From Memphis to Knoxville and beyond, the state of Tennessee has seen its fair share of sports legends over the last several decades.
Legends of the past like Wilma Rudolph, Pat Summit and Reggie White paved the way for modern superstars like Brandon Miller and Jalen Ramsey.
What the athletes of the past and present all have in common is they all began their sports journey in one of the state’s several prominent high school programs.
Which high schools in Tennessee are considered the best for athletes today?
According to a study conducted by Niche, which accounts for survey feedback from students and parents—accounting for “reviews of athletics, number of state championships, student participation in athletics, and the number of sports offered at the school”—and data from the U.S. Department of Education, these are the top 25.
25. Donelson Christian Academy (Nashville)
Total number of sports: 13
24. Farragut High School (Knoxville)
Total number of sports: 17
23. Houston High School
Total number of sports: 21
22. Webb School of Knoxville
Total number of sports: 20
21. Collierville High School
Total number of sports: 22
20. Greeneville High School (Greeneville)
Total number of sports: 20
19. Trinity Christian Academy (Jackson)
Total number of sports: 13
18. The Ensworth School (Nashville)
Total number of sports: 19
17. Whitehaven (Memphis)
Total number of sports: 18
16. Maryville High School
Total number of sports: 17
15. Alcoa High School (Maryville)
Total number of sports: 22
14. Harpeth Hall (Nashville)
Total number of sports: 14
13. Baylor School (Chattanooga)
Total number of sports: 28
12. Lipscomb Academy (Nashville)
Total number of sports: 14
11. Lausanne Collegiate School (Memphis)
Total number of sports: 16
10. Father Ryan (Nashville)
Total number of sports: 31
9. Hutchinson School (Memphis)
Total number of sports: 12
8. Memphis University School (Memphis)
Total number of sports: 14
7. Knoxville Catholic (Knoxville)
Total number of sports: 26
6. Christ Presbyterian Academy (Nashville)
Total number of sports: 36
5. Briarcrest Christian (Eads)
Total number of sports: 27
4. Montgomery Bell Academy (Nashville)
Total number of sports: 17
3. Girls Preparatory School (Chattanooga)
Total number of sports: 16
2. Christian Brothers High School (Memphis)
Total number of sports: 16
1. McCallie School (Chattanooga)
Total number of sports: 17
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Tennessee’s best high schools for athletes revealed