What is the best way to describe The Dunham School’s game at University High on Friday night? Is it simply the chance for two former district rivals to renew a rivalry?

If you ask West Ouachita girls head coach Jimbo Murphy, the Lady Chiefs’ opponent Friday night has a legitimate chance of winning it all.

Lee High girls basketball coach Valencia Wilson sees her team’s ambitious schedule this week as the latter.

Future Virginia Cavaliers point guard Reece Beekman and outside linebacker Jonathan Horton brought home some new hardware to Baton Rouge (La.) Scotlandville Magnet over the weekend.

After passing on the Don Redden Memorial Tournament, the West Monroe boys basketball team traveled down south for the Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Classic and returned with two tournament wins against stiff competition.

It is hard to imagine a girls basketball sequence that tops a 10-0 run to start a game. But a 14-5 third-quarter surge was the decisive momentum change that powered Doyle to a 61-50 road victory over Denham Springs on Monday night.

Walker High took a 10-point lead into the fourth quarter and made it stand up in a 66-60 victory Saturday over Southwest DeKalb (Ga.) in consolation action in the AllState Sugar Bowl National Prep Classic at The Alario Center.

Scotlandville didn’t have much hope for winning if it couldn’t keep Johni Broome from scoring. The 6-foot-9 senior from Tampa (Fla.) Catholic finished the first quarter with 17 points.

She never stopped coaching. Her team trailed by 18 points at the start of the fourth quarter. This wasn’t a familiar place for the John Curtis girls basketball team.