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Byers back in
the Big House By CLAUDE
VINSON This version of the H.W. Byers Lady Lions had their first exam at the Big House Friday. Coach Jason Thompson’s squad passed the test with flying colors, winning by 37. Hinds AHS next in title contest By BARRY BURLESON Before and after every practice this season, the H.W. Byers Lady Lions have huddled to shout – “three-peat.” The opportunity arrives this Thursday afternoon at Mississippi Coliseum. Class AA state champs ousted by Prep in Overall semi-finals By BARRY BURLESON The Marshall Academy Patriots’ season did not end as they had wanted. They lost to Jackson Prep 62-48 Friday night in the semi-finals of the Mississippi Association of Independent Schools Overall Tournament at Mississippi College. Lady Cardinals fall in final four By BARRY BURLESON Scott Central coach Chad Harrison breathed a big sigh of relief in the media room after the game. “It feels good to win,” he said. “I understand how special this is. I don’t take it for granted.” Behind The Scoreboard Success for our teams Years ago, when I was part of another organization and we participated and completed a mission such as “Operation Beaverbrook” or “Operation Commando Bargain” (to mention a couple and not give away any information which was once classified), all of the participants would pat ourselves on the back by remarking, “That was a Cecil B. DeMille Production.” Lady Devils lose by five points to Hinds AHS in state tourney By CLAUDE VINSON The Ashland Blue Devils were the dark horses in this race without a doubt. They had made a big push in the later rounds of the intermediate tournaments to carve this niche for themselves on secondary basketball’s biggest stage, Mississippi Coliseum. Potts Camp registration continues The Town of Potts Camp announces registration has begun for youth baseball and softball and will continue through March 22. Forms may be picked up at Potts Camp Town Hall between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily. Fees for participation are $40 per child and $20 for each additional child. |
    
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