Kevin Mauldin, athletic trainer and teacher at Oak Grove High School, was honored during Monday’s meeting of the Lamar County School Board, as the recipient of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Safe Sports School Award.
When you get to the quarterfinals of the NFL playoffs – as the New Orleans Saints had this past weekend – there are no easy outs.
POPLARVILLE — No. 17 Pearl River kept its record unblemished Monday, but it wasn’t easy.
Visiting rival Jones College made the undefeated Wildcats work, but a late surge boosted PRCC past the Bobcats 75-68.
“We knew we had it the whole time, I guess you can tell that by how much I’m sweating,” PRCC coach Chris Oney joked.
The PCS Lady Bobcats were able to jump in the driver’s seat early in their 56-18 win over Oak Forest Academy Friday night.
HATTIESBURG – It was home-cooking for the Golden Eagle men's basketball team as it played in Reed Green Coliseum for the first time in 30 days. Tyree Griffin scored 21 points and added seven assists to help the Black and Gold to a 77-70 win over Middle Tennessee on Thursday night.
POPLARVILLE – Pearl River’s inaugural volleyball team is beginning to take shape.
POPLARVILLE — It is only early January but the reigning MACJC State Champions are already hard at work at Dub “Paw Paw” Herring Park.
The Pearl River baseball team opened spring practice Thursday afternoon under a clear blue sky. The Wildcats are already zoning in on getting better and improving as a team.
POPLARVILLE — The Lady Wildcats made the most of a beautiful day at Pearl River on Thursday.
The team’s season opener at Pensacola State College is less than a month away and coach Leigh White spent much of the spring's first practice at Lady Wildcats Stadium by drilling home fundamentals.
POPLARVILLE – When Simon "Meaux" Landry first stepped onto campus in Poplarville, he already looked the part. The Ponchatoula, La., native had "popped" in recruiting and scouting circles years before, but by his own admission Landry needed the college experience.
