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Weekend Rewind: 7 things in the “Southern 6” we noticed Friday night
SUMMARY: In the “Southern Six,” three prep teams, Picayune, Gautier, and Poplarville, are advancing in playoff games to get closer to winning the state championship. Picayune secured a large victory, and Gautier made history by reaching the Class 5A South State championship game for the second year consecutively. Poplarville returns to the Class 4A South State finals after winning on the road. Meanwhile, teams Resurrection and Pass Christian were defeated just before their respective South State championship games. West Jones and Laurel are also heading into the Class 6A and 5A South State championship games after recent wins.
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SUMMARY: In a rainy matchup at Jerry D. Alexander Stadium, the Poplarville Hornets secured a 28-14 victory over the Moss Point Tigers in Region 8-4A play. Thomas Lambert scored three touchdowns for Poplarville, leading to a 14-0 halftime score. In the third quarter, Lambert added another touchdown, while Moss Point’s Kevon Ford connected with Con’Darius McCorvey for a 26-yard touchdown in the fourth. Despite a late touchdown from the Tigers, Poplarville maintained control of the game. With this win, Poplarville improves to 5-1 overall and 1-0 in the region, while Moss Point remains winless at 0-6.
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SUMMARY: In a closely contested game at Francis McDonald Stadium, the Pass Christian Pirates led the Greene County Wildcats 25-20 entering the fourth quarter. However, two critical turnovers by the Pirates allowed the Wildcats to score twice in the final minute, resulting in a 33-25 victory for Greene County. Despite forcing six turnovers, including three interceptions, Pass Christian struggled to capitalize on opportunities. Quarterback Paris Trivillion passed for 261 yards and one touchdown, while Greene County’s Coby King rushed for 154 yards and a touchdown. Pass Christian now prepares for a challenging matchup against the Poplarville Hornets on October 11.
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Fireworks On The Field: High-Scoring Offenses Set To Battle As Pass Christian Hosts Greene County
SUMMARY: As Mississippi high school football heats up, the Pass Christian Pirates (3-2) will face the Greene County Wildcats (4-1) at Francis McDonald Stadium on Friday night. Greene County has faced a tougher schedule, averaging 44 points per game and totaling 2,456 yards. In contrast, Pass Christian has nearly 2,000 yards of offense but struggled in losses, allowing only 22 points per game. Notable players include Greene’s quarterback Coby King and receiver Jase Mathews, while Pass has sophomore QB Paris Trivillion and running back Jacquez Alexander-Dedeaux. Every region game is crucial for playoff implications.
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