HOW THEY FARED
TUPELO – All good things must come to an end, and for Tupelo's boys swim team, it was their 13-year championship run that fell on Saturday night.
MADISON • Sarah Sullivan is always in attack mode.
CLINTON • The dynasty continues.
CLINTON • First time was the charm.
MADISON • Hickory Flat’s first trip to the state finals ended with the most frustrating of heartbreaks.
Belmont head coach Stephanie Cleveland knew she had a young team entering the 2020 volleyball season but still had high hopes for her Lady Cardinals.
PONTOTOC • The Pontotoc Warriors stood triumphant on Friday night in a 24-21 victory over the Itawamba AHS Indians to claim the Division 2-4A crown.
RIPLEY • Much has been made about the offense of Corinth, and the defense of Ripley. But in Friday night’s matchup, it was special teams play …
SOUTHAVEN • Fred Adams and the Tupelo defense came to the rescue more than once on Friday night.
BOONEVILLE • Amory had slow starts to both the first and second halves of their big Division 1-3A matchup with Booneville on Friday night.
Thursday
Tupelo Christian got its first win over division rival Smithville 57-0 on Thursday night.
Perry Liles is happy with how his defense has looked in his first year as the head coach at Ripley.
Jeff Carter is pleasantly surprised to see his Pontotoc football team atop the Division 2-4A standings.
COVID-19 has done some strange things to the high school football standings.
Amory (6-1, 3-0) at Booneville (5-1, 3-0)
BELDEN • Tupelo Christian got its first win over division rival Smithville in dominating fashion, blanking the Seminoles 57-0 on Thursday night.
Football division titles are on the line for several teams this Friday.
Dillon just got back from vacay, so the show comes to you on Thursday this week.
TUPELO • Six years ago, Madison Central dethroned Tupelo as the state’s top girls swim team. MC is intent on doing the same thing to Tupelo’s …
Tupelo Christian’s football team is on the verge of achieving another first.
Smithville (2-4, 2-3) at Tupelo Christian (4-2, 4-1)
Potts Camp’s football team could miss its final two games of the season due to COVID-19.
West Point finds itself in strange territory.
MHSAA Volleyball Championships
PONTOTOC • Kensley Nowicki was crying. De’Aisha Browner struggled to find the right words. And Annie McGregor couldn’t stop smiling.