Webb Spartans
The Webb School of Knoxville · Knoxville, TennesseeOne of Tennessee's top private-school programs. Ricky Norris has led Webb to Division II-AA state titles in 2019 and 2025, and the Spartans went 30-3 last season, finishing No. 2 in Tennessee in the MaxPreps rankings.
| # | Player | Pos | Class | Ht |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Tahj Bowers | SF/PF | 2027 | 6'5" |
| 15 | Huston Torres | G | 2027 | 6'1" |
| 11 | Ethan Woolard | G | 2028 | 6'4" |
| 1 | Schuyler Huck | PG | 2028 | 5'9" |
| 24 | Daran Taylor | SG/SF | 2028 | 6'1" |
| 12 | Andrew Perkinson | SF | 2028 | 6'2" |
30-3 Overall
9-0 district, 1st in Division II-AA East. MaxPreps final rankings: #2 in Tennessee, #42 nationally. Lost to Montgomery Bell Academy 56-52 on 2/28/26 in the postseason, which ended a 20-game win streak. Beat Bishop O'Connell, Duncanville, Houston and Mount Carmel; losses only to Wheeler (GA), St. Frances Academy and MBA.
TSSAA Division II-AA state champions in 2019 (30-6) and 2025 (beat Ensworth 58-40 and Briarcrest 54-45, finished 34-2). State runner-up in 2018. At least 16 state tournament appearances before 2025, including three straight in 2023-25. 2025-26 team went 30-3 and was ranked #2 in Tennessee by MaxPreps.
Notable alumni- Alex Leeth — Rice
- Cam Swearengen — South Dakota State
- Owen Lentz — Alabama-Huntsville
- Lukas Walls — Samford
- Drake Ingram — Centre College
- Jaylen Pompey — Maryville College
- Markeis Barrett — Vanderbilt / Arkansas State / Tyler JC (football)
Ricky Norris
Head Coach Led Webb to TSSAA Division II-AA state titles in 2019 and 2025 Assistants Zach Gulmire, James Michel, Rashawn Rembert, David SangerCompiled from public sources such as MaxPreps, school sites and local media. Each program is confirming its details, and this page updates when they do.