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St. Joseph Catholic School's Jaleel Moore (No. 2 in green) has been named the Planters Bank Player of the Week. (David W. Healy, Delta Democrat-Times, Copyright 2024)

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St. Joseph's Jaleel Moore hits game winner, earns him Planters Bank Player of the Week
By DAVID W. HEALY
Mon,01/06/25-11:37AM , 1,703 Reads
St. Joseph Catholic School basketball player Jaleel Moore has been named the Planters Bank Player of the Week for his excellent play at the Diocese of Jackson Tournament — hosted by St. Joseph — this past weekend.
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Leland High School's Jayla Jackson dribbles the ball down the floor as West Tallahatchie's Kyneesha Washington plays defense. (David W. Healy, Delta Democrat-Times, Copyright 2024)

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Leland girls strong comeback comes up just short against West Tallahatchie
By DAVID W. HEALY
Sat,01/04/25-10:34AM , 970 Reads
The Leland High School girls basketball team played an inspired second half Friday night in the Lady Cubs conference game against West Tallahatchie. But, in the end, the hole they dug from themselves in the first half was too deep to get out of in their 51-44 loss to the Lady Choctaws.
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Greenville High School's Willie Sexton has helped lead his Hornet soccer team to a 10-1 record this season.

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KICKING DOWN BARRIERS — Grennville Hornets enjoying breakthrough season
By DAVID W. HEALY
Fri,12/20/24-10:15AM , 4,070 Reads
It was a cold and wet Wednesday afternoon, and it was getting dark. But, Greenville High School soccer coach Sean Henry and his Hornets were out on the field getting better.
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Greenville Honeybee Keniyha Rhodes takes the ball to the basket during her team's game against Yazoo City on Tuesday. (David W. Healy, Delta Democrat-Times, Copyright 2024)

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Greenville Honeybees can't fly past Yazoo City
By DAVID W. HEALY
Wed,12/18/24-11:30AM , 1,115 Reads
The Greenville High School Honeybees fell at home on Tuesday night 51-40 to a tough region opponent in Yazoo City. The Honeybees were within striking distance the entire second half but were always one or two plays away to getting back to even.
It was the first Region 5-2A game for both teams who now have the same 9-2 record.
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