The Nanih Waiya Warriors wrapped up anther perfect run through Division 5-1A with a sweep of rival Noxapater last week.
The Warriors beat Noxapater 17-2 on Tuesday and finished off the sweep with a 10-0 win on Friday. The Warriors also had an 11-4 win over Choctaw County on Thursday.
Nanih Waiya may be headed for another Class 1A state championship, this time in golf.
The Warriors have started the season by winning all four matches they have played in and will try to make a run at a state championship this season.
In two years as Louisville’s head baseball coach, Kylie Ming knows one thing to be true: He and his players are going to get no more than Shemar Eiland’s best effort every time he steps on the baseball field.
JACKSON – Noxapater Junior Kyler Carter was the winner of the 275 pound weight class at the 1A state powerlifting meet last Saturday at the Mississippi Coliseum.
Carter had lifts of 450 in the squat, 295 in the bench press and 475 in the dead lift for a total of 1,220 pounds to take the State championship.
The Noxapater Lady Tigers split a pair of games last week.
After a 7-5 loss to Ethel on Monday, the Lady Tigers beat Class 5A West Point 7-1 on Tuesday to close out their week.
Noxapater moves to 5-7 on the year and will finish off the year on Monday as they travel to Starkville on Monday.
Noxapater 7, West Point 1
The Louisville Wildcats saw an early lead slip away as Philadelphia earned an 18-10 win over the Wildcats last Thursday.
Dre Shumaker was a perfect 3-for-3 with one run and two walks. Roper Stoots went 2-for-5 with two RBIs, two runs and two walks. Camden Sanders was 2-for-4.
WINONA – When high school division tack meets are held, it's all about finishing in the top four. That is the requirement for advancing to a region meet.
At the Division 6-1A meet hosted by Winona High School, Nanih Waiya qualified six boys, three girls and two relay teams and Noxapater five boys, one girl and three relay teams.
The University Southern Mississippi is looking for a head basketball coach after the sudden resignation of Doc Sadler.
Alex Taylor pitched a no-hitter with 14 strikeouts as Grace Christian improved to 5-2 with a 10-0 victory over Laurel Home School.
The Eagles had only five hits, two by Kyle Borntrager, but benefited from 10 walks.
A scheduled game with Calvary Christian of Florence was rained out. An attempt will be made to reschedule it.
Teaira McCowan and Victoria Vivians are joining forces once again and this time on the professional level.
