The short-handed East Mississippi Community College softball team faced its fifth consecutive ranked conference opponent in dropping a pair of run-rule home decisions to nationally eighth-ranked Pearl River during Saturday’s MACCC action played at the EMCC Softball Field.
The Kemper County High School baseball team lost a pair of district baseball games to a strong Choctaw County team last week.
The Kemper County boys and girls track teams will return to Velma Jackson High School Friday for the Division 5-2A meet, the first step toward the 2A state meet April 30.
The Kemper County High School fast-pitch softball team swept a pair of games from Newton High School last week, winning both games by identical 13-0 scores.
East Mississippi Community College maintained a one-game lead atop the MACCC baseball standings by earning a doubleheader split at nationally top-ranked Pearl River during Saturday’s conference action played at Dub Herring Park.
Kemper Academy had a tough week in baseball last week losing two big games, one of which was to a district opponent, Sylva Bay Academy.
After a week off for spring break the athletic teams for Kemper County High School and Kemper Academy are looking to get back into action over the next 10 days.
In the midst of a challenging month of March against nationally-ranked conference competition, East Mississippi Community College’s softball team fell 16-6 and 5-4 to 17th-ranked Southwest Mississippi during Saturday’s MACCC action played on the Scooba campus.
Community College maintained their first-place tie in the MACCC baseball standings by sweeping their third straight conference opponent with 13-0 and 4-2 wins at Southwest Mississippi during Saturday’s league action.
The East Mississippi Community College men’s rodeo team claimed a second straight runner-up finish to open the Ozark Region’s spring slate by placing second again this past weekend at the Pearl River Community College Rodeo.
The Wildcats and Lady Wildcats of Kemper County High School had a successful meet at the 2022 Big Blue Invitational at Meridian High School’s Ray Stadium last week, with the KCHS boys coming out as meet champions.
The Kemper County High School baseball team played Nanih Waiya twice last week, dropping the first game 16-1 and the second game 12-0.
East Mississippi Community College broke open a pair of close contests with some late-game offense to sweep visiting Copiah-Lincoln, 11-3 and 4-1, during Sunday’s MACCC baseball action played at EMCC’s Gerald Poole Field.
MERIDIAN — Host East Mississippi Community College claimed runner-up team finishes in both men’s and women’s competitions this past weekend during the school’s 10th Annual Intercollegiate Rodeo.
Community College opened the conference softball season by dropping a pair of road decisions, 6-3 and 5-1, at East Central Community College during Friday afternoon MACCC action played on the ECCC campus.
The Kemper County High School softball team split a pair of games last week, taking a 16-7 win over West Point, while dropping a 16-1 decision to district one Choctaw County High School.
The Kemper County High School boys and girls track teams both had strong showings against bigger schools once again, with a stellar performance in the Golden Triangle Showdown hosted by Columbus High School last week.
After winning one of three games last week, the Kemper County High School baseball team has a another tough challenge this week as the Wildcats visit Eupora for a region doubleheader today (Thursday), before visiting Kemper Academy for a 4 p.m. contest on Saturday.
In advance of scheduled April 30 cheerleading tryouts for the 2022-23 academic year, East Mississippi Community College will be holding two additional cheerleading stunt clinics on the Scooba campus.
The Kemper Academy Rams picked up their first two baseball wins of the season with wins over the Meridian Homeschool Flyers and the Kemper County Wildcats.
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