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Greenville Christian School shooting guard Jakayla Coats is one of a number of key returning players for the Lady Saints this season. Last year, Coats and her teammates made it all the way to the MAIS Class 4A State Championship Game. (David W. Healy, Delta Democrat-Times, Copyright 2024)

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GCS Lady Saints begin quest to get back to glory
By DAVID W. HEALY DHEALY@DDTONLINE.COM
Tue,12/03/24-11:32AM , 1,024 Reads
With many key players, four juniors and a senior, back from last season’s MAIS Class 4A State finalist team, the Greenville Christian School girls basketball team has hopes of making another run for the championship this season.
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St. Joseph Fighting Irish blow past Clinton Christian
By DAVID W. HEALY DHEALY@DDTONLINE.COM
Sat,08/24/24-12:44PM , 2,507 Reads
St. Joseph Catholic School football coach John Baker was expecting a much closer game Friday night, but what he got was a dominating performance by his Irish (2-0) in a 55-0 road victory over Clinton Christian Academy.
“We saw Clinton Christian on film and they have some really good players, especially skill players.
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Deer Creek Warriors ready to host jamboree
By DAVID W. HEALY DHEALY@DDTONLINE.COM
Wed,08/14/24-12:13PM , 1,438 Reads
Deer Creek School football coach Will Rodgers will get one last chance to see his team compete before his team’s regular season opener next Friday at Briarfiled Academy (Aug. 23).
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Greenville High School senior Michael Hodges plays catcher and is natural leader on this season's baseball team. David W. Healy, Delta Democrat-Times, Copyright 2024

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Greenville Hornet players on base path to success
By DAVID W. HEALY DHEALY@DDTONLINE.COM
Fri,03/01/24-12:12PM , 3,330 Reads
Players on the Greenville High School baseball team this season have plenty of examples of former Greenville players who are now playing on the collegiate level. Former Hornets now playing in college include Aaron Coats (Mississippi Valley State University) Ervin Simmons (Mississippi College) Tymitchell McCullough (Dillard University) and
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