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Center Hill falls in round two; Olive Branch advances to quarters
Photo by Roben Nobles The Center Hill football team made some history this year, advancing to the playoffs for…
Center Hill finishes second in state, OB advances to semis
Photo by Roben Nobles Four DeSoto County schools fared very well earlier this month at the MHSSA Volleyball State…
Hernando lineman starting for Ole MIss as a sophomore
Photo by Jeff Ireland Coming out of high school, Hernando’s Bradley Sowell was a very highly ranked offensive lineman.…
Hernando Tigers Football Preview 2009
The Basics Head coach:  Anthony Jenkins (22nd season) District:  1-5A 2008 Record:  8-3 Playoffs:  Did not qualify Base offense: …
Center Hill falls in round two; Olive Branch advances to quarters

Photo by Roben Nobles The Center Hill football team made some history this year, advancing to the playoffs for the first time and defeating Amanda Elzy in round one, 43-30. Senior quarterback Cameron Dougher rushed for 120 yards on 12 carries in the win. But the season came to an end Friday night with a 21-7 loss to Itawamba in the second round of the Class 4A state playoffs. The Mustangs finished the season with a 7-6 record. In Class 6A action, Olive Branch (10-2) defeated Warren Central 38-6 to move into a quarterfinal showdown with Madison Central. Southaven (9-3) lost to Clinton 31-23. In Class 5A action, Hernando (7-5) fell to Ridgeland 44-34.

Center Hill finishes second in state, OB advances to semis

Photo by Roben Nobles Four DeSoto County schools fared very well earlier this month at the MHSSA Volleyball State Championships. Center Hill, led by Ashley Saunders, made it all the way to the Class 1 state title match where they fell to Our Lady Sorrow (25-18, 25-17, 17-25, 25-21) for the third straight season. Saunders had 23 kills in the semifinals against Lafayette and 30 in the title match. Center Hill finished with a 25-9 record. In Class 3A action, Olive Branch made it to the semifinals before falling to Tupelo 25-23, 28-26, 25-22. Allison Welch led Olive Branch with 30 kills. Lake Cormarant, DeSoto County’s newest high school, won the Class 2 state title, despite having no seniors. After dispatching Hernando in the semifinals,…

Hernando lineman starting for Ole MIss as a sophomore

Photo by Jeff Ireland Coming out of high school, Hernando’s Bradley Sowell was a very highly ranked offensive lineman. Ole Miss signed him, and the results have been excellent. He is now a starter at tackle for a team that is ranked in the top five in the nation. Sowell, a sophomore, was a big reason for the Rebels’ offensive success in a recent win over Memphis.

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