The French Camp Academy girls basketball had a victory against J.Z. George and a loss to Pisgah. The boys lost both games.
The Lady Panthers made 22 of 32 shots from the floor in a 56-50 win over J.Z. George. French Camp led by 10 at the half, 31-21, but had to hold off a J.Z. George rally for the win.
The college playoffs are set as SEC champion Alabama (13-0) will take on Oklahoma (12-1) in the Orange Bowl while Notre Dame (13-0) plays Clemson (13-0) in the Cotton Bowl.
It was a competitive week of basketball for East Webster this past week.
The Lady Wolverines won three out of four contests while the Wolverines split a pair of games, losing two games by a combined six points.
Deer hunters know all too well the power of a deer’s sense of smell, or more technically speaking, its olfactory system. A change of wind direction can give deer just a whiff of human scent and send them running and send a hunter back to the truck empty handed.
After hitting the first spell of adversity this young season, Justin Childs was ready to see how his Winston Academy team would respond this week.
Grace Christian boys basketball split two games last week. The Eagles defeated Meridian Flyers 66-47 but lost to Hillcrest Christian 70-33 at the Winston Academy Shoot Out. It was the Eagles’ first loss, dropping their record to 5-1.
The Lady Wildcats of Louisville (5-1) exploded for their second 90-plus point performance of the season when it defeated Kemper County (0-6) 91-15 last Tuesday.
Louisville led 33-7 at the end of the first quarter and 56-10 at intermission. Louisville added 23 and 12 points in the third and fourth quarters, respectively.
While the Nanih Waiya football was busy winning a state championship, the school’s basketball teams continued to struggle on the hardwoods.
Both teams were swept in contests against MAIS schools as they lost to Winona Christian, Columbus Christian and Winston Academy.
Both Noxapater basketball teams were able to pick up their first wins this past week at the Red Hills Showdown held at Winston Academy.
The Tigers beat Starkville Christian 39-25 while the Lady Tigers defeated Grace Christian 39-15.
The East Central Community College softball program will host a new series of “Thursday Nights Under the Lights” training during January 2019 for softball players in grades 7-12.