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St. Joseph running back Javion Bayars (pictured here during the Irish’s State Championship victory over Kirk Academy last season) is a key returner for St. Joseph in 2024. (Photo courtesy of Reynold Meyer)

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GREEN AND GOLD STANDARD — St. Joseph Fighting Irish set eyes on second 3-peat
By DAVID W. HEALY
Thu,05/16/24-9:20AM , 1,145 Reads
St. Joseph Catholic School head football coach John Baker has built a lofty standard for his program. When the Irish kick off their season this August, they will be seeking their sixth state championship in the last eight years.
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Ma’Leah Morris signed a scholarship on Thursday to play basketball at East Mississippi Community College. She was joined in the ceremony by Dr. Lee E. Morris (grandfather), Diane Jones Morris (grandmother), Jennifer Morris (mother), Rev. Lee Morris, Sr. (father) and Ja’Leah Morris (sister).

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St. Joseph's Ma’Leah Morris signs college scholarship
By DAVID W. HEALY
Mon,05/13/24-2:01PM , 3,922 Reads
St. Joseph Catholic School’s Ma’Leah Morris signed a scholarship on Thursday to play basketball at East Mississippi Community College.
Surrounded by family members and Fighting Irish teammates, Morris signed the scholarship in the library of the high school. Morris will play shooting guard for the Lions and plans to major in English.
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Greenville High School head football coach George Richardson watches quarterback Kaleb Titus throw during practice on Wednesday. David W. Healy, Delta Democrat-Times, Copyright 2024.

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Coach Richardson's Hornets ready to soar
By DAVID W. HEALY
Thu,05/09/24-1:47PM , 3,742 Reads
One year into his position as the head coach of the Greenville High School Hornets, George Richardson is excited as ever.
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Greenville High team captain Jacob Turner helped his 4X800 Relay team break a school record Saturday at the MHSSA Class 5A State Track Meet.

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Improved Greenville Hornets make their mark at state track meet
By DAVID W. HEALY
Wed,05/08/24-1:36PM , 1,496 Reads
The Greenville High School boys and girls track teams have both concluded one of their best seasons in recent memory. After winning regionals and coming in second at North State, the Hornet girls finished with a fourth place finish at the MHSAA Class 5A State Track Meet in Pearl on Saturday.
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