Photo by Demarius ScottH.W. Byers’ Mandarian Euell puts two points in the basket for the Lions in District 1A playoffs against Blue Mountain High School.
H.W. Byers Lions season has been nothing short of outstanding.
Perhaps the most Mississippi-centric Super Bowl is history, and your Mississippi Today sports columnist has some thoughts on Kansas City’s thrill-packed 38-35 victory.<
Photo by Estelle WhiteheadJr. High wins championship 26-10The Holly Springs Hawks Jr. High won the Northeast Mississippi Jr. High Conference. Shown above from left are coach Rodney Redmond Jr., Jevon Walls, Brashaud Brown, Jordan Williams, Jeremiah Thomas, Brent Streeter, Jalen Muse, Eric Stewart, Jamarr Cowan, Antwone Reaves, Chardarius Faulkner, Melvin Jones, Jacai Jones, Montravion Davis and assistant coach Samanda Aghimien.
The Northeast Mississippi Jr. High Conference held its year-end championship tournament Saturday, Jan. 28, at Holy Family Catholic School, in Holly Springs.
Courtesy photoHoly Family Lady Panthers win championship 28-13Holy Family Lady Panthers win the Northeast Mississippi Conference. Shown above from left are coach John Turner and head coach Mesha Cox; kneeling is Alexandria Wells; front row, Makynzie Badie, A’Shaunti Thomas, Teyuana Reaves, Gabrielle Marion, Taniya Harden, Kayla Randle, and Zion Lester; back row, Tamya Wilson and Breanna Sumlar.
Holy Family Lady Panthers started the season with one goal in mind, and that was to bring home the championship trophy.
You probably knew Mississippi produces more NFL players per capita than any other state. It has been that way for a long time.
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