Memphis, December 9, 2025
In Memphis, the high school basketball scene is heating up as standout players are nominated for Player of the Week. Fans can vote for their favorites, showcasing local talent from schools such as Houston High School and Booker T. Washington High School. This week’s nominees include Justin Frison, Jerrell Miller, Greg Spight, R.J. Tate, and Ronald Towns, all contributing impressive performances on the court. The community’s support is vital as they rally behind these athletes, fostering a spirited environment and ultimately enriching the high school sports experience.
Memphis High School Basketball Player of the Week: Week 2
Memphis, Tennessee – The excitement is building in the Memphis high school basketball scene as the candidates for the Player of the Week are announced. With standout performances and impressive victories, players are making a name for themselves on the court, contributing not just to their teams but also to the growing enthusiasm of the community. Fans are encouraged to vote for their favorite player as the competition heats up.
Top Candidates for Player of the Week
This week, five talented athletes have emerged as contenders for the Player of the Week title, each showcasing their skills and determination in recent games. The nominees include:
- Justin Frison, Houston High School – This junior guard played a crucial role in leading the Mustangs to a decisive 70-45 victory over Melissa with 20 points. He also contributed 19 points in a tight 52-47 win against St. George’s, improving Houston’s overall record to 5-2.
- Jerrell Miller, Booker T. Washington High School – The 6-foot-5 senior, who recently transferred from Hillcrest, put on an impressive display with 30 points and 15 rebounds in a 59-44 win against Cordova.
- Greg Spight, Briarcrest Christian School – After returning from a foot injury, Spight stimulated his team’s performance with 19 points and four assists in a 76-57 win over Kentucky’s Wesley Christian, followed by another strong game scoring 18 points, grabbing 10 rebounds, and providing seven assists in a 78-53 victory against Albuquerque Prep.
- R.J. Tate, Arlington High School – Tate displayed remarkable shooting skill, scoring 23 points with an 8-of-10 field goal percentage in a 73-68 victory over Jackson Southside at the Iverson Classic.
- Ronald Towns, Southwind High School – After his recent return from injury, Towns made a significant impact by scoring 18 points against Ridgeway and 29 points, including five three-pointers, against Lift For Life Academy at the Iverson Classic, helping his team secure the win.
Community Engagement and Support
The recognition of these athletes not only highlights their individual skills but also emphasizes the importance of community involvement in high school sports. Local businesses and sponsors play an integral role in supporting teams, fostering school pride, and enhancing the overall experience for both players and fans. This vibrant community support amplifies the competitive spirit and encourages young athletes to push themselves further.
Voting and Announcement Details
Fans have the opportunity to vote for their favorite Player of the Week. The voting period closes at 5 p.m. each Thursday, allowing ample time for community members to express their support for these exceptional young talents. The winner will be announced after the voting concludes, creating further anticipation around the weekly contests.
Key Contributions from Schools
The candidates represent various schools, highlighting a diverse range of talent and hard work across Memphis. Houston High School, Booker T. Washington High School, Briarcrest Christian School, Arlington High School, and Southwind High School are all showcasing their athletes’ capabilities, underlining the strengthened camaraderie and pride within local high school sports.
Looking Ahead
As the season unfolds, each candidate’s performance contributes not just to their team’s success but also to their personal growth and the larger community narrative. High school sports remain a beacon of opportunity for young athletes, teaching invaluable lessons in teamwork, leadership, and perseverance.
Conclusion
The Player of the Week competition exemplifies the passion and dedication of high school athletes throughout Memphis. As these young talents shine on the court, their impact resonates within their schools and the broader community. Fans are encouraged to cast their votes, support their local teams, and continue following the progress of these promising young athletes.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How can I vote for the Player of the Week?
Fans can vote until 5 p.m. each Thursday.
When will the Player of the Week be announced?
The winner will be announced after the voting period concludes.
Who are the candidates for Week 2 Player of the Week?
The candidates are Justin Frison from Houston High School, Jerrell Miller from Booker T. Washington High School, Greg Spight from Briarcrest Christian School, R.J. Tate from Arlington High School, and Ronald Towns from Southwind High School.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Voting Period | Fans can vote until 5 p.m. each Thursday. |
| Announcement Time | The winner will be announced after the voting period concludes. |
| Candidate Schools | Houston High School, Booker T. Washington High School, Briarcrest Christian School, Arlington High School, Southwind High School. |
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