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Mariyah Prayer

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Prayer pitches Elzy to 10-7 victory
By CALVIN STEVENS
Sat,02/21/26-2:00AM , 558 Reads
Mariyah Prayer started her first game in the circle since the 2024 season in leading Amanda Elzy’s girls fast-pitch softball team to a season-opening 10-7 win at Gentry High School Thursday in Indianola.
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Hayden Hopkins

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Prep Baseball: Carroll riding high; GHS wins
By CALVIN STEVENS
Sat,02/21/26-2:00AM , 529 Reads
The Carroll Academy baseball team pulled off a doubleheader sweep of visiting Delta Academy and J.Z. George Thursday in Carrollton.
The Rebels (4-1) defeated Delta 12-0 in four innings in the first contest Thursday, outhitting the Raiders 7-2 and taking advantage of three defensive errors.
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Mary Clare Brock

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Pillow Academy Girls Soccer: Lady ’Stangs have sights set on fifth in a row
By BILL BURRUS
Sat,02/21/26-2:00AM , 374 Reads
The Pillow Academy Lady Mustangs start the season in rarefied air.
They begin their quest for a fifth straight state soccer crown Tuesday, when they open up at home against longtime rival Washington School. They have compiled a 56-9-4 record during this historic championship run.
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Jeremy Gilbert

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Tigers, Bulldogs back in action in tourneys
By CALVIN STEVENS
Sat,02/21/26-2:00AM , 316 Reads
The Leflore County High School and Greenwood High boys basketball teams continue their trek to make it to Jackson, as both are in action Saturday in their respective state tournaments.
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