STARKVILLE -- Mississippi turkey hunters should reflect on the wild turkey’s history in our great state and never take this majestic bird for granted.
Although rained out for their Spring Break Tournament, the Lee Academy baseball team will enjoy their week off and begin preparing on Sunday for Monday’s matchup against Indianola.
With a bye week before their next game, the Coahoma County Red Panthers (0-1) will use this time to prepare for Madison Palmer on March 21 at 5 p.m.
They are a young team with two starting seniors that looks to rebuild the program in the coming years.
Coahoma Community College softball is making strides toward becoming a winning program in the MACJC Conference. Head Coach Erin Smith knows how tough the conference is but believes that Coahoma has the skills to outplay any team. The Lady Tigers are looking to improve in 2019 with a great deal of experience and promising future talent.
Coahoma Community College's Baseball has made a lot of progress in the last two seasons. The progress took flight in 2017 when the Tigers went 20-24, 8-18 MACJC. The players persevered in 2018, finishing 23-23, 11-17 MACJC, although falling one game short of making the MACJC playoffs.
Finally! Mississippi State’s women’s basketball team won the Southeastern Conference championship Sunday with a 101-70 tournament finale win over Arkansas on Sunday.
The Mississippi Delta Elite Amateur Athletic Union basketball team has scheduled a “Youth Lock In” event for this weekend.
Coming from behind has been a forte for the Coahoma County High School boys basketball team during its two recent Class 2A state championships.
Charlie Ott (right), the son of Julia Mayfield Ott and Paul Vegas Ott of Jackson, one of 10 STAR students at Jackson Prep is pictured with the STAR teacher he selected: Jackson Prep's championship football coach Ricky Black, a National High School Athletic Coaches Association National Coach of the Year and inductee into the Mississippi Sports H
With the 2018-19 basketball season come and gone, the Clarksdale Press Register will be putting together all-area teams to recognize athletes throughout the community.
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