[LAUREL, MS] On Friday night, the Laurel Knighthawks took on the Scott County Flames in Salem “The Nest” Heights. This was a very important game for both teams. The Knighthawks had to prove that the Laurel dynasty was far from over, while the Flames had to prove that their dynasty was just beginning. Knighthawk players knew that they had
[JACKSON, MS] On Friday and Saturday, the 2nd Annual MS/AR Cross-State Classic was held in Jackson, MS at Mississippi Basketball & Athletics, also known as the MBA. There were Arkansas and Mississippi homeschool teams invited to compete. From the MSAHA, the Hattiesburg Forerunners, Scott County Flames, Laurel Knighthawks, Meridian Flyers, Mt. Zion Lions, and the Muddy River Counselors showed
[RAYMOND, MS] The Muddy River Counselors defeated the Hillcrest Christian Cougars at home by a score of 74-63 to get a big non-conference win over a notable school in the Jackson area. The game started with the Cougars going up 4-0 on two buckets. The Counselors then awakened and hit five three pointers from Luke Sanders, Rydell Breakfield, and
[RAYMOND, MS] The Muddy River Counselors dropped the much anticipated matchup against the PCA Paladins at home. The game stayed within single digit difference the entire game, but the Counselors never led as the Paladins kept their head above water. This was the rematch of last year’s 16U championship game. This matchup was taken by the PCA Paladins, who
[LAUREL, MS] The Laurel Knighthawks opened up their regular season this week by going 1-1. Both of these contest were lopsided non-conference games. Needless to say, this week was the tale of two different games for the Knighthawks. Laurel started their regular season by traveling to Louisville, Mississippi to take on the Grace Christian Eagles. Laurel knows that Grace
[MENDENHALL, MS] The Muddy River Counselors went down to Mendenhall and came back with a blowout win against the up and coming Mt. Zion Lions 69-35. The Counselors hit the floor to play a 16U game for the first time since their 63-42 defeat on Championship Saturday. Their opponents, the Mt. Zion Lions finished last season as the #8
Well, it’s that time of year again. The weather is getting colder, SEC teams are starting to play other SEC teams (finally), the World Series is on, and the Bulls are 3-2 at the beginning of their quest to win the NBA Finals. One other thing is starting… MSAHA basketball. Yup, the season is already here, and there are
[PEARL, MS] The Terry Bulldogs defeated the Pearl Pirates 22-10 on the road to make school history and notch their first win of region play. The Bulldogs stepped into Ray Rogers Stadium Friday evening with an 0-2 region record and with a spot on the bottom of the MHSAA 6A Region 3 standings. Two losses to Brandon and Northwest
“The Bulldog Showdown“ [BRANDON, MS] The Terry (HS) Bulldogs lost its first regional game of the season to a strong team in the Brandon (HS) Bulldogs on Brandon Bulldog grounds by a score of 41-13. The Terry Bulldogs began with an explosive start, gaining yards and stopping the offense of the Brandon Bulldogs. As the game started to pick
[BRANDON, MS] The Terry (HS) Bulldogs started off region play Friday night against the #1 team in the state, the Brandon (HS) Bulldogs, on the road. After the opening night finished, the Terry Bulldogs went down in defeat to Brandon 41-13. Going into this ball game, the odds were stacked high against Terry. Brandon entered the game on top of the Mississippi rankings and was coming off of a bye week. Terry had just taken a disappointing 48-6 blowout loss at home to the Poplarville Hornets. At Brandon High School, it was homecoming night with ceremony proceedings going before the game. The game started at 7:30 PM at the seven-year-old $9.2 Million dollar Bulldog Stadium. The weather was fair, with temperatures at around 75 degrees in Brandon. The Terry Bulldogs shocked fans at the beginning of the game, forcing two fumbles on the first two drives from a Brandon team that had only fumbled once in the first three games. Terry capitalized on the turnovers on their third drive, with Sharonsky Johnson punching in an 8-yard touchdown run. Johnson had to sit out against Poplarville with a mild ankle sprain, but he was back in action against the Brandon Bulldogs. Brandon then showed why they are the #1 team in the state. The Bulldogs responded with a 55-yard bomb from Landon Varnes to Lester Miller to tie the game at 7. Brandon then surprised Terry with an onsides kick that was successful. Brandon capitalized on that as well, with Nate Blount running in for a touchdown at the beginning of the second quarter. Terry then attempted to answer. But on third down, Terry quarterback Jordan Magee fumbled and the ball was recovered by Brandon at the Terry 3-yard-line. This resulted in Nate Blount easily marching into the end zone to give the Brandon Bulldogs a 21-7 lead. Terry then responded with an impressive drive that ended with Jordan Magee connecting with senior wide receiver O.J. Marshall for a touchdown in the back of the end zone to cut the lead to 21-13 since the extra point was missed following the score. However, Terry left 1:32 left on the clock for the half. Brandon then marched down the field in four plays that finished with Landon Varnes connecting with Lester Miller again to take a 28-13 lead at the break. The second half was controlled completely by Mississippi’s top team. They took Terry’s best shot in the first half and then cruised in the second half to a 41-13 victory to kick off region play. Brandon junior quarterback Landon Varnes finished 20 for 28 passing for 328 yards and three
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