SCIAA Shelby County Interscholastic Athletic Association | Archive | October, 2017

On Monday, the Cross Country teams came out and competed for the coveted SCIAA Championship title. The Small Division schools competed at Ed Rice Park and battled it out during the 5k run. Middle College girls team took the WIN and came out as our 2017 Champions with City University girls team taking a close second as the Runner-Up. Following the girls race, in the boy’s division, MLK Prep was victorious and became the 2017 Champions with City University taking the title of Runner-Up. The top 3 individuals for each division were awarded medals. Girls: 1st Tashon Bryson, 2nd Candace Mcgowan, 3rd Khristy Greenwood. Boys: 1st Omar Smith, 2nd DeAngelo Williams, 3rd Adonis Holloway.

The Large Division Schools also fought for the title at Shelby Farms Park. The Southwind Lady Jags’ hard work paid off when they went home as the 2017 Champions with Ridgeway close behind as the Runner-Up. The boys race was also a close one, but in the end, the Whitehaven boys team dominated and won the Championship with Craigmont boys team as the Runner-up. The top finishers were also awarded medals. Girls: 1st Jada Miller, 2nd Aaliyah Wilson, 3rd India Wilson. Boys: 1st Emmanuel Cullins, 2nd Lavell Garrett, 3rd Keyorray Moore.

Small Division Top 3 Individuals

Small Division Champions

Large Division Top 3 Individuals

Large Division Champions

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The SCIAA MS Volleyball Championships were played last night starting with an exciting game between Large Division powerhouses White Station coached by Kensie Zills and Hickory Ridge coached by Latresse Noel. Both previous champions have met in the finals before and played hard to keep the score close. Hickory Ridge won the first set 25-19 but not to be outdone the Spartans attacked and tied winning 25-23; forcing the third and final set. This was a true championship game, with each team equally deserving. These young ladies chased after every ball and scored digs to keep the ball in play on several long volleys but Hickory Ridge managed to edge White Station to go on and win their third consecutive championship with a score of 15-13. Guya Acoff was the game MVP. Both teams will represent SCS in the TMSAA Large Sectional on Thursday in Memphis.

Hickory Ridge Large Division Champion

White Station Large Division Runner-Up

In the Small Division Championship the Bellevue Bobcats coached by Chris Dease were seeking their 5th consecutive title. They met a new opponent in the finals this year with coach Antonia Tidmore’s Westside Wildcats making their first championship run. Westside and Bellevue both out of Area 1 played earlier this season in a three set match which handed Bellevue their only loss this year and first regular season loss in 5 years. The Wildcats were unable to match that performance last night losing the first set 25-17, and the second set 25-13. The MVP of the game was Amaurey Thomas. Bellevue and Westside will travel to Dyersburg on Thursday and represent SCS in the TMSAA Small Sectional.

Bellevue Small Division Champions

Westside Small Division Runner-Up

SCIAA would like to congratulate all of the teams who played in the tournament this year, and a special thanks to all of the schools and administrators who hosted the play offs-STEAM Academy, Barrets Chapel, Hickory Ridge and White Station.

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The 2017 HS Volleyball season came to a close on Thursday, September 28, 2017. The Division A and AA Championships featured 4 new teams this year and crowned 2 new champions. In the first match of the night City University celebrated their first ever championship after defeating Memphis School of Excellence in 3 sets. Coached by Geneice Martin, the MVP of the game was Taylor Allen. In the second match up of the night MLK Prep took on Raleigh Egypt. It was a tough battle that went all five sets but MLK Prep held on and won their first ever championship. Coached by Blaine Ruttan, the MVP of the game was Dyrianda Johnson. In the final game of the night, the AAA Division was a repeat of last year’s finals with White Station coached by Theresa Thomas and Germantown coached by Julie Henry. The night started out slow for the Red Devils, with White Station winning the first two sets rather easily. In the third set Germantown fought back and won forcing a fourth set. Both teams kept the fourth set pretty close but the Spartans pulled out the win taking home the champion plaque once again. The MVP of the game was Kasey Tyson.

Division A Champions City University

Division AAA Champions White Station

Division AA Champions MLK Prep

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