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73 Bulldogs named to NJCAA All-Academic teams
SUMMARY: Mississippi Gulf Coast finished in the top 25 of over 400 community colleges for the 2023-24 NJCAA All-Academic Student-Athlete Awards, ranking 23rd overall and third among MACCC schools. The college honored 23 athletes on the First Team with perfect 4.0 GPAs, 23 on the Second Team (3.80-3.99 GPAs), and 27 on the Third Team (3.60-3.79 GPAs). The First Team members include athletes from men‘s and women’s soccer, softball, football, women’s tennis, and baseball. Mississippi Gulf Coast’s athletic program includes 12 intercollegiate sports, promoted on Twitter and Facebook. For more details, visit mgcccbulldogs.com.
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Wick’s Picks: The Winning Predictions Are In For Week 2
SUMMARY: The opening week of the 2024 Mississippi high school football season featured ideal weather after early rain. The St. Martin Yellow Jackets achieved a notable upset, defeating the Vancleave Bulldogs 24-14 to end a 17-game losing streak, while Long Beach surprised Pass Christian 28-21. Other schools like Pascagoula, George County, and Gulfport continued their success from last season, each winning their games decisively. Predictions for the upcoming week suggest competitive matchups, particularly as Gulfport seeks its second win against Vancleave, and Pascagoula aims to maintain its winning streak against East Central.
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No. 6 Bulldogs head up north again
SUMMARY: No. 6 Mississippi Gulf Coast football team advanced four spots in the NJCAA rankings after defeating No. 2 East Mississippi last week. Coach Jack Wright noted improvements were needed, as some early-game mistakes were addressed during the match. The Bulldogs will play Mississippi Delta in Moorhead on Thursday at 7 p.m. Delta, coming off a loss to Jones, showed potential running the ball effectively. Gulf Coast leads the series against Delta, winning 26 of 42 encounters, with a six-game winning streak currently. The game will be streamed online and broadcast on SuperTalk 103.1 FM.
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Pearl River set to take on Itawamba for first time since 2019
SUMMARY: The Pearl River football team started the 2024 season with an impressive 24-23 upset against No. 7 Northwest, marking the end of a six-game losing streak against them. Next, they prepare for a challenging matchup against Itawamba, their first since 2019. Quarterback Kabe Barnett contributed significantly, completing 11 of 25 passes for 94 yards and two touchdowns, while Jacobi Jefferson added 65 rushing yards and a receiving touchdown. The Wildcats’ defense excelled, achieving seven tackles-for-loss. Itawamba also enters the game off a victory over Hinds, highlighting a strong offensive and defensive performance. Tickets for the season are available online.
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