After a close first half, the Bay Springs offense got to rolling in the third quarter as the Bulldogs took a 50-20 win over Choctaw Central last Thursday night in prep football action.

High school football will be wide open Friday night with four area teams kicking off their respective 2023 seasons.

The Leake Academy football team made its annual trek to Tri-County Academy for their fall jamboree.

Two local softball college athletes thrived on the national stage recently. 

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School officials opened the new $2.5 million baseball/softball field house at Neshoba Central Monday with a ribbon cutting.

Neshoba Central’s quest for for a 10th state championship came to a end Monday night as they dropped a 5-4 decision to Saltillo in the third game of the North State finals.

Neshoba Central’s Chloe Kirkland signed with East Mississippi Community College to further her education and she will be cheering for the Lions. 

Neshoba Central’s Mary Lee Williams signed with East Mississippi Community College to further her education and she will be cheering for the Lions. 

The Neshoba Central Middle School baseball team finished their season with a 12-2 record and won the conference championship.

Neshoba Central’s Omar Williams signed with Belhaven University to further his education and continue his track career.

Area Wide Youth Sports Elite out of Philadelphia, which previously offered just football and cheerleading, has created a youth basketball league that will run from June 10 to August 12 this.

The Neshoba Central Lady Rockets swept Lafayette County this past week and have advanced to the North State Class 5A finals against Saltillo in fast-pitch softball action.

Former Philadelphia High School standout Marcus Dupree has been selected to be enshrined into the National High School Football Hall of Fame 2023 Class, it was announced. Dupree released a letter …

Leake Academy’s trip the playoffs was short lived. 

The Neshoba Central Middle School baseball team finished their season with a 12-2 record and won the conference championship.

Neshoba Central’s Carmello Whitfield signed with New Mexico Military Institute to further his education and continue his football career.

Neshoba Central’s Kaylee Lathem signed with Mississippi Delta Community College to further her education and continue her softball career.

After 40 years of coaching basketball, Bill Smith has decided it’s time to retire.

The Leake Academy Rebels finished the regular season with one of the best win totals in school history.