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Four Teams, Four Dreams: East Central, Hancock, Ocean Springs And OLA Go For Volleyball Gold

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October 16, 2024

228sports.com – Bruce Thornton – 2024-10-16 21:06:00

SUMMARY: The 2024 state high school volleyball championships begin Thursday at Mississippi College in Clinton, featuring teams East Central, Hancock, Ocean Springs, and OLA, all of which won South State titles. OLA plays at 2 p.m., Hancock at 4 p.m., and Ocean Springs at 6 p.m., with East Central’s match on Friday. OLA seeks its third consecutive state title, competing against North champion Belmont. Hancock aims for redemption against Lake Cormorant, the defending champion, while Ocean Springs faces Lewisburg. East Central will compete against Lafayette in the 5A finals. The championship matches will be held at A.E. Wood Coliseum.

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Across The Southern Six: Region Standings, This Week’s Games And Last Week’s Scores

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Across The Southern Six: Region Standings, This Week’s Games And Last Week’s Scores

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5 hours ago

October 16, 2024

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228sports.com – Rob Sigler – 2024-10-16 16:17:00

SUMMARY: High school football in the Southern Six regions is intensifying as teams vie for playoff spots. Key matchups this Friday include Ocean Springs versus Harrison Central in Region 4-7A, while Gulfport hosts D’Iberville. In Region 3-6A, unbeaten Hattiesburg faces Forest Hill, and Pearl River Central plays Terry. Region 4-6A features Hancock against George County, with Picayune also in action. Region 4-5A sees Wayne County battling Gautier, and Poplarville leads Region 8-4A against Tylertown. Resurrection Catholic seeks a playoff berth in Region 8-1A, playing East Marion. Overall, several teams aim for their first region wins.

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With 12 Games This Week, The Picker Must Show Top Form For A Winning Mark

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8 hours ago

October 16, 2024

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228sports.com – MIke Wixon – 2024-10-16 13:59:00

SUMMARY: The second game of the season is crucial for high school football teams, especially for those that lost their opener in region play, as a second loss significantly diminishes their playoff chances. Conversely, teams that won their first game have more flexibility, with a second win solidifying their playoff prospects. Currently, Poplarville leads Region 8-4A with a 2-0 record, while several other teams remain in contention. Playoff hopes are diminishing for teams with 0-1 records, such as Pascagoula and St. Martin. Upcoming matches are pivotal as teams compete for playoff positioning.

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With Late TD, Hancock Drives Past West Harrison 21-20 In Region Opener

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1 day ago

October 15, 2024

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228sports.com – Hunter Dawkins – 2024-10-15 15:16:00

SUMMARY: The Hancock Hawks triumphed over the West Harrison Hurricanes 21-20 in a crucial Region 4-6A opener, breaking Hancock’s four-game losing streak while handing West Harrison its sixth consecutive loss to Hancock. The game was tightly contested, with Hancock leading 7-0 at half-time after a touchdown from Coleton Hopgood to Tyran Ramsey. West Harrison answered with two touchdowns but couldn’t secure the extra point, leading 20-14 late in the game. Hancock’s final drive culminated in a touchdown by Hopgood, sealing the victory. Next, West Harrison faces Picayune, while Hancock will take on George County.

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