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One Victory is Comfortable, the Other is Close For Biloxi Girls and Boys Teams
SUMMARY: The Biloxi High basketball teams triumphed over D’Iberville, with the girls winning 38-23 and the boys clinching a close 43-40 victory. The Lady Indians, now 11-1, decisively pulled ahead in the second half, propelled by Aubrey Hill’s 11 points and Zaniya Johnson’s double-double. Meanwhile, the Indians improved to 6-3, sustaining an initial lead despite D’Iberville’s comeback efforts, thanks to Reggie Conner’s impressive 16 points. Both teams are looking forward to their next district games, with the girls facing Harrison Central on the road and the boys preparing for challenges against Pass Christian and Harrison Central. D’Iberville’s teams will seek to rebound against Ocean Springs at home.
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SUMMARY: Montrell Chapman, a sophomore linebacker from Batesville, has been named Bulldog of the Week for Sept. 9-15 after contributing 10 tackles, including one for loss, in No. 5 Gulf Coast’s 27-20 victory over No. 10 Jones. His interception concluded Jones’s final drive and helped limit the opponent to 207 total yards. Other nominees included freshman quarterback Landon Varnes, who threw for 310 yards and two touchdowns, leading a comeback win, and sophomore JP Coulter, who recorded nine receptions for 118 yards and returned three punts for 45 yards. For more updates, follow @MGCCCBulldogs on social media.
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SUMMARY: St. Martin’s football team showcased their resilience with a 22-21 overtime victory against Hancock. Seth Crockett led the charge with 109 rushing yards and two touchdowns, helping St. Martin maintain a 15-7 lead entering the fourth quarter. Hancock fought back, tying the game late, but in overtime, Dax Hill’s touchdown and successful extra point put St. Martin ahead. Hancock then scored but was denied a two-point conversion, sealing the win for St. Martin. Coach Ty Smith praised his team’s growth, while Hancock’s coach, Neil Lollar, expressed pride in their effort, looking forward to future games.
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SUMMARY: Pearl River Community College will debut its first-ever women’s golf team on Monday and Tuesday, becoming one of three community colleges in Mississippi to do so. Head coach Coby Scarborough expressed excitement about leading the team, which comprises six skilled golfers chosen from tryouts. The team will participate in the MACCC preview at Tunica National. Players Maya Morelos and Courtney Brewer are expected to provide leadership, with Brewer being a seasoned transfer. Other team members, including Gracie Allgood, Elizabeth Purvis, Ashlynn Goss, and Lilian Sanzin, bring diverse experiences and dedication to the inaugural season.
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