SUMMARY: In a football game, the George County Rebels defeated the Wayne County War Eagles for the first time since 1991 with a score of 14-13 in overtime. The Rebels tied the game in the fourth quarter with a touchdown. The game went into overtime, and the Rebels scored a touchdown to secure the win. The Rebels' defense had three turnovers, including an interception and two fumble recoveries. In another game, the Brandon Bulldogs defeated the Gulfport Admirals with a score of 35-20. The Bulldogs took an early lead and never trailed. The Admirals suffered their third straight loss. The Harrison Central Red Rebels remained unbeaten with a 23-6 win over the Mendenhall Tigers. The Pass Christian Pirates bounced back from their first loss of the season with a 41-3 victory over the Northeast Jones Tigers.

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SUMMARY: West Harrison High School's football team secured a dominant 49-0 victory over Moss Point High School, marking their first win against the Tigers in program history. The Hurricanes set the tone early by scoring on their first two possessions and displaying a strong performance on both offense and defense throughout the game. Moss Point struggled to find answers for the Hurricanes' rushing game, while West Harrison capitalized on their opponents' mistakes and maintained control of the game. The Hurricanes' coach commended the team's dedication and the coaching staff's ability to position players for success.

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SUMMARY: East Central defeated St. Martin in a high-scoring football game, with a final score of 63-42. East Central running back Ben Myrick had an impressive performance, accumulating 338 rushing yards and seven touchdowns. St. Martin's Noreel White also had a standout game, with 226 receiving yards and three touchdowns. Despite a strong start from East Central, St. Martin fought back and tied the game at 28-28 before East Central pulled away with Myrick's touchdowns in the fourth quarter. The win improves East Central's record to 2-3, while St. Martin remains winless at 0-5.

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