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The J.Z. George girls fast-pitch softball team extended its winning streak to five with a sweep of its three opponents last week.
The Lady Jags began the week with a 17-2 victory at Leake Central Monday. J.Z. George scored nine runs in the first, one in the second, five in the third and two in the fourth. Leake scored one run each in the second and third innings.
Saralyn Roberts got the win in the circle, allowing both runs on one hit, striking out eight. She had a single and double, driving in two runs.
By Calvin Stevens on
2 weeks 5 days ago
The J.Z. George girls fast-pitch softball team extended its winning streak to five with a sweep of its three opponents last week.
The Lady Jags began the week with a 17-2 victory at Leake Central Monday. J.Z. George scored nine runs in the first, one in the second, five in the third and two in the fourth. Leake scored one run each in the second and third innings.
Saralyn Roberts got the win in the circle, allowing both runs on one hit, striking out eight. She had a single and double, driving in two runs.
By Calvin Stevens on
2 weeks 5 days ago
Photo by Becky Dees, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
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The Winona High School girls fast-pitch softball team slid to 7-3 on the season with a pair of losses last week.
The Lady Tigers lost to Choctaw County 26-9 on Tuesday. No other details were available.
Winona played at French Camp Academy Friday, falling 8-6. The Lady Tigers made four errors on defense and were outhit 8-5.
Lindsey Berryhill (6-3) took the loss in the circle, as she went six innings, allowing eight runs (four earned) on eight hits, walking two and fanning three.
By Calvin Stevens - Sports Writer on
2 weeks 5 days ago
Photo by Becky Dees, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
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The Winona High School girls fast-pitch softball team slid to 7-3 on the season with a pair of losses last week.
The Lady Tigers lost to Choctaw County 26-9 on Tuesday. No other details were available.
Winona played at French Camp Academy Friday, falling 8-6. The Lady Tigers made four errors on defense and were outhit 8-5.
Lindsey Berryhill (6-3) took the loss in the circle, as she went six innings, allowing eight runs (four earned) on eight hits, walking two and fanning three.
By Calvin Stevens - Sports Writer on
2 weeks 5 days ago
Photo by Becky Dees, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
The Winona High School girls fast-pitch softball team slid to 7-3 on the season with a pair of losses last week.
The Lady Tigers lost to Choctaw County 26-9 on Tuesday. No other details were available.
Winona played at French Camp Academy Friday, falling 8-6. The Lady Tigers made four errors on defense and were outhit 8-5.
Lindsey Berryhill (6-3) took the loss in the circle, as she went six innings, allowing eight runs (four earned) on eight hits, walking two and fanning three.
By Calvin Stevens - Sports Writer on
2 weeks 5 days ago
The J.Z. George baseball team started its spring break with a 15-0 loss to Calhoun Academy in the Kirk Academy Tournament in Grenada Monday.
Calhoun plated six runs each in the first and third frames and three in the second. Calhoun outhit J.Z. George 7-1, and the Jags made eight defensive errors.
Hayden Brown had a single for the lone hit. Kaleb Mulvihill (1-1) took the loss, as he went all three innings, walking five and fanning two.
The Jaguars played Winona Christian School and Delta Academy Wednesday at the tournament.
By Calvin Stevens - Sports Writer on
2 weeks 5 days ago
The J.Z. George baseball team started its spring break with a 15-0 loss to Calhoun Academy in the Kirk Academy Tournament in Grenada Monday.
Calhoun plated six runs each in the first and third frames and three in the second. Calhoun outhit J.Z. George 7-1, and the Jags made eight defensive errors.
Hayden Brown had a single for the lone hit. Kaleb Mulvihill (1-1) took the loss, as he went all three innings, walking five and fanning two.
The Jaguars played Winona Christian School and Delta Academy Wednesday at the tournament.
By Calvin Stevens - Sports Writer on
2 weeks 5 days ago
The J.Z. George baseball team started its spring break with a 15-0 loss to Calhoun Academy in the Kirk Academy Tournament in Grenada Monday.
Calhoun plated six runs each in the first and third frames and three in the second. Calhoun outhit J.Z. George 7-1, and the Jags made eight defensive errors.
Hayden Brown had a single for the lone hit. Kaleb Mulvihill (1-1) took the loss, as he went all three innings, walking five and fanning two.
The Jaguars played Winona Christian School and Delta Academy Wednesday at the tournament.
By Calvin Stevens - Sports Writer on
2 weeks 5 days ago
Photo by Becky Dees, © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
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The Winona High School baseball team continued to struggle, as the Tigers lost two games last week on the diamond.
The Tigers started the week with a 13-0 loss to Choctaw County Monday. Choctaw outhit Winona 8-4 and took advantage of four errors and eight walks issued by Tiger pitching.
Alejandro White (0-2) suffered the loss, going two innings, giving up seven runs on three hits, walking six and fanning three. Jayvien Flowers went one inning, allowing six runs on five hits, walking two. Tommarion Brown went one inning, fanning one.
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2 weeks 5 days ago
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The Winona High School baseball team continued to struggle, as the Tigers lost two games last week on the diamond.
The Tigers started the week with a 13-0 loss to Choctaw County Monday. Choctaw outhit Winona 8-4 and took advantage of four errors and eight walks issued by Tiger pitching.
Alejandro White (0-2) suffered the loss, going two innings, giving up seven runs on three hits, walking six and fanning three. Jayvien Flowers went one inning, allowing six runs on five hits, walking two. Tommarion Brown went one inning, fanning one.
By Calvin Stevens - Sports Writer on
2 weeks 5 days ago
The Winona High School tennis team opened region play with a 6-1 win over Noxubee County last Thursday at Noxubee.
Leo Guzman won his boys singles match 6-1, 6-2 over Noxubee’s John Lee, and the No. 1 boys doubles team of Ben Rosamond and Brayden Flowers defeated Byron and Mario Sanders 6-2, 6-2. In No. 2 boys doubles, Gunner
Wilkes and Ethan Green beat Noxubee’s Ashton Barber and Maury Austin 6-1, 6-0.
In No. 1 girls doubles, Marlee Wilkes and Eden Leech defeated Jakhya Howard and Summer Shanklin 6-0, 6-0.
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Pictured in no particular order, Travis Duren II, Kharter Lofton, Jamari Wiggins, Kolby Jackson, Nadarius Lewis, and Coach Jermarcus Williams.
Last Tuesday, March 4 the Vaiden Legends Basketball Team headed to Jackson to participate in a district tournament. In Jackson, the locally established youth sports team participated in the first round of playoff games.
"It's a great thing they're doing down in Jackson with youth sports." Vaiden Legends Coach Jermarcus Williams stated.
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Hannah Brannon, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal (Not Pictured - Xavian Hughes)
, DeKryson Glover, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal, Ky Johnson
, Kelli Coburn, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal, Deanna Lowery
WHS February Students of the Month
Hannah Brannon, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal (Not Pictured - Xavian Hughes)
WJHS February Students of the Month
DeKryson Glover, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal, Ky Johnson
WSS February Teachers of the Month
Kelli Coburn, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal, Deanna Lowery
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Hannah Brannon, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal (Not Pictured - Xavian Hughes)
WHS February Students of the Month
Hannah Brannon, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal (Not Pictured - Xavian Hughes)
WJHS February Students of the Month
DeKryson Glover, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal, Ky Johnson
WSS February Teachers of the Month
Kelli Coburn, Dr. Terry Peeples - Principal, Deanna Lowery
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Students in the K2 class enjoyed a memorable surprise this week as part of the school’s celebration of Dr. Seuss Week. Mrs. Shonni Montgomery and Mrs. Rachel Latham paid a special visit to the classroom for story time, bringing along a very special guest—a baby lamb.
The visit gave students the chance to experience storytelling in a unique and exciting way. As the class gathered to listen, the baby lamb quickly became the star of the morning, capturing the children’s attention and sparking curiosity and excitement.
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Students in the K2 class enjoyed a memorable surprise this week as part of the school’s celebration of Dr. Seuss Week. Mrs. Shonni Montgomery and Mrs. Rachel Latham paid a special visit to the classroom for story time, bringing along a very special guest—a baby lamb.
The visit gave students the chance to experience storytelling in a unique and exciting way. As the class gathered to listen, the baby lamb quickly became the star of the morning, capturing the children’s attention and sparking curiosity and excitement.
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Picture from left: Judd Williams, Dr. David Shaw, Hannah Hayes Ware, Avery Womack, Salley Carr Hill, and Dr. John Dickerson
Winona Christian was honored to welcome representatives from Mississippi State University to visit with our 10th–12th grade students.
Judd Williams, recruiter, Dr. John Dickerson, Associate Vice President for Enrollment, and Dr. David Shaw, Provost and Executive Vice President, spoke with our students about opportunities at Mississippi State and the importance of preparing now for their future.
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The Hattiesburg Half Marathon, sponsored by Hattiesburg Clinic and Coca-Cola, is slated to take place on April 11 in the Hub City to benefit The Children’s Center for Communication and Development, DuBard School for Language Disorders, Pine Belt Blueways, The Arc of Southeast Mississippi, Kuntry Kidz, Southern Pines Animal Shelter and Hattiesburg Alliance for Public Art.
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The Hattiesburg Half Marathon, sponsored by Hattiesburg Clinic and Coca-Cola, is slated to take place on April 11 in the Hub City to benefit The Children’s Center for Communication and Development, DuBard School for Language Disorders, Pine Belt Blueways, The Arc of Southeast Mississippi, Kuntry Kidz, Southern Pines Animal Shelter and Hattiesburg Alliance for Public Art.
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Congratulations to WHS Senior Thomas “Gunner” Wilkes on being named STAR Student from Mississippi Business Alliance Student-Teacher Achievement Recognition program.
Each STAR Student gets to choose their STAR Teacher—an educator who they believe has had the biggest impact on their academic success! Congratulations to Mrs. Meagan Gregg, science teacher at WHS, on being selected as STAR teacher!
Gunner and Mrs. Gregg will attend the 2026 Education Celebration in Pearl. WHS is excited to be represented by two amazing individuals.
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