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SportsReportByhalia
athletes sign scholarships By BARRY
BURLESON Two Byhalia High School athletes will be competing in the Southeastern Conference. Seniors Megan Rayford and Erica Bougard signed track scholarships Wednesday, Feb. 2, with Mississippi State University. • Hardaway - ‘a success story’ By BARRY
BURLESON Derricco Hardaway did not play peewee football. He didn’t play in junior high either.
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High-Byhalia rivalry By CLAUDE
VINSON It was a full house 30 minutes before the game started – a long-standing rivalry and Senior Night for the Holly High squads. The Lady Hawks were not too shabby in the first period, being down by only eight (15-7) to the Byhalia Lady Indians when it ended. MA girls, boys take second, advance By BARRY BURLESON Marshall Academy basketball teams, who went unbeaten in District 1-AA regular season play, settled for second place in the post-season tournament. The Lady Patriots fell to Kirk Academy in the district championship game and the Patriots lost to West Memphis Christian. Their season marks went to 21-12 and 24-7, respectively. Jr. high Pats bring home district title By BARRY BURLESON The 2010-11 version of the Marshall Academy junior high Patriots kept the streak alive. MA won its seventh straight boys District 1-AA championship January 29 at Indianola Academy. Behind The Scoreboard Great game, great party So much has been said for the history and mystique of both teams which were fortunate enough to make it to Super Bowl XLV. Byers sweeps opponents By BARRY BURLESON H.W. Byers basketball teams enter tournament time on a roll. The Lady Lions and Lions swept Ingomar and West Union last week in Region 2-1A play. They are the number one and number three seeds, respectively, in this week’s tournament at Myrtle. BSA plans registration Byhalia Sports Association will hold registration for spring and summer T-ball, baseball, and softball on Saturday, Feb. 12, and Saturday, Feb. 26, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Byhalia Town Hall. Again this year there will be a special age group for 3- and 4-year-old children. BSA has teams for softball ages 5-16 with a 5-6 girls softball team and baseball ages 5-15. No previous experience is necessary. The program is open to all children of the area. Registration fee is $65, which includes full uniform. For questions call Janice at 901-246-8843, Jerry at 901-355-7858 or Kim at 901-268-1775.
Potts Camp boys down district foes By BARRY BURLESON Potts Camp wrapped up the regular season last week with a sweep and split. The Cardinals and Lady Cardinals will compete in the Region 2-1A Tournament this week at Myrtle as the fourth and third seeds, respectively. Lady Hawks, Hawks fall to 6A Olive Branch By CLAUDE VINSON On the last day in January the teams of Holly High stepped up a few classes to contest the Olive Branch teams. These teams have history which dates back to years past. At one time they played in the same division. But Olive Branch has moved up to 6A in recent years.
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