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Two Explosive TDs Lead Long Beach, But Petal Cruises Past Bearcats 52-14
SUMMARY: The Long Beach Bearcats (2-3) suffered their second consecutive loss, falling to the Petal Panthers (4-1) 52-14 at Lumpkin-Magee Stadium. Despite a close first quarter, Petal dominated the game, scoring 38 unanswered points. Coach Jacob Massey cited key injuries and special teams errors as factors in the loss. Quarterback Will Brady excelled, connecting with Andre Windham for two touchdowns, while safety Dylon Foxworth led defensively with 10 tackles. The Bearcats’ final non-region game is against South Jones (3-2) on October 4, where they aim to improve their record against a familiar foe.
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Count The Contenders: 13 Southern Six Volleyball Teams Are In South State Semis
SUMMARY: The Southern Six volleyball championships kicked off with 19 teams, and now 13 remain as they head into the South State semifinals on Thursday. Notable 7A teams like Gulfport and Ocean Springs advanced through home-game sweeps. In 6A, Hancock and the Lady Hawks continue strong, while 5A sees Vancleave and Gautier face off after their victories. In 4A, Poplarville and Pass Christian remain undefeated. Defending 3A champions OLA advanced, with St. Patrick also progressing. Izzi Barnes of Gulfport and Myah Favre of OLA were named Miss Volleyball winners, to be honored during the state championships next week.
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Karstyn Altese’s 68 Leads Hancock Girls Golf Team To Ninth Straight Region Title
SUMMARY: The Region 4-6A girls golf championship was held at Whispering Pines in Jackson County, highlighting top young players. Hancock’s Karstyn Altese excelled, winning the individual title with a score of 4-under 68, while her team finished first overall with a score of 143. Senior Kenley Archer secured second place with a 3-over 75. West Harrison’s Antonella Ancho took third with an 81, alongside impressive performances from other young golfers, including freshman Kelsie Dearman who scored 84. Hancock aims for its fourth state championship, building on its nine consecutive region titles and past victories in 2013, 2021, and 2023.
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Game Of The Week: Pascagoula Aims For First Win At Picayune Since 1988
SUMMARY: The Pascagoula Panthers will face the Picayune Maroon Tide in a crucial regional game on Friday, with significant title implications. Coach Lewis Sims leads the Panthers (4-1), who are looking to break a road win drought at Picayune, where they last triumphed in 1988. Pascagoula enters with momentum after victories against 7A teams, showcasing a potent offense averaging over 34 points per game. Meanwhile, Picayune (4-2) relies on a physical run game and a versatile quarterback, Brandon Parker Jr. The intense rivalry promises an exciting matchup at Lee-Triplett Field, starting at 7 p.m.
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