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How The Fishing Linebacker Helped Lead Gautier To New Heights In 2024
SUMMARY: Fredrick Nicholson, a standout linebacker at Gautier High School, was pivotal to the team’s defense and led the Coast in tackles. His strong work ethic and leadership were influenced by his family, especially his father, a retired Army sergeant. Dedicated to football since childhood, Nicholson developed a pregame fishing ritual that helped him stay centered. Despite the loss in the state championship, he emphasized growth and community support over the final score. Nicholson’s commitment extends beyond football; he is involved in sports journalism and aims to continue learning while pursuing a future in football or athletic administration.
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SUMMARY: West Harrison defeated George County in both basketball games on Monday night. The Lady Hurricanes won 69-33, improving to 17-1 overall. Sydnei Barber scored 26 points in the first half, leading the team to a dominant victory. In the boys’ game, West Harrison won 65-57, improving to 8-8. The Canes built a strong 22-6 lead after the first quarter, with Jazeer Carter scoring 25 points and 12 rebounds. Despite a late rally from George County, led by LB Bradley’s 26 points, the Rebels fell short. West Harrison remains undefeated in region play at 3-0.
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SUMMARY: On Tuesday, the Pascagoula girls and boys basketball teams both won their Region 4-6A games against George County. The Lady Panthers dominated, overcoming a slow start to win 50-20, with Massyah Thomas scoring 13 points and Khyliyah Moore adding 11. The Panthers defeated the Rebels 59-48, led by Tylon Wilson’s 17 points and Tomareo Johnson’s 11. George County’s Jeremiah Bolton scored a game-high 22 points, but the Rebels couldn’t recover from an early deficit. Pascagoula’s girls improved to 4-4, while the boys improved to 8-2. Both teams will face Hancock next.
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SUMMARY: The West Point Green Wave triumphed over the Gautier Gators, winning 28-21 to secure their 13th state football title at M.M. Roberts Stadium. Gautier started strong with a touchdown from Latrell Pouge, taking a 7-0 lead, but West Point quickly retaliated, leveraging turnovers to establish a 21-7 halftime advantage. The Green Wave extended their lead to 28-7 in the third quarter. Gautier fought back, scoring a late touchdown and attempting an onside kick in the final seconds, but West Point secured the win and finished the season 11-3, while Gautier concluded at 12-2. Coach Marc High praised his team’s effort.
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