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Pearl River soccer announces 2024 campaigns
SUMMARY: The Pearl River men‘s and women’s soccer teams revealed their 2024 schedules, featuring ten home games each. The men’s team, coming off a successful 2023 season, will begin their season with a home match against Gulf Coast on August 24. The women’s team, following a strong past two seasons, opens their season at home against Pensacola State on August 27. Both teams will host various competitions throughout the season, including rivalry matches against Gulf Coast and Jones. Tickets are available for purchase online, and all games will be livestreamed for fans to watch.
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SUMMARY: In challenging weather conditions at Vancleave Stadium, the Gulfport Admirals (2-0) achieved a convincing 35-0 victory over the Bulldogs (0-2). Despite the muddy field, Gulfport’s offense thrived under coach Blake Pennock, racking up 424 total yards, with quarterback Dane Sullivan throwing for 240 yards and four touchdowns. The defense was equally impressive, limiting Vancleave to just 160 yards and forcing two turnovers. Notable performances included running back Dakoreyan Payton and wide receiver Krisjeohn Burks, who caught three touchdown passes. Gulfport’s next matchup is scheduled for September 13 against Madison Central (1-1).
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SUMMARY: As the 2024 volleyball season progresses, teams are aggressively vying for playoff spots. Vancleave’s 3-1 victory over East Central improved their Region 4-5A record to 4-0, while Gautier also won 3-1 against Wayne County. In Region 4-7A, Ocean Springs leads with a 6-0 record, defeating St. Martin, and Gulfport stands at 5-1 after a win at Harrison Central. In Region 4-6A, Hancock remains undefeated at 4-0, while Long Beach‘s victory keeps playoff hopes alive. Poplarville leads Region 8-4A, and OLA dominates 8-3A, staying unbeaten in the region.
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SUMMARY: The Pearl River volleyball team faced a challenging opening day at the Alabama/Mississippi Crossover Tournament in Hanceville, Alabama, losing both matches. They first fell to Lurleen B. Wallace 3-0, with competitive sets ending 16-25, 17-25, and 19-25. Key contributions were made by Allie Varner and Annalaura Williford. In their second match, they battled Lawson State but lost 3-0, with set scores of 19-25, 20-25, and 21-25. Despite having early leads in both matches, the Wildcats could not maintain momentum. They will continue the tournament with matches against Bevill State and Wallace State on Saturday.
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