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End-of-year
rankings include county teams • Hawks fall to seventh in Super 10 Three Marshall County basketball teams finished the season among the state’s best, according to polls released last week by The Clarion-Ledger. The Holly Springs High School, number one in the Super 10 much of the season, ended up seventh thanks to their 24-22 loss to Yazoo County in the Class 3A state championship game. Ranked ahead of Holly High in the Super 10 are – first, Lanier; second, Coahoma County; third, Madison Central; fourth, Provine; fifth, Indianola Gentry; and sixth, Yazoo County. Rounding out the Super 10 are Ripley (eighth), Moss Point (ninth) and Grenada (10th). Holly Springs (34-2) is tabbed second in 3A behind Yazoo County, while Ripley is third, Nettleton fourth and Collins fifth. On the girls’ side of the public school rankings, the Byhalia Lady Indians (28-7) end the year fourth in Class 3A, according to The Clarion-Ledger poll. They’re behind number one Southeast Lauderdale, which won the state crown and eliminated Byhalia in the state semi-finals, number two Choctaw Central and number three Hazlehurst. Fifth in the 3A poll is Water Valley, a district opponent of the Lady Indians. In the private school poll, the Marshall Academy boys (31-14) are tabbed fourth in the AA poll, behind Brookhaven (first), Leake (second) and Indianola (third). Behind MA, in the fifth spot, is Columbia Academy. Report News:
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