Thursday, March 2, 2006
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SportsReportBig House Bound • Hawks win North, going for third straight State title By
CLAUDE VINSON The Holly High Hawks, two-time defending state champs, took their first step on their next journey down I-55 to “The Big House” Tuesday of last week by blasting Booneville 93-33 at home. • Lady Indians take North crown, earn first-ever trip to State By
BARRY BURLESON The one-of-a-kind celebration went from center court to the locker room Saturday night. It is no doubt continuing this week in the halls of Byhalia High School. Behind
The Scoreboard NFL teams looking to draft day Now that the coaches’ carousel has slowed a bit, there is room for the scouting combine to gear up. Lady Lions finish with 19-14 record By
BARRY BURLESON The H.W. Byers Lady Lions, after a four-hour bus ride, got off to a slow start at West Bolivar last week and never recovered. Their season came to an end with the 62-33 setback in the opening round of Class 2A North State competition Monday, Feb. 20. JA ends Pats’ season By
BARRY BURLESON Marshall Academy was simply out-manned Wednesday afternoon in the quarter-final round of the Overall Basketball Tournament at Mississippi College. Coahoma Co. ousts Potts Camp By
BARRY BURLESON The Potts Camp Cardinals put a scare into the state’s top-ranked Class 2A team. Byers falls on last-second shot By
BARRY BURLESON H.W. Byers’ try for its sixth straight State Tournament berth came to a stunning end Thursday night in Coahoma County. Nettleton eliminates Indians from tourney By
CLAUDE VINSON The Byhalia Indians put four men in double figures as they easily handled the Mooreville Troopers in their “play-in” game of the North region. Report News:
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