Lee Academy won both of its home jamboree games on Friday night.
Quarterback Russell Cook threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Phillip Brownlee to give the Colts a 6-0 win against Tunica Academy.
After weather delayed the tennis clinic Rivers Humber put together for Saturday morning at Nosef Park in Clarksdale, the event took place Sunday afternoon and approximately 30 individuals participated.
Sardis Lake is the site of the 30th Annual Dragonfly Sprint Triathlon on Saturday, August 24. Presented by P.R. Event Management, the event begins at 8 a.m. on the sandy white beach at Cypress Point on the Lower Lake at Sardis Reservoir.
The 19-year-old and under American Legion Panola Pirates recently competed in the American Legion state tournament at Oak Grove High School in Hattiesburg. Reaching the quarterfinals, it was the first Pirates team to capture a win in the state tournament since the team was founded in 2015. Four Lee Academy boys play for the Pirates.
Clarksdale High School will be hosting a football jamboree at Coahoma Community College Friday night and four schools will be participating.
Lee Academy football is hosting a jamboree Friday night in preparation for the football season set to begin Aug. 23.
The Colts, Indianola Academy, Marshall Academy, North Delta School, Tunica Academy, Kirk Academy and Magnolia Heights School will all be participating.
CCC’s Hodges signs with Mississippi University for Women
Coahoma Community College softball continues to make waves in the MACJC Conference. Lady Tiger Kanisha Hodges has signed a scholarship with Mississippi University for Women.
All ages welcome, no cost to participate
Residents of Coahoma County and surrounding communities will have an opportunity to learn about the game of tennis on recently renovated courts at Nosef Park Saturday morning.
Chicorelli playing for Yalobusha Giants 13U team in Viera, Fla.
James Chicorelli has been playing baseball since he was 4 years old and close to 10 years later his hard work his paying off as he accepted an invitation to participate in the United States Specialty Sports Association Select30 Program Aug. 4 to 10.
Clarksdale High School will be hosting a jamboree at Coahoma Community College Thursday night to kickoff the 2019 football season.
Coahoma County High School will play Leflore County at 5 p.m., and another game will be at 6 p.m.
