The Leake Academy basketball teams wrapped up the regular season last week.
The first year JAM Allstars cheer team, ages 6-11, just brought home first place at competition!
The Leake Academy girls had another productive week on the hardwoods but it wasn’t an easy one.
In a nail-biting physical battle between the Union High School Yellow Jackets and the Forst High Bearcats, the final shot determined the winner.
The Neshoba Central Rockets, currently sitting at 19-4 and 3-2 in region play, dropped a close one to the Canton High School Tigers 61-53 last Tuesday. Three days later, the Rockets rebounded and defeated the Ridgeland Titans 63-57 in overtime.
The Leake Academy girls extended their home winning streak to 70 games but it wasn’t without a heroic effort on Friday night.
The Union basketball teams were unable to come away with a win last week in a pair of division games.
The Leake Academy girls saw a second double-digit winning streak come to an end this season.
After her junior season, Miriam Prince had a vision of how she thought her senior year might go as she pursued Susan Byrd’s career scoring record at Leake Academy.
The Leake Academy girls started another winning streak as they added three more wins to their total last week.
The Neshoba Central boys basketball team improved to 12-2 as they split a pair of games last week.
The Leake Academy girls saw their unbeaten season come to an end last week at the hands of rival Pillow on Thursday.
The Union basketball teams only got in one of three scheduled games last week.
Both Choctaw Central teams went 1-2 in prep basketball action last week.
The Neshoba Central Rockets picked up two wins last week and improved their record to 10-1 in prep basketball action.
Neshoba Central’s Creed Fulton signed with East Central Community College to further his education and continue his baseball career.
The Neshoba Central boys basketball team is off to an 8-1 start under first year head coach Justin Childs.
The Union basketball teams each picked up a win last week and remained unbeaten on the season.
The Rebelettes stayed un beaten as they took a 61-52 win over Fayette Academy on Monday the then hammered St. Agnes Academy 87-40 and hit a state-record 20 3-pointers to improve to 12-0 on the season.
The Diamond Elite-Black baseball team won their championship game, 8-7, after an undefeated season.
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