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Enjoy fall and support your team Fall is around the corner, and that means it is time for fall sports, especially high school football. Last year was a major challenge for everyone, including athletes, their fans, their families, and the school faculty and coaches who support them. COVID-19 upended seasons and caused teams to forfeit games. The virus created a most unusual environment for schools and their supporters. Fast forward to this football, volleyball, and softball season. The virus numbers have been coming down all summer, and we have all breathed a collective sigh of relief, with the expectation that life could soon get back to normal, including life as we knew it on Friday nights in the South. With COVID numbers accelerating in the wrong direction, we can only pray
that seasons can continue without interruption, and our athletes will have the opportunity to complete their seasons without setbacks. The Copiah Monitor took a year off from the “Game Time” magazine last year due to the unknowns caused by the pandemic. Instead, we produced a fall-themed publication that wasn’t totally dedicated to sports. We are back this year and hope this issue provides insight into the players and expectations of your favorite teams. Fall sports are dominated by football, but there is also soccer, volleyball, and softball being played on local fields. We encourage you to refer to the schedules included in this magazine, pick some games, and go support your teams. Enjoy the social atmosphere, community, and plenty of stadium and tailgating food
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Hazlehurst expectations are high Expectations are high for the Hazlehurst High School Indians because of the experience they will have at the beginning of the season on both sides of the ball. Coach Damien Gary has nine starters returning, including the reigning district player of the year. The Indians’ skills positions will be led by Cameron Hawkins, a receiver and running back. He will be receiving the ball from Ashton Fair, a 6-foot, 3-inch sophomore quarterback who started last year as a freshman for the Indians. During the off season, Fair attended the Peyton Manning Camp and is described by Coach Gary as a big, physical kid who throws consistently and is also a running threat. Quatavius Stewart, a receiver who also plays defense for the Indians, is
last year’s player of the year. He has offers from Co-Lin and Hinds to play at the next level. Douglas Nelson, a 6-foot, 5-inch junior, is expected to have an impact as a receiver and free safety. Gary said the skills guys are the best group he has had since he’s been coaching at Hazlehurst in the size and speed department. The offensive line will be anchored by Jartavis Harris, a junior guard, and Eric Green, a senior tackle. On the defensive side of the ball, Jumarion Larry, who has already committed to play for Marshall University, will be an anchor of the defensive line. Cedric Sutton, a senior middle linebacker, will be the defensive captain of the team, Gary said. The defensive backs will be led by Zyrian Jackson.
Coach Gary expects this to be a breakout year for the Indians. They have moved from district 7A to 6A, and he expects the competition to be much stiffer, especially considering the district includes defending state champion Magee. The Indians will also have both of their rivals, Wesson and Crystal Springs, in the new district. Gary will be assisted by Defensive Coordinator Antonio Benson and Joel Sinclair, offensive and defensive line coach. Gary said he has a good group of coaches who are dedicated and motivated. After maneuvering through COVID last season, he is stressing to his players to play like every game could be their last. “Last season a lot of kids didn’t get to play their senior season,” Gary said.
During the summer Hazlehurst has taken players to camps at LSU, Memphis, USM, MSU, and Hinds. Gary feels that the exposure leads to expanded opportunities for the players and the program overall. The Indians finished the season at 6-4 last year and hopes to keep building. That mark is up from three wins in Gary’s first season here. Gary’s goal is to get back to the place where Hazlehurst dominates the district and is respected on the field. He has had 35 guys working out during the summer and expects 40-45 on the roster this fall.
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Colonels hope for playoffs this year Copiah Academy football hopes to build on last year’s 7-win season and move deeper into the playoffs this year. Coach Billy Wayne Hankins said his team is aligned with a new district this year and will face stiff competition from Natchez Cathedral and Oak Forest, two of the district’s frontrunners. In order to make it to the playoffs, the Colonels will have to get past Natchez and Oak Forest, as well as Jackson Prep and Silliman. Hankins said there are several areas where there is
little experience or depth on this year’s team, but others will be improved over last year’s squad. Kicking duties will be handled by Tanner Hollingsworth and punting by J.D. Weed. Hankins said separation of the duties will give the Colonels an edge, and he expected the squad to be better on coverage and returning. He has a number of kids on special teams who can make plays for the squad. He also expects his team to be better on defense with a new scheme in place. The linebacker and secondary are young and will gain experience on the fly. “Last year, we weren’t great at tackling and hope to be better this year,”Hankins said. On the offensive side of the ball, the Colonels
lost four players, two receivers, one lineman, and a quarterback, who are all now playing college ball and will be hard to replace. Hankins said he feels good about the offensive line. They are not big, but athletic. Wyatt Albright is a junior who will be filling the quarterback position for the first time. Hankins said he is a competitive player with a lot of skill, and he impressed the coaches over the summer. One of the coach’s concerns is a lack of depth at quarterback. There is no one really backing Albright up. Hankins said his best weapon this year is senior J.D. Weed, who accounted for over 1,000 yards of rushing last year. Hankins described him as the best rusher in the
league, a punishing runner who is bigger and stronger this year. On the line, Ethan Britt, CadenWhit,and Eddie Spears, all seniors, will help anchor. Hankins said they are not very big, but understand the game and are very athletic. The receiver corps includes Aidan Rogers and John Mackey Jenkins,a big,tall target for the quarterback. Both had great summers, Hankins said. On the defensive line, Devon McKinney and Nick Anderson are expected to anchor. Others expected to contribute this year are linebackerGarrettBeasleyand cornerback Paxton Cora, who Hankins said has good football awareness and always seems to be in the right spot. The Colonel coaching
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Wesson Cobras move up to 3A Region 6
By Justin Newman For the past two seasons, the Wesson Cobras have been 2A and have dominated their district going undefeated and being district champs in 2019 and 2020. Last school year was a reclassification year in which enrollment numbers are counted for all schools statewide, and some schools change regions and/or classifications. The Wesson Cobras faced reclassification
and will make the jump from 2A Region 7 up to 3A Region 6. The Cobras will be placed in a district with Crystal Springs, Hazlehurst, Magee, McLaurin, and Raleigh. This will be no easy task for the Cobras as they lost a lot of key players from last season to graduation, such as Antrelle Sims who signed with Gulf Coast Community College, Jason Edwards, Nic Edwards, Terrance Haley, Orlando Smith, Preston Lee, and Anterio Miller. The Cobras are ready for the challenge though. Head Coach Jeremy Loy said, “We have had a good offseason, and summer workouts have gone really well. Our goal is to win another district championship and put ourselves in the playoffs. We are going to be in a very
competitive district, and we look forward to that. It will take great effort every Friday night to accomplish our goals, but our guys are looking forward to it.” Wesson has two all-state team players returning in senior linebacker Collin McGowan and junior quarterback Will Loy. These two guys will be the leaders for the Cobras this year on the field and in the locker room. The Cobras are hoping for big things out of junior WR/CB Tarayvian Miller on both sides of the ball. Another name to look for this year is Lucas McCree at LB. The offensive line is returning tons of experience in Sebron Smith, Jesse Brewer, Jaylon Suttles,
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Tigers ready to compete in new region
The Crystal Springs High School Tigers will compete in a newly-aligned district that is heavy with Copiah County teams, and their coach says they are ready for the challenge. Head Coach Tim McNair says he has good talent in skill positions. The team is expecting strong leadership from Trevion Williams,
a Dandy Dozen choice who has committed to play college ball at Florida State. He plays quarterback and linebacker for the Tigers. The Tigers have a strong running back corps led by Johnnie Daniels, a senior who contributed along with Williams to last year’s 3A playoff appearance. One area that McNair is trying to sort out is inexperience on the offensive line. McNair expects his linemen to step up to the task of protecting the quarterback as he looks for receivers the coach calls young but talented. Those receivers include freshman Xavier Buie, Johntario Haley, Marquavion Pendleton, and Za’Bauri Chandler.
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Defensively, McNair expects his squad to be strong up front with seven returning starters. Offensive tackle Luther Williams brings a wealth of experience and skill to the defense, and is expected to be a major factor in the defensive leadership. For any plays that make it past the line, Johnnie Daniels is expected to lead the secondary in containing. The new division includes Crystal Springs, Hazlehurst, Wesson, Magee, McLaurin, and Raleigh. The Tigers are coached by Ricky Taylor, defensive coordinator; Josiah Lee, receivers coach; James McIntosh, offensive line coach; and Kenneth Coleman, quarterbacks and running backs coach.
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Experience is key to Wolves’ success in 2021
After a shortened sixgame South Division only schedule turned into a threegame season in 2020 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the Co-Lin Wolves are looking forward to getting back to normal for the 2021 season. After going 2-1 in the three-game stretch of 2020, the Wolves will have a full nine-game schedule for this upcoming season, including games against both North and South division opponents in the Mississippi Association of Community College Conference (MACCC). Head
Coach Glenn Davis is in his 18th season leading the Wolves, extending his time as the longest-serving head coach in both Co-Lin history and the MACCC. Coach Davis is optimistic with the expectations for the season but knows that his group still faces a variety of potential challenges. “Every year, we feel like we should be able to compete for the South Division title and try to get ourselves into position to be in the state championship game,” stated Davis. “We are hoping to be able to play all of our games this season, but it is tough in the wake of the ongoing pandemic. We have several of our guys that have been vaccinated, and we continue to tell our guys that the more games we play, then the more
film those players will have for recruiting purposes.” Wolfpack fans will hear several familiar names this season as many players have returned from the 2020 team, including a slew of sophomores returning for a third year due to not losing eligibility from last season. Coach Davis believes that the amount of experience and depth his team has will help propel them to success in the upcoming season. “From a leadership standpoint, it is a really big boost for our team because those guys have been through the grind for two seasons, and they know what we as a staff are expecting out of the team,” said Davis. “You can also see their maturity out on the field during practices when they are talking to
teammates about certain things, and their maturity also helps in their on-thefield play during games.” “Offensive line-wise, I think Jalen Armstrong (Calhoun City) will be big for us. This will be his third season with us, and he turned down an offer to stay with us, and we are excited to have him back,” added Davis. “Paul Hargrave (Natchez) is another player that we expect big things for this season. He took a redshirt his first season with us and then started last year. Having that experience in the quarterback position is invaluable because you have a guy that has been through the battles of a season already.” “Jalen Campbell (Winona) is a guy on the defensive side of the ball that I could see
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the difference in leadershipwise over the summer,” said Davis. “I think that has been a tremendous improvement for him, and it will be a boost for the defense this season.” In addition to the return of Hargrave, the Wolves will have multiple impact players returning this season who have Coach Davis and the staff excited about their potential. “Erick Rogers (Shannon) is the leader of our receivers, and he is one of the guys that has already put in two seasons for us. Everybody in that group looks to him for guidance and advice,” stated Davis. “Tyquan Henderson (Canton) looked great in the three games for us last season, and we are really counting on him to continue that this season. I think he is one of the better receivers in the league because he has range, runs routes well, and makes tremendous catches for our team.” “Dontavius Turner (Magnolia) is another speedster for us that has made some big strides over the summer and has gained more confidence in his abilities,” added Davis. “Drexlan Allen (Hattiesburg) at running back will be big for us because he is a guy that has been in our system and understands our protections. He has really taken a strong leadership role for the offense.” On the defensive side of the ball, the Wolves also feature many returning starters in addition to Campbell. “Lamarcus Faulkner (Oxford) on the defensive line is coming back from injury, but I have seen signs of him this summer of his maturity level increasing and that will be big for us,” said Davis. “Malik Jones is a player that started at receiver for us, but we have moved to cornerback, and we have seen a great
increase in his maturity level, too.” Special teams will also feature a key impact player for the Wolves as two-year starter Bryce Lofton (Sand Hill) is back for a third year and has been named a Preseason First Team AllAmerican by JCGridiron. “It is nice having, what I thought was the best punter and kicker in the league coming back for us. We have to shore up our long snapping game for him, but him being back and getting another year under his belt will make him even more important for us,” stated Davis. “Having Bryce back for us is extremely important because he is a guy that can go out there and punt the ball 40-45 yards anywhere on the field, and then he can also be automatic in the kicking game with field goals and extra points.” The Wolves face a tough schedule in the 2021 season as the team opens with back-to-back road trips to Northwest Mississippi Community College on Sept. 2, and Itawamba Community College on Sept. 9. Then, the Wolves will start South Division play with a home game against Southwest Mississippi Community College on Sept. 16. The 2021 schedule also features home games against Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, East Mississippi Community College, and Jones College. However, Coach Davis understands the task and challenge that his team is facing this season.
“It is a really tough schedule and probably the toughest schedule that any South Division team has this year,” Davis said. “Anytime you start with Northwest and Itawamba, which are two of the top teams in the state, along with East Mississippi being another top team. We are going to have to play well and get off to a good start because it is always easier in this league when you are able to win early.” “Northwest, Jones, East Mississippi, and Gulf Coast are all teams that have had
a lot of success over the last few years, and we feel like we are right there in this group, too,” added Davis. “We will be able to find out where we stand and how good we are as a football team in those first two games and then turn our attention to South Division play right after that. We have to find a way to come out strong early and give ourselves a chance to have a great season at the end of the year.” The Wolves are excited to get back to a normal season for 2021 and are excited about the opportunities that will be present throughout. Co-Lin is ready to write a new chapter in the storied tradition and legacy of excellence on the football field and will kick off the season on Thursday, Sept. 2 on the road at Northwest Mississippi Community College.
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Rally the crowd with a masterful game day menu Scoring big on game day requires championship-level meals and snacks that keep the crowd full and ready for action. You can take your tailgate to the house with these baked dishes that help simplify tailgating so you can focus on the big screen. From a salsa-based dip and chicken wings to kick off
the party to sweet brownies for celebrating victory, each of these recipes call for less than an hour in the kitchen. Clock management is key to tackling a tailgate spread, making these delicious dishes the perfect play calls on game day. Just Wing It Skip the silverware at
your next homegate and dive right in with a fan favorite that requires just your hands and a heap of napkins: wings. Whether you pick through your pieces or clean each wing to the bone, these Game Day Chicken Wings are perfect for eaters of all types. A simple flour-based coating keeps the recipe easy
to make and baking in the oven means you can skip the messy fryer or firing up the grill. Cook until crispy then corral your party’s favorite dipping sauces from ranch and blue cheese to barbecue and more. Once your spread is served, it’s time to sit back and enjoy the game.
Game Day Chicken Wings Total time: 50 minutes • Servings: 4 1/2 cup butter, cubed 1/3 cup flour 2 teaspoons paprika 1 teaspoon garlic powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon black pepper 10 chicken wingettes, thawed Dipping sauces (optional) Fresh parsley (optional) Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Line baking sheet with foil.Arrange butter cubes on foil.
In medium bowl, combine flour, paprika, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Coat both sides of wings in flour mixture then evenly space among butter cubes on baking sheet. Bake wings 30 minutes. Turn wings over and bake 15 minutes, or until crispy and fully cooked. Serve with dipping sauces and sprinkle with fresh parsley, if desired.
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Recipe courtesy of chef George Duran Servings: 6-8
Nonstick cooking spray 1 tablespoon vegetable oil 1 pound ground beef 1 package taco seasoning mix 8 ounces cream cheese, at room temperature 1/2 cup sour cream 1 cup Fresh Cravings Chunky Salsa, Plus additional for topping 1 cup grated mozzarella 1/2 cup blended Mexican cheese Sliced jalapeno (optional) Sliced black olives (optional) Green onions (optional) Tortilla chips Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray 8-by-8-inch glass pan or large souffle dish with nonstick cooking spray; set aside. In large saute pan, heat oil over medium-high heat and add ground beef, breaking up with flat wooden spatula, until fully cooked. Sprinkle taco seasoning throughout beef and combine. Place warm beef mixture in large bowl and add cream cheese, sour cream, 1 cup salsa, and mozzarella. Mix well until combined, and pour into prepared pan. Top with blended cheese and sliced jalapeno, black olives, and green onions, if desired. Bake until fully warmed and cheese is melted, 30-35 minutes. Top with small spoonfuls of salsa. Serve with tortilla chips.
Score Big with a Salsa-Based Dip Whether your game day celebrations call for a fullblown parking lot party or tailgating with your closest friends, the nibbles and noshes you serve set the stage. Building your menu with crowd-pleasing classics - including one tried-andtrue favorite that offers a fresh, veggie-forward taste: chilled salsa - makes your guests cheer for more than just the home team. Healthy game day snacks are important to almost half (48%) of tailgaters, and 18% said they’d consider leaving a party if salsa wasn’t served, according to the “Game Day Eats Report” survey from refrigerated salsa brand Fresh Cravings. With its low calorie count packed with high flavor, salsa supports health-conscious goals. Made
with ingredients like fresh tomatoes, crisp vegetables, zesty peppers, and more, the authentic taste of chilled salsa is a universal favorite among fans. With a belief that plantbased foods should contain wholesome ingredients and bold flavors worth celebrating, Fresh Cravings refrigerated salsas are available in the produce section, next to dressings and dips, in restaurant-style or chunky mild, medium, and hot varieties. Chilled salsa is an affordable and vibranttasting alternative to jarred salsa, making it a key ingredient in this Mexican Pizza Dip from celebrity chef George Duran. It’s a simple crowd-pleaser you can make in less than an hour, leaving more time for pregame festivities.
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Cap Off Game Day with an All-Star Combo Pregame festivities call for salty snacks and meaty morsels, but halftime eating and postgame celebrations are perfect for sweet treats. You can sweeten up your tailgate or homegate with a shareable option like Marbled Peanut Butter Chocolate Brownies made with Domino Golden Sugar, which is made from pure cane sugar and dissolves and measures cup for cup just like white granulated sugar without compromising performance or taste. Featuring an undefeated combination of peanut butter and chocolate, this dessert is ideal for baking a day ahead so you can manage the clock on game day.
Marbled Peanut Butter Chocolate Brownies Prep time: 25 minutes • Cook time: 20 minutes • Yield: 24 brownies Heat oven to 350 degrees F. To make chocolate brownies: In medium saucepot over low heat, melt butter and chocolate. Remove pot from heat; stir in sugar and vanilla until blended. In small mixing bowl, whisk eggs until frothy then stir into chocolate mixture. Chocolate Brownies: 1/2 cup (1/4 pound) butter 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate, chopped 1 cup Domino Golden Sugar 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 eggs 1/2 cup all-purpose flour Peanut Butter Marble: 1/4 cup natural (no added sugar) peanut butter 4 tablespoons butter, softened 1/2 cup Domino Golden Sugar 1 egg 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
Sift flour into batter, and stir just until smooth. Pour batter into prepared pan, smoothing to edges. To make peanut butter marble: In mixing bowl, cream peanut butter, butter, and sugar.Add egg and vanilla; beat just until blended. In separate bowl,sift or whisk flour and baking powder,then stir into batter just until combined. Carefully spread peanut butter marble over chocolate batter. Use knife to swirl batters together, first horizontally then diagonally. Bake 20 minutes, or until toothpick inserted in center comes out almost clean. Cool completely on wire rack before cutting. Top with powdered sugar, if desired, before serving.
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Prehab, rehab, and wellness – full spectrum treatment for athletes of all ages and stages By Katie Walker, DPT Maybe it was an unsuspecting pivot in the middle of the game or one pitch too many with a tired arm. Or maybe it was just a hard hit under the Friday Night Lights. But it could have been training a little too fast for your first 5K race or spending a weekend painting your house. It could be just a slight twist while cleaning boxes out of the garage. Regardless of how it happens, everyone will experience pain and injury at some point. Whether you’re a high school athlete, a weekend warrior, or a lover of recreational sports, any movement of the body carries the risk of injury. However, injuries do not have to sideline you forever. Through high quality, evidence-based, and patient-centered rehabilitative care, athletes at all ages and stages may be able to return to a pain-free active lifestyle. Sports injuries can occur anywhere in the body–literally from head to toe. “Knee injuries are the most common complaint at our clinic, but we also routinely see injuries to the shoulders, back, and ankles as well,” says Cameron Newell, L/PTA, who is the director of Rehab Services
at Copiah County Medical Center. Most injuries occur in sports because of overuse, structural abnormalities, direct contact such as falls or collisions, or insufficient conditioning for the specific demands of the sport. Unfortunately, most people who are referred to physical or occupational therapy have already suffered an injury, had surgery, or are in severe pain. For younger athletes, our rehabilitation team encourages parents to request a therapy prescription at the first sign of discomfort or weakness. In many cases, seeing a PT or OT can not only help recover faster after an injury, but can also address muscular imbalances and teach proper body mechanics to prevent further injury. This advice also holds true for adults who enjoy recreational sports and physical activities. Our team often works with individuals who desire “prehab” to possibly avoid surgery or further injury to achy joints. But Newell also encourages those who do need surgery to pursue physical and/or occupational therapy beforehand as they may help improve post-surgical outcomes and promote a fast-
er recovery. And even when you’ve graduated from therapy and returned to activity, we can also provide an appropriate home exercise program to promote continued progress at home. At our clinic, we aren’t just trying to get our patients back onto the field or court–we also want them to safely return to their favorite community activities. Just because someone suffered a knee injury or a nagging back ache in the past doesn’t mean he can’t return to activity now. We love seeing those who used to only reminisce about their glory days of playing sports return to chasing their children and grandchildren around in the yard. We’re only given one body,
and it’s our responsibility to both care for and steward it well. Don’t be afraid to ask your healthcare provider for a referral to physical or occupational therapy. We treat the full gamut of a person’s active life through preventive care, rehabilitation, and wellness to keep you moving pain-free. CCMC Outpatient Rehab Services would love to be your first choice for any therapy needs–we individualize your care based on your needs and personal goals. CCMC Outpatient Rehab Services offers physical, occupational, and speech therapy services and is located at 529 Lake Street in Hazlehurst, in front of Walmart. For more information, please call 601574-7388.
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