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The Black Friday edition of Rock’s Locks has finally arrived
SUMMARY: The Black Friday edition of Rock’s Locks highlights three “Southern Six” teams competing for state championships in separate classes. Riding on a 7-0 streak last week, Rock’s Locks has an impressive season total of 126-38. The article covers the playoff scenarios for these teams: Picayune facing West Jones in Class 6A, Gautier against Laurel in Class 5A, and Poplarville taking on Columbia in Class 4A. With the state championship games on the horizon, predictions are made for each matchup, favoring the defending champions and current leaders while acknowledging the tough competition ahead.
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How State Bowling Champion Adam Nguyen Rolled His Way To The Top
SUMMARY: D’Iberville senior Adam Nguyen emerged as the top high school bowler in Mississippi, claiming the individual title with a total score of 841 after a standout final game on February 6. Previously, his team secured the Class III boys championship, marking their fourth title in six years. Nguyen, who started bowling in eighth grade inspired by his brother, utilized a two-handed technique, enhancing his control. With a 224 opening score, he climbed the ranks to win by eight pins. Nguyen plans to attend the University of Southern Mississippi, majoring in nutrition while pursuing collegiate bowling opportunities.
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How State Bowling Champion Adam Nguyen Of D’Iberville Rolled His Way To The Top
SUMMARY: D’Iberville senior Adam Nguyen won the state high school bowling championship, finishing with a total score of 841 after a clutch final game where he scored 227. Initially ranking third, he moved up to first place in Jackson on February 6. D’Iberville also clinched the Class III team title, marking their fourth championship in six years. Nguyen, inspired by his brother, started bowling in eighth grade. With a 3.5 GPA, he plans to study nutrition at the University of Southern Mississippi and is open to college bowling opportunities. He encourages everyone to try bowling, emphasizing its enjoyment.
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Jacob Massey Resigns As Long Beach Football Coach After Three Seasons
SUMMARY: The Long Beach School Board accepted the resignation of head football coach Jacob Massey during a recent meeting, initiating the search for a new coach. In his three years with the Bearcats, Massey had a 4-29 record but helped end a 30-game losing streak and secured the team’s first Oyster Bowl victory since 2017. Massey expressed gratitude to the school community and plans to move closer to family in Northeast Mississippi. Long Beach has struggled in recent seasons, with its last winning record in 2017. Massey will complete the current school year with the district.
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