The Mississippi High School Activities Association’s (MHSAA) executive committee decided to delay their Fall 2020 sports season by two weeks during a meeting on July 14, according to an announcement.
The NBA G League season that didn’t have an end, thanks to the virus, still passed out end-of-season awards Friday with the naming of the all-G League teams.
When the Olive Branch High School girls’ basketball team won their second straight state championship on March 7, it was expected they would be celebrated for their accomplishments, and they would receive championship rings they would have as a tangible reminder of a special season.
DeSoto Central volleyball setter Gracie Tacker has announced that she has committed to play college volleyball after her senior season at Union University. As a junior for the Lady Jags last season, Tacker averaged 5.1 digs per match and has a career 7.2 assists per set average. Union is coa…
DeSoto Central libero Megan Harris has announced her commitment to play college volleyball after her senior season by attending Southeast Missouri State University. In her junior season last year with the Lady Jags, Harris had an 83.3 serve percentage and averaged 12.7 digs per match. The Re…
DeSoto Central infielder Blaze Jordan Thursday was selected by the Boston Red Sox as the number 89 selection in the Major League Baseball Entry Draft, reduced from 40 rounds to just five rounds this year. Jordan, introduced as a third baseman, was chosen by the Red Sox in the third round. Th…
Any faint hope that the Memphis Hustle’s NBA G League basketball season was going to continue this year was officially squelched last Thursday when the league announced that the remainder of the 2019-20 year had been canceled.
Lydia Moyer, a graduating senior at Hernando High School, Tuesday signed a scholarship offer with Northwest Mississippi Community College. In Senatobia, Moyer, daughter of Bill and Terri Moyer of Hernando, will be studying business but will also be part of the Rangers’ cheerleading squad. Fa…
The Boys (and Girls) of Summer have come back to Southaven and everybody is happy baseball and softball in DeSoto County have returned.
There’s been a changing of the guard at the top of the Horn Lake High School football program as veteran head coach Brad Boyette has announced that he's retiring and departing from the school. At the same time, offensive coordinator Mitchell Harville was announced as the team’s new head coach.
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