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Stiff Competition in Class 5A and 6A this Baseball Season
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Coastal area, known as the “Southern Six,” boasts excellent high school baseball programs, with expectations high for the season in the Class 5A and 6A brackets. A brief overview of some teams reveals:
– **PR Central**, under Coach Neal Walther, finished the 2023 season with a 22-12 record, preparing for challenges in a new classification.
– **George County**, led by Brandon Davis, aims to improve upon an 18-13 record, moving up to Class 6A.
– **Hancock**, with Coach Anthony DeWitt, seeks to build on an improved start to the season.
– **Long Beach**, coached by Garrett LaRosa, looks to rebound from a 12-14 season.
– **Pascagoula** introduces new Head Coach Colton Caver, seeking a turnaround from an 8-13 record.
– **Picayune**, under Evan Nichelson, aims to leverage momentum from last season's performance.
– **West Harrison**, **East Central**, **Gautier**, **Stone County**, and **Vancleave** each have specific goals, ranging from maintaining championship streaks to significantly improving records and playoff performances.
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St. Patrick’s Monumental Softball Season Comes To An End As Lady Irish Fall In 3A State Title Series
SUMMARY: The St. Patrick Lady Irish had an impressive 2024 season, culminating in a showdown for the Class 3A state championship against the Mantachie Lady Mustangs. The series, held at the Southern Miss Softball Complex in Hattiesburg, saw Mantachie sweeping St. Patrick with a commanding 13-0 win in the first game and a tighter 7-5 victory in the second. Ramsey Montgomery, a standout for Mantachie and two-time 3A Miss Softball, shone brightly, pitching a no-hitter in the opener and securing the win in the next game. Mantachie finished their season with a stellar 32-5 record. St. Patrick, overcoming initial nerves and adjustments to new coaching, displayed growth and resilience throughout the season, ending as the 3A state runner-up with a 23-14 record. Their performance against Mantachie and other higher-classified teams throughout the season highlighted their tenacity and the team's development under new leadership and challenging circumstances.
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Hancock Battles South Panola, But Falls Short 2-1 And 1-0 In Quest For 6A State Softball Title
SUMMARY: The Hancock Lady Hawks had an impressive season, culminating in their participation in the Class 6A state softball championship series. They faced South Panola Lady Tigers, who managed to win both games of the series, 2-1 and 1-0, thanks to exceptional pitching and crucial hitting, sweeping the title at the Southern Miss Softball Complex in Hattiesburg. South Panola's Shania Fondren made a significant impact by hitting a solo homer in Game Two, securing the championship for her team. Despite the loss, Hancock showcased strong performances, particularly from pitcher Teegan DeWitt. Hancock's coach, Josef Rankin, expressed pride in his team's effort throughout the season, which ended with a 22-6-1 record and the title of 6A state runner-up.
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No. 1 Bulldogs head to NJCAA Tourney as favorites
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Gulf Coast men's golf team, highlighted by its 11 consecutive tournament wins and dominance in the Gulf District Championship, is aiming for a record-setting year at the upcoming NJCAA Division II Men's Golf Championship in Joplin, Mo. With their impressive streak, including setting school records for lowest round and 54-hole total, the team has been practicing diligently under coach Brad Thornton. Their internal competition and preparation strategies have been key to their success. Gulf Coast, ranked first in several polls and boasting a talented squad with individual tournament winners, faces stiff competition but remains confident in their approach. The team is motivated by past experiences and the goal of securing the second golf national championship in school history.
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