SportsReportArchery new
sport in county schools
• Byhalia wins meet
By RONNIE
DAY
Contributing Writer
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Photos by Ronnie Day
Competitors
from Byhalia, Potts Camp and H.W. Byers take their aim during last
week’s meet held in the gym at Byhalia High School. |
Marshall
County had its first archery meet between the county schools Monday,
March 25.
Schools
involved were Byhalia, H.W. Byers and Potts Camp. The shoot was held in
the Byhalia High School gymnasium. Full Story
Marshall golf team qualifies for North • Pritchett low medalist at Kirkwood Monday, March 25, was a day for anything else other than golfing. But
in spite of the cold, wind and snow flurries, the Marshall Academy golf
team put their game faces on at Kirkwood National in Holly Springs and
qualified to play for the North Half championship. Full Story
Patriots sweep North Delta By BARRY BURLESON Editor Marshall Academy’s sweep of North Delta last week puts the Patriots in position to earn a seventh straight district crown. MA,
8-1 in District 1-AA, will meet rival Kirk Academy next week in a
three-game series to determine the district champion and state playoff
seeding. Full Story
Behind The Scoreboard By Claude Vinson Just four left For
the last 13 days they have come from the Midwest, the West, the South
and the East. Some have been on fast tracks and fast trains. Others
have traveled at a slower, and sometimes perilous pace. But on this
last weekend eight teams had a centrist location as their destination –
Atlanta. Full Story
Ranger Rodeo set for this week, April 4-6 The
ninth stop year of the Ozark Region Intercollegiate Rodeo Tour brings
the Landers Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ranger Rodeo to the Northwest
Mississippi Community College Multipurpose Arena Thursday-Saturday,
April 4-6. The main event, presented by Sycamore Bank, will begin at 7:30 each night. Full Story
MA Lady Patriots take first place in March 27 meet By BARRY BURLESON Editor The
varsity Lady Patriots claimed the first-place trophy in their own
Marshall Academy Invitational Track Meet Wednesday, March 27. The MA girls, had 70 points, ahead of second-place North Panola (52) and third-place Magnolia Heights (39). Full Story
Byers falls by one, wins by two By BARRY BURLESON Editor The H.W. Byers Lions split a pair of baseball games against Region 2-1A foes last week. Coach Bo Seller’s team dropped a one-run contest to Myrtle Tuesday and then bounced back to beat Coldwater by two Wednesday. Full Story
Indians win one, lose one on diamond By CLAUDE VINSON Sports Editor The
Byhalia Indians, like most programs during this baseball season, have
been hampered by an uncooperating weather element, but they managed to
get a couple of games in last week. The Indians
were up against the Dragons of M.S. Palmer on March 26 and it was a
cold game; however, the players played through and displayed little
discomfort. Austin Yielding took the mound for Byhalia. The first
Dragon batter sent a bunt up about 15 feet which was handled by
Yielding with a throw to first. The second batter hit one straight to
the pitcher and was also thrown out. The next Palmer hitter got on, but
his teammate grounded out to the Byhalia second bagger, who forced the
runner out between bases. Full Story
Killer Kudzu run April 12 The annual Killer Kudzu run will once again be held during Pilgrimage weekend in historic Holly Springs. The 5K is set for Friday, April 12, at 6:30 p.m., starting and ending on the downtown square. Register in advance online at AmericanPac.com. Cost is $20, After April 9, the cost is $25. There will be T-shirts, door prizes and an awards ceremony.
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