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Volleyball coming to MGCCC in 2025
SUMMARY: Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (MGCCC) is set to reintroduce volleyball as a varsity sport, with play commencing in the fall of 2025. The college is currently seeking a coach for the team, with applications open until May 3. Matches will take place in the Dantzler Arena and the renovated Weathers-Wentzell Center, as part of a nine-team MACCC league. MGCCC President, Dr. Mary S. Graham, highlighted the importance of athletics in fostering teamwork and discipline among students. This addition marks a significant development since the sport’s previous tenure at Gulf Coast, recalling its historical significance dating back to the institution’s early years and previous successes in state championships during the 1960s and 1970s. The Bulldogs will compete in the NJCAA Division II alongside other Mississippi schools.
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Unbeaten Lady Pirates Softball Team Rolls To Third Mercy-Rule Win In A Row
SUMMARY: The Pass Christian Lady Pirates are off to a strong start this softball season, winning five straight games, including their last three by mercy rule. On Friday, they defeated the Gautier Lady Gators 12-2, with Braylee Cobern, Allie Purchner, and Olivia Saucier each contributing to an early lead. Makinlee Allen earned the win, allowing just five hits and two runs over five innings. The Lady Pirates accumulated 11 hits, including two each from Cobern, Purchner, Saucier, and Emma Purchner. The team also stole eight bases. Their next game is Thursday against Gulfport at 6:30 p.m. at the Philip Terrell Sports Complex.
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Panthers Defeat Terry 59-37, Look To Pounce Back In Final Four Rematch vs. Ridgeland
SUMMARY: Pascagoula’s basketball team, after a dominant 59-37 win over Terry, is headed back to the state semifinals, where they will face Ridgeland, the team that ended their season last year. Coach Lorenzo Wright emphasized the team’s focus on the upcoming game, acknowledging the past defeat but stressing the importance of moving forward. Senior Kelan Rich led the Panthers with 23 points, while Blake Nettles added 16 points, including impressive dunks. Pascagoula’s defense and athleticism were on display, and now they are aiming for a state championship appearance after last year’s unexpected loss.
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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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