The Leake Academy Rebels kicked off the regular season last week with a road trip to Class 6A Jackson Academy.

The Leake Academy Lady Rebels split four games last week on the high school softball fields.

The Leake Academy football team went through its final warm up before regular-season play begins this week.

Philadelphia High School staff, community leaders, and the volleyball team gathered last week for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the gym's grand opening. 

Neshoba Central junior Espn Jackson clinched the American Cornhole League (ACL) High School Singles Championship last week, earning a $625 payout.

The Leake Academy Rebels completed their second week of fall practice last week with a scrimmage against Central Hinds.

The Leake Academy softball team got in two games last week and split a pair of games.

The Leake Academy softball team got its season kicked off this past Saturday at East Central Community College.

Leake Academy headmaster and football coach Brian Pickens will soon join an elite group of coaches.

Jay McCurdy of Starkville took home first place in Saturday’s Heart O’ Dixie Triathlon with a time of 1:52:53

The Northside Park 6U All-Star baseball team got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play in the Dixie Youth Regional Little League World Series over the weekend after finishing second in the state tournament earlier this month.

Members of the Northside Park 6U All Star team are, kneeling from left, Arlie Burks, Ty Rounsaville, Hayes Lewis, Max Adkins, & Paistyn Dixon (Back) Russ Fleming, Burkes Breland, Baxter Sellers, Si Boler, Stephen Tullos, Andrew Massey, and Luke White. Coaches are Josh Lewis, Tyler Rounsaville and Trent Adkins.

Tim Kennedy recently had a hole in one on hole #13 at the Philadelphia Country Club.

R.B. Hardin, a standout varsity catcher for Neshoba Central, is set to continue his baseball journey at East Central Community College after graduating in May. 

Sixteen high school teams from across the state got the chance to compete in a basketball camp at Neshoba Central last week during a three-day event.

Two Neshoba County athletes and former high school teammates at Neshoba Central played in the NJCAA DII World Series in Enid, Okla., last week as the East Central Warriors baseball team entered the series as the number 3 seed.

After securing back-to-back 2-1 victories over Calhoun Academy in a thrilling North State championship series last week, the Kemper Academy Rams baseball team is heading to a historic 2-A MAIS State Championship.

The Union Lady Yellowjackets gave the Class 2A Player of the Year all she wanted last week.

The Neshoba Central Lady Rockets softball team faced a challenging weekend in the 6-A North State Championship series against the South Panola Lady Tigers, falling short in both games.

Neshoba Central’s Zharia Leflore signed a letter of intent to continue her education and basketball career at Jones Community College.