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Photo by Dionne Covington

Trophy time

Showing off their trophy Saturday are (front, from left) head coach Susan Rodgers, Courtney Gibson, Traci Rodgers, Lauren Alexander, Casey Gibson, Maura Jane Autry, Caitlyn Brooks and assistant coach Carlton Gibson; (back, same order) Mallary Covington, Elizabeth Skelton, Lane Cunningham, Heather Tomlinson, Chelsey Gilliam, Anna Roberts and Robin Bryant.

Lady Pats repeat as north champs
• MA goes for back-to-back state crowns

Last week was a huge one for the Marshall Academy softball team, and this one could be even bigger.

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MA eases by Green Wave

By BARRY BURLESON
Editor

Marshall Academy scored early and often Friday night.

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Holly High drops district opener

By CLAUDE VINSON
Sports Editor

The Holly High Hawks played their fourth game of the season against the Cougars of North Panola. This was the first game versus a divisional foe for the 2008 season. Both teams were coming off of losses from the previous week.

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Behind The Scoreboard
By Claude Vinson

Parity in the WNBA

The NFL season is well underway along with the collegiate football slate and Major League Baseball is speeding to the playoffs. All of that is good fodder, but not today. I am sure that we’ll be mentioning the “retirement” of Yankee Stadium at a later day.

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Junior Patriots stay unbeaten

Chase Ferrell and Neil Murphy combined for 130 yards rushing as the Marshall Academy junior high football team improved to 4-0 last week.

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Photos by Beth Bryant
Cardinals in cross country meet The Potts Camp cross country team participated in a meet Saturday at Saltillo. At left, Miles Moore runs for the Cardinals. At right, George Hampton Jr. reaches the finish line. Cross country coach is Karen Green.

Indians start district with loss

By BARRY BURLESON
Editor

Friday night’s Byhalia-Lewisburg game turned into a weight room battle, according to Markeith Washington, and his Indians lost.

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Nineteenth Southern Classic believed to be largest yet

By CLAUDE VINSON
Sports Editor

It seems that each and every succeeding year, Fred Jones and his Summitt Management Corp. endeavor to surpass the offering the year before.

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Marshall goes to 4-4 on season

The Marshall Academy soccer team picked up win number four last week, a new record for the school.

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Peewee football action


Marshall Academy hosted a peewee football jamboree September 13. It included a full day of action on campus with several area schools participating. Carrying the ball for the Patriots include Dakota Dailey (top left), Tobe West (top, right) and Tucker Fant (above).

Golf tourney benefits MA

The fourth annual Walter A. Utley Golf Tournament, benefitting Marshall Academy, will be held October 11 at Kirkwood National in Holly Springs.

Registration begins at 7 a.m. Shotgun start is at 8:30 a.m.

Various levels of sponsorships are available. The cost to participate is $500 per team.

Entry fee must be paid by Monday, Oct. 6.

For more information about teams, sponsorships or donations, contact Fred Carlisle at 662-252-3383 or 252-1133 or Jane Hubbard at 662-252-3449.

Hunter class set for October 11

A Hunter Safety Class will be held Saturday, Oct. 11, from 8 a.m. until at the Marshall County Fairgrounds, Highway 7 North, Holly Springs.

Participants must be 10 years of age and must bring Social Security number. Also, they must attend all 10 hours.

To register for the class, call 662-563-6330.

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