robert Machen, 14:54. 55-59 1. John Harknett, 2. Mark Spanier, 3.
Greg Touliatos, 14:37. 60-64 1. John Phillips, 2. Charles Jabbour, 3. Steve Hyatt, 18:22.
65-69 1. David Payton, 2. David Branner, 3. Jim Rindin, 17:41. 70-74 Fletcher Golden, 21:21.
75-OVER 1. John Joyner, 2. R. Dean Tutor, 31:29. WOMEN OVERALL 1.
Caroline Peyton, 2. Maui Boles, 3. Scarlet Nash, 13:02. MASTER 1. Nicole Pell, 2.
Sharon Murtaugh, 3. Amy Stookey, 14:57. GRAND MASTER Jennifer Turner, 15:28. SENIOR MASTER Gisele Goldstein, 17:29. 9-UNDER 1.
O. Benton, 2. I. McIntyre, 3. H.
Horn, 17:56. 10-11 1. L. Collins, 2. M.
Lang, 3. E. Truszkowski, 15:46. 12-14 1. Evelyn McKenna, 2.
Ava Lang, 3. Emmalee Lentile, 13:55. 15-19 1. Ava Flores, 2. Alexandra Touliatos, 3.
Corina Porada, 16:32. 20-24 1. June Cho, 2. Catie Grusin, 3. Katie Shook, 19:56.
25-29 1. Amy Pickens, 2. Kelsea Wertzberger, 3. Hannah Frankel, 18:44. 30-34 1.
Marlen Hernandez, 2. Kim Sanders, 3. Jennifer Hale, 16:36. 35-39 1. Lee Johnson, 2.
Lori Ramsawack, 3. Leslie Sykes, 16:54. 40-44 1. Teressa Lang, 2. Julie Jaromirski, 3.
Katherine Lohman, 16:48. 45-49 1. Tammy Estes-Robinson, 2. Kristen Boles, 3. Amy Vavere, 16:32.
50-54 1. Kristen Navarre, 2. Shelly Martin, 3. Amy Turner, 17:24. 55-59 1.
Maria Rodriguez, 2. Pamela Sheidhauer, 3. Gina Chase, 19:15. 60-64 1. Poppy Seelbinder, 2.
Bridget Botto, 3. Kelly Poschel, 23:34. 65-69 1. Joy Einspahr, 2. Anne Borst, 3.
Janet Shipman, 40:41. 70-OVER 1. Gwendolyn Campbell, 2. Judy Thomas, 30:51. SCOREBOARD Billy Richmond III always score the most points.
But when you watch him on the court, right away, you see how important he is to East basket- ball. In 67-58 win over Overton on Tuesday night, Richmond was all over the court. He constantly grabbed defen- sive rebounds to not only end Overton possessions, but kickstart his transition I bring the Richmond said, makes everybody feed And as his teammates jumpstarted a second-half run that saw the Mustangs get a lead it surrender. With less than four minutes left in the game, his teammates rewarded his half, with an alley-oop and transi- tion layup. Richmond with eight points.
I get them involved and make (the defense) help on them, it gets me Richmond said. When he scoring, Richmond was repeatedly impacting the game as a passer and defender. At 6-foot-6, he does it all for Mem- phis East (14-4). He can defend any po- sition, spark a run or bring the ball up himself. one of our best East coach Jevonte Holmes said.
exactly how Richmond likes it, being the focal point of the team. He sees himself as a leader for the Mus- tangs as just a sophom*ore. Richmond play like a year varsity player (Shelby County Schools not participating in athletics in 2020). Holmes treat him like one ei- ther. been pleased with his progres- Holmes said.
a very unself- ish player, he knows how to get the ball ahead, he knows how to get guys in- Holmes credited how Richmond sees the game at just 15 years old. basketball IQ is well beyond (his Holmes said. But being a Richmond in Memphis brings some added pressure, whether he wants it or not. Richmond is the son of Billy Rich- mond the former Hamilton star that stayed home and played at Memphis, and owner of Wing Guru. The younger Richmond said he feel any pressure having to live up to any expectations put on him.
drives me to go he said. The only pressure he might feel is to stay home and be the hometown star. His recruiting journey is just beginning. Richmond said he has no but has interest from Memphis, SMU, Arizona and Ole Miss, among others. too early to say if Richmond will follow in his footsteps.
That said, Richmond said getting a chance to play for the hometown school be bad, either. would mean a lot for me and my he said. Reach Wynston Wilcox at and on Twitter Richmond III is blossoming into star at Memphis East Wynston Wilcox Memphis Commercial Appeal USA TODAY NETWORK TENNESSEE The Commercial Appeal has released its Elite 8, a list of the top college basket- ball recruits in the area for the Class of 2022. No. 1 Chandler Jackson Christian Brothers Senior Guard What been said about 6-foot-4 guard Chandler Jackson yet? the No.
3 player in Tennessee for the Class of 2022, No. 110 in the country according to the 247Sports Composite and has signed with Florida State. He does it all for Christian Brothers, averaging 18 points, seven rebounds and four assists, and has led the Purple Wave to back-to- back undefeated starts to the regular season. This year looking to com- plete the job in the state tournament. No.
2 Amarr Knox Bartlett Senior Guard Knox, a former Memphis commit- ment, is one of the most scorers in the Memphis area. Knox is averaging 18 points, just under rebounds and three steals and assists. The 6-3 guard ranked is No. 4 in the state for the Class of 2022. has interest from UT Martin, Tennessee State, Georgia State and Georgia Southern.
No. 3 Tyler Byrd Tipton-Rosemark Senior Guard Byrd, a 6-3 senior guard, was top 10 in the area in receiving yards, receiving yards per game and total touchdowns. even better as a basketball player. With some interest from Denver, Jack- sonville State and Morehouse College, he hopes to continue his basketball career. averaging 30 points.
No. 4 J.R. Jacobs Bartlett Senior Guard Knox brings all the star power for Bartlett, but when time, Jacobs a 5-8 guard can take over, too. Jacobs played a big role in helping the Panthers beat Memphis East on Jan. 15.
the perfect complement to Knox. He has in- terest from Jacksonville. Jacobs is aver- aging just under 12 points and as- sists. No. 5 JaSteven Walker Fayette-Ware Senior Center Walker is everything for the Wildcats this season.
As a 6-10 center, not only leading the team in rebounds (12.0), but also points (17.7). He's signed with South Carolina State. No. 6 Daniel Egbuniwe FACS Senior Forward Egbuniwe, a 6-8 forward, has gotten from Little Rock, Jacksonville, Tennessee State, Radford and UT-Mar- tin. been a big part in getting FACS out to a 15-2 start.
No. 7 Justin Morgan MHEA Senior Guard Morgan, a Murray State signee, has led MHEA to a 20-4 record. averag- ing 16.5 points and scores all over the The 6-6 guard can drive, shoot the dribble and spot up for a 3-pointer. His height allows him to play inside as well. He also leads the Eagles on defense, averaging 2.3 steals this season.
No. 8 Markese Washington East Senior Guard As good as the youth of East's basket- ball team is, senior Markese Washington is one of the standout seniors for the Mustangs. He's averaging 13 points and nine rebounds and has helped East get a 14-4 start to the season. He has interest from several junior colleges. Reach Wynston Wilcox at and on Twitter Elite Eight basketball players for class Wynston Wilcox Memphis Commercial Appeal USA TODAY NETWORK TENNESSEE Tyler Byrd shoots a 3-pointer during a game against Fayette Academy on Jan.
8 at Tipton-Rosemark Academy in Millington. CHRISTINE COMMERCIAL APPEAL.
