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Fall Sports Media Guide

INTRODUCTION

VOLLEYBALL

Table of Contents_____________________________ 2

2026 Schedule______________________________ 89

Quick Facts__________________________________ 3

Head Coach Brenda Mayes____________________ 90

Letter from the President_______________________ 4

Assistant Coach Jake Hannon___________________91

Board of Trustees_____________________________ 5

2026 Roster________________________________ 92

ATHLETIC STAFF

Record Book_______________________________ 95

Athletic Director Kent Farris____________________ 6

All-MACCC Selections________________________ 96

Cheer Coach Chasity Moore____________________ 8

Season Preview______________________________ 97

Support Staff________________________________ 9 Head Coach Greg Davis________________________10

All-Time Results_____________________________ 94

GOLF

Defensive Coordinator Sean Cannon______________ 12

2026 Schedule______________________________ 99

Offensive Coordinator Steadman Campbell________14

Women’s Golf Coach Leigh Treloar_____________ 100

Wide Receivers Coach Cole Rotenberry___________16

Women’s Roster_____________________________102

Defensive Backs Coach Cedric Shell______________ 18

Season Preview _____________________________103

Defensive Line Coach Trevor Stigers_____________ 20

Andie Kate National Tournament_______________ 104

Running Backs Coach Dallas Payne_______________ 21

Women’s Golf Academic National Champs________105

FOOTBALL HISTORY

Men’s Golf Coach Derek DeVaughn_____________ 106 Men’s Golf Assistant Coach Craig Lauderdale_____107

Sports Information Procedures_________________ 22

Men’s Roster_______________________________ 108

History of “Tigers”/Area Coaches_______________ 23

Men’s Season Preview_______________________ 109

2025 Season Stats___________________________ 24 2025 Game Recaps__________________________ 26

CROSS COUNTRY

2025 MACCC All-Conference___________________ 36

2026 Schedule_______________________________111

2025 Season Photos__________________________ 38

Men’s Roster________________________________ 112

Homecoming Results_________________________ 40

Women’s Roster_____________________________ 113

All-Time Coaches_____________________________41

Cross Country Coach Aaron Hight______________ 114

Year-by-Year Results__________________________ 42

Season Preview______________________________ 115

Opponent Series_____________________________ 46 All-Time Letter Winners_______________________ 50

AWARDS & ACCOLADES Tiger Award Winners_________________________ 116

FOOTBALL RECORD BOOK

NEMCC Sports Hall of Fame___________________ 118

Season Records_____________________________ 56

NJCAA/MACCC All-Academic Awards___________120

Individual/Team Records______________________ 58

CSC Academic All District_____________________124

All-Americans_______________________________ 62

MACCC Academic Teams of the Year____________ 125

Tigers in the Pros____________________________ 65 Four Year Signees____________________________ 66

YEAR-IN-REVIEW

2005 Reunion_______________________________ 76

TigerTown Sports Podcast_____________________126

Accomplishments____________________________ 77

Athletics Year-In-Review______________________ 127

SEASON PREVIEW

All-Decade Team____________________________ 128

Tiger Stadium_______________________________ 78

TIGER SPIRIT

Season Preview______________________________ 80

Cheer Team Roster___________________________ 132

2026 Roster________________________________ 82

Band Roster________________________________134

Meet the Tigers______________________________ 83

MACCC Master Schedule______________________136

Geographical Roster__________________________ 85 Breakdown of Opponents_____________________ 86

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GENERAL INFORMATION

ATHLETIC OFFICES

Location___________________ Booneville, Mississippi

ADMINISTRATION

Founded_________________________________ 1948 Colors_____________________________ Black & Gold

Athletic Director______________________ Kent Farris Assistant Athletic Director____________ Brenda Mayes

BASEBALL

Mascot___________________________________ Tiger

Head Coach_____________________ Richy Harrelson Assistant Coach____________________ Ryan Wesson Volunteer Assistant Coach______ Christian Richardson

President_______________________ Dr. Ricky G. Ford

CHEER

Stadium___________________________ Tiger Stadium Capacity_________________________________5,200 Arena____________________ Bonner Arnold Coliseum Capacity________________________________ 3,000 Conference Affiliation_____________________ MACCC National Affiliation_______________________ NJCAA

Head Coach______________________ Chasity Moore Assistant Coach___________________ Kameron Talley

MEN’S/WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

Head Coach________________________ Aaron Hight

FOOTBALL

Head Coach_________________________ Greg Davis Defensive Coordinator_______________ Sean Cannon Offensive Coordinator__________Steadman Campbell Defensive Backs_____________________ Cedric Shell Wide Receivers___________________ Cole Rotenberry Defensive Line_____________________ Trevor Stigers Tight Ends/Running Backs Coach_______ Dallas Payne

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Head Coach________________________ Cord Wright Assistant Coach___________________ Andre Stringer Volunteer Assistant Coach____________ Denny Wright

MEN’S GOLF

Head Coach____________________ Derek DeVaughn Assistant Coach_________________ Craig Lauderdale

SOFTBALL

CREDITS

The 2026 Northeast Mississippi Community College Fall Sports Media Guide was produced in the Public Information Office under the direction of Associate Vice President of Public Information Tony Finch, Sports Information Director Blake Long, and Sports Information Specialist Ryan Moreland. Photographs were provided by Public Information Specialist Michael H. Miller, JUCOWeekly, Baylor University, University of Alabama, Indiana University, Mississippi State University, University of Mississippi, University of Missouri, Henderson State University, Coastal Carolina University, Concord University, Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys, Jacksonville Jaguars, Green Bay Packers, and the Houston Texans. Layout and design was handled by Graphic Designer Raleigh Downs and Athletics Content Creator Jay Daubenberger.

Head Coach__________________________Jody Long Assistant Coach____________________Harley Reeder Volunteer Assistant Coach___________Bobby Robbins

SPORTS INFORMATION

Sports Information Director_____________ Blake Long Sports Information Specialist_________ Ryan Moreland Athletic Content Creator_________ Jay Daubenberger

SPORTS MEDICINE

Head Athletic Trainer_________________ Anna Bolton Assistant Athletic Trainer____________ Danielle Ashley Assistant Athletic Trainer____________ Caden Mitchell

STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER

Student-Athlete Success Coach________ Bradi Ingram Student-Athlete Success Coach_________ Erica Miller Student-Athlete Success Coach________Leigh Treloar

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Head Coach_____________________ Brian Middleton Assistant Coach___________________ Tatyana Lofton

WOMEN’S GOLF

Head Coach________________________Leigh Treloar

VOLLEYBALL

Head Coach_______________________ Brenda Mayes Assistant Coach_____________________Jake Hannon

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

FROM THE DESK OF

President Ford Students, Fans, Alumni,

On behalf of Northeast Mississippi Community College, welcome to the greatest institution in the United States! Here at NEMCC, we have a tradition in all sports of exhibiting not only a championship atmosphere, but one of class, integrity, and professionalism. We are proud of the student/athletes that have chosen to attend Northeast. We are thankful each of you have chosen to attend this athletic event. While our students are here, our goal is to provide opportunities of personal growth through cutting edge instruction in the classroom and athletic programs. Northeast recognizes that its primary commitment is to the education of our student-athlete. Northeast was recognized as an Apple Distinguished School. Receiving this coveted honor exhibits to the world our commitment to cutting edge technology within our instructional process. I hope you will have time prior to or after this athletic event to walk or drive around our campus and get a small glance at what we have to offer. You are welcome to visit anytime with our students, faculty, and staff. We are happy to have each of you as part of the Northeast family. Please feel free to contact me should the need ever arise. As you leave campus after this event, we wish you the very best and safe travels. Sincerely,

Dr. Ricky G. Ford, Northeast Mississippi Community College President

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

INTRODUCTION

Board of Trustees Chairman

Vice-Chairman

Tenure of Service: 2001 Union County Businessman

Tenure of Service: 2014 Tishomingo County Superintendent of Education

Vance Witt

Christie Holly

Secretary

Kathy Shappley Tenure of Service: 2016 Tippah County Retired Educator

John Anderson

Ken Basil

Larry Greene

Douglas Jackson

Tenure of Service: 2016 Alcorn County Educator

Tenure of Service: 2007 Union County Retired Educator

Tenure of Service: 2022 Tishomingo County Retired Educator

Tenure of Service:1995 Tippah County Retired Educator

Larry Mitchell

Katie Moreland

Sam McCoy

Tenure of Service: 1988 Prentiss County Businessman

Tenure of Service: 2016 Alcorn County Retired Educator

Matt Murphy

Bubba Pounds

Tenure of Service: 2024 Prentiss County Businessman

Tenure of Service: 2020 Prentiss County Chancery Clerk

Lonnie Murphy

Tenure of Service: 2020 Prentiss County Educator

Tenure of Service: 2020 Prentiss County Retired Educator

Brandon Quinn

Luzene Triplett

Tenure of Service: 2026 Alcorn County Member at Large

Tenure of Service: 2002 Prentiss County Retired Educator

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KENT FARRIS AT H LE TIC DI R EC TOR

Kent Farris took over as Northeast Mississippi

College’s

The Tigers were placed among the

athletic director during the 2015 fall

country’s elite units by the NJCAA on

semester.

more than one instance under Farris,

His

Community

campaigns at the helm.

responsibilities

include

overseeing the day-to-day operations

including a No. 19 ranking during the poll period from March 11-24, 2014.

of an athletic department that features

His squads qualified for the playoffs

10 sports that are sanctioned by

six times since he joined the Tigers

the National Junior College Athletic

prior to the 2007 campaign. Farris

Association (NJCAA) after the start

brought

of women’s golf as of the fall of 2025.

to the City of Hospitality when

postseason

action

back

He is the eighth listed athletic

Northeast finished as the division

director and is the latest in a legendary

runner-up in 2009 with a 33-14 mark

A total of 59 athletes that starred

lineage of gentlemen to serve in this

and welcomed Jones College for a

under the watch of Farris committed

capacity, including NJCAA Hall of

best-of-three series.

to play at four-year universities at the

Famers Bonner Arnold, Ricky Ford and W.B. “Bill” Ward. The 2025-26 academic year was

Farris guided the Tigers to their

NCAA Division I, II, III and NAIA levels.

first division championship since 1992

He also instructed Northeast Sports

four years later. Northeast edged rival

Hall of Famers Brandon Farley, Chase

full of success, as is the norm at

Northwest

Porch and Will Robertson.

Northeast, with eight sports that

College for the title and later took its

Three men that started for Farris at

reached the postseason. That does

opening round playoff meeting with

Northeast reached the professional

not include individual entries into the

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community

ranks. Phillip Chapman signed with the

golf national championships by Olof

College.

Minnesota Twins, Farley was drafted

Behle and Andie Kate Ramey. Northeast records

for

nearly the

broke

Community

The Tigers continued to rewrite

in the 33rd round of the Major League

school

their record books in 2014 when they

Baseball (MLB) First-Year Player Draft

Academic

received the privilege of hosting

by San Francisco and Porch inked with

All-MACCC (107) and NJCAA All-

the double elimination Mississippi

three separate organizations in the

Academic

independent American Association.

(59)

most

Mississippi

The

Association of Community Colleges

women’s golf program was recognized

recipients.

Conference (MACCC) Tournament for

He also made sure his student-

as academic national champions while

the first time under its format at that

athletes focused on their studies

women’s cross country was runner-up

time.

in the classroom. The Tigers were

for this prestigious award.

the

selected as a NJCAA All-Academic

The Corinth native cemented his

bleachers at Harold T. White Field for

Around

Team for two straight seasons while

legacy at Northeast as one of the

seven games over a three-day period.

eight

greatest coaches in the history of

Farris’ ballclub faced eventual state

scholastic awards as well.

its baseball program. Farris left the

champion Jones and East Central

Farris replaced another Northeast

Tigers as their second winningest

Community College before ending

Sports Hall of Famer in Ray Scott when

headman with 212 victories in nine

the campaign with a 27-20 mark.

he accepted the position at Northeast

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1,250

fans

packed

players

captured

individual

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from Columbus, where he

Lions to the Gulf South

spent two seasons as head

Conference

coach.

for the first time in its

The an

Falcons

18-11

mark

(GSC)

title

recorded

history in 1984. That club

2006

also concluded the NCAA

and hosted a first round

Division II South Central

playoff series for the first

Region as the runner-up

time

and featured five men that

after

claiming

Mississippi

High

Activities (MHSAA)

the

School

inked pro deals.

Association Division

Farris

2-5A

has

been

member of the American

championship.

Baseball

Coaches

During his tenure with the

Association (ABCA), the

Falcons, five players signed

Crossroads Diamond Club,

college scholarships and

the Mississippi Association

two athletes participated

in the Crossroads Diamond

Mississippi Association of

Club

Professional

All-Star

Game

Coaches

(MAC),

the

Educators

Jackson. Farris was named

and was a co-founder of

The Commercial Dispatch

the Northeast Mississippi

Coach of the Year in 2006.

Coaches

Farris was the headman

for

at Caledonia High School New

He was chosen to coach

Hope

in the Crossroads Diamond

High School from 1996-

Club All-Star Game in 1989

2002. He was part of two

and the NEMCABB All-Star

state championship teams

Game at Corinth’s Jesse

with the Trojans and one

Bynum Field twice in 1992

of three Mississippi prep

and

2002.

squads all-time to end a

Team

Mississippi

season without a loss when

Junior Sunbelt Classic from

his unit went 43-0 in 1996.

1979-99 and in 2001.

His

Baseball

(NEMCABB).

for three seasons and an assistant

Association

Better

most

extensive

assisted in

the

Farris earned Bachelor’s

head coaching experience

and

on the prep stage came

from North Alabama. He

High

has one son, Keaton, and

School, where he was its

is happily married to his

Alcorn

Central

commander from 1984-95. 7 ledger while with the Golden Bears. Alcorn

Central

degrees

wife, Joye, who was the

Farris compiled a 265-162Farris’

Master’s

teams

Coach of the Year in 1988 after guiding

administrative assistant to

the Golden Bears to the MHSAA Class

the vice president of student services

3A state title.

at Northeast prior to her retirement.

qualified for the playoffs on four

He started his career as an assistant

occasions. He was tabbed as the

at the University of North Alabama

Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

from 1983-84 and helped lead the

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CHASITY MOORE C H EER LE ADI NG C OAC H

Chasity Moore, who has more than a

decade

experience

The

Belmont

native

began

her

teaching

professional career in 2004 as a family

advanced tumbling and stunts, was

and consumer science educator at

selected as the head coach of the

Tishomingo

Northeast

variety of classes including nutrition and

Mississippi

Community

College cheerleading squad in 2015.

County.

She

taught

wellness and comprehensive health.

She is now in her 12th year of directing

Moore spent the next nine years with

the Tigers’ cheerleaders, who appear

the Braves alongside fellow instructor

at basketball, football and volleyball

Beth James and immediately led them

contests. They also spread school spirit

to great successes. Tishomingo County

at pep rallies and other special activities

placed among the top three squads in

around campus during each academic

the MHSAA Class 4A-6A non-tumble

year.

competition for eight consecutive years. from

The Braves edged Cleveland High

Tishomingo County High School, where

Moore

came

Northeast

School for their inaugural state title

she trained three Mississippi High

in 2010 at the historic Mississippi

School Activities Association (MHSAA)

Coliseum. Tishomingo County returned

state championship teams over a five-

from Jackson as champions twice more

year period.

during Moore’s tenure in 2012 and 2014.

She was initially indoctrinated into

She guided the Braves to prosperity

the sport while attending Belmont

on the national stage as well. Tishomingo

High School. She earned a spot on the

County

Cardinals’ roster during each of her four

Cheerleaders Association (UCA) Mid-

years and twice received All-American

South Regional and finished second at

honors from the National Cheerleaders

the same event one season later.

Association (NCA).

won

the

2013

Universal

Moore and the Braves traveled to

She continued her career at Northeast

Orlando, Fla., in 2015 to participate

as a Tiger Dancer and pom squad

in the UCA National High School

member. Moore took center stage

Cheerleading Championship at the Walt

with the Showband from Tigerland for

Disney World Resort and ranked an

pregame and halftime performances at

outstanding 17th in the medium varsity

football games plus select events such

non-tumble division.

as area Christmas parades.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree from the Mississippi University for Women

Moore is a member of the Mississippi

and a Master’s degree from Mississippi

Moore also served as an assistant in

Association of Coaches (MAC) and

State University. Moore is married

the recruitment office during her time

is safety certified nationally by the

to Kirk and the couple has one son,

as an undergrad at Northeast and aided

American Association of Cheerleading

Jackson, who is a sophomore on the

in campus tours and special events for

Coaches and Administrators (AACCA).

Northeast baseball team.

prospective students.

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FOOTBALL STAFF

Athletics Support Staff SPORTS INFORMATION

Blake Long

Sports Information Director

Ryan Moreland

Sports Information Specialist

Jay Daubenberger Athletic Content Creator

NEMCCTV

Jody Presley

The “Voice” of the Tigers

Carter Smith

The “Voice” of the Tigers

SPORTS MEDICINE

Anna Bolton

Danielle Ashley

Head Athletic Trainer

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Caden Mitchell

Assistant Athletic Trainer

SUCCESS COACHES

Bradi Ingram

Student-Athlete Success Coach

Erica Miller

Student-Athlete Success Coach

Leigh Treloar

Student-Athlete Success Coach

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GREG DAVIS H E AD C OAC H

Greg Davis is the second longest

with a 5-1 record.

tenured and second winningest head

Northeast was awarded with a national

coach in the history of the Northeast

ranking of No. 13 from JCGridiron at the

Mississippi Community College football

conclusion of the 2020-21 academic

program.

year. It was the second final top 15 rating

Davis, who trails only multi-time hall of famer W.B. “Bill” Ward in both those

for the Tigers under Davis with the first coming in 2016.

categories, was selected as Northeast’s

The Tigers tied for the most individual

14th headman in 2015. He begins his

All-MACCC recipients that season with

15th year overall on the Tigers’ staff in

14. Northeast also garnered seven Fall

2026.

All-America honorees from JCGridiron,

Northeast

has

posted

winning

including defensive backs Keyshawn

seasons in four of the last five years.

Cobb,

Tony

the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft

The Tigers went 6-3 and finished at

Washington; defensive linemen Jamal

by the Cowboys. He was the fifth draft

No. 19 in the final national ranking from

Ellis and Cedric Hillsman; offensive

pick in school history and the first since

JCGridiron during the 2024 campaign

lineman Will Derico; quarterback Kevin

Michael Boireau in 2000.

then followed that up with a 5-4 record

Hurley and linebacker Jamarcus Smith.

Williams became one of the most

The aforementioned 2016 campaign

decorated athletes in school history

in 2025.

Deantre

Prince

and

The Tigers boasted the top tackler

was just as special. The Tigers went

after

in the country in 2023 in Keaton

6-3, including a sweep of its opponents

Player of the Year honors in 2018.

Thomas, who was a consensus first-

from the MACCC South Division, and

He accumulated 75 takedowns, 28.5

team All-American and signed with

ascended into the top 10 of the NJCAA

tackles for loss and 17.5 sacks during his

Baylor (Texas) University. CJ Barney,

poll.

sophomore campaign with the Tigers.

Jermaine Ray, RJ Whitehead and Jalik

Nine of Davis’ former Tigers have professional

contracts.

receiving

NJCAA

Defensive

More than 100 Northeast standouts

Yancey joined Thomas as JCGridiron

signed

That

have advanced to the four-year level

All-Americans.

includes seven – Joe Horn, Jr., of the

since Davis took command of the

Triston Newson led a defensive unit

Baltimore Ravens, Xavier Malone of

program, including Power Four signees

in 2022 that allowed the fewest yards

the Atlanta Falcons, Antonio Moultrie

Reginald Hughes, Brenden Williams,

per game in the state. The University

of the Green Bay Packers, Daniel Ross

Williams and Prince to the University of

of Missouri signee obtained National

and Prince of the Jacksonville Jaguars,

Mississippi (Ole Miss); Ethan Smart to

Junior College Athletic Association

Anthony Rush of the Tennessee Titans

Purdue (Ind.) University and Andison

(NJCAA) honors with more than 100

and Sam Williams of the Dallas Cowboys

Coby to Indiana University.

tackles.

– in the National Football League (NFL).

Northeast

has

also

placed

The Tigers pieced together one of

Prince is Northeast’s most recent NFL

emphasis on academics with Davis at

their best seasons ever in 2020 by

Draft Selection. The lockdown corner

the helm. The Tigers have boasted seven

claiming the Mississippi Association

was taken in the fifth round with pick

College Sports Communicators (CSC)

of Community Colleges Conference

number 153 by the Jaguars in 2024.

Academic All-America® selections over

(MACCC) North Division runner-up spot

Williams was the 56th overall pick in

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a period of four years, including Guy

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Gillespie, Ben Mauney, Carter

Iowa

Putt, Barney, Thomas and

becoming a Peacock, Davis

Smith twice.

was the offensive line coach

The Tigers have received 126

Academic

and

All-MACCC

University.

strength

Before

coordinator

at Muskogee, Okla., based

accolades in Davis’ 11 seasons.

Bacone College.

Northeast has also secured 52

began

his

coaching

NJCAA Academic Student-

career at Stephen F. Austin

Athlete

that

State (Texas) University. Davis

same span, including two-

Awards

then moved to Independence

time winners Carson Banks,

(Kan.)

Tommy Branyan, John Daniel

where he served in multiple

Deaton,

Cameron

College

roles, including assistant head

Moore, Cedrick Wilder, Jr.,

coach, run game coordinator

Barney,

and offensive line coach.

Gillespie,

Dill,

Community

Mauney,

Putt and Smith.

He starred on the gridiron

Davis made his way to

at Texas Christian University

Booneville in 2012 after serving

(TCU)

at Kentucky State University

Davis

participated

for two years. As the assistant

1994 Independence Bowl and

head

coach,

the

mid-1990s. in

the

offensive

was named to the 1998 All-

coordinator and offensive line

Sun Bowl Team after guiding

coach for the Thorobreds, he

the Horned Frogs to a 28-19

helped lead a pair of running

victory over the University of

backs in Anthony Boykins and

Southern California.

Shannon Frieson to 1,000-

Davis

yard seasons in 2009.

signed

with

the

practice squad of the NFL’s

While serving in Frankfort,

New York Giants following

Ky., Davis was chosen to

his senior campaign in 1999.

attend the 2011 NFL and

He then returned to the Lone

NCAA

offensive line coach that Davis made a

Star State and inked with the

at Disney’s Boardwalk Inn. He learned

Football

Academy

name for himself. He had four linemen

Arena Football League’s (AFL) Houston

how to improve and reinforce various

selected to the NCAA Division II All-

Thunder Bears.

aspects of managing and excelling

Southeast Region Team, three elected

at various coaching positions at the

Conference

pigskin at center, nose guard and long

collegiate level.

(GSC) Team and one tabbed as an All-

snapper for the Thunder Bears. Davis

American.

made seven tackles and forced one

Before his stretch at Kentucky State, Davis was part of Sul Ross State (Texas)

the

All-Gulf

Henderson

South

State’s

Kurt

Kutscher

He saw action on both sides of the

fumble for Houston from 2000-01.

University’s staff where he held the titles

was also a finalist for the 2007 Gene

Davis has a Bachelor’s degree from

of offensive line coach and offensive

Upshaw Award, which is given to the

TCU and a Master’s degree from

coordinator as well. Davis preceded

best offensive lineman in NCAA Division

Stephen F. Austin. He and his wife

his stint with the Lobos by spending a

II, under the direction of Davis.

Karri, who served for three years as

pair of seasons in Arkadelphia, Ark., at Henderson State University. It was during his time as the Reddies’

During the 2004-05 seasons, Davis was at Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference

(NSIC)

member

Northeast’s cheerleading coach, have two sons, Reed and Rece.

Upper

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SEAN CANNON DEFENSIV E C OOR DI N ATOR

Sean

Cannon

Cannon was at Delta State for 10

Mississippi

Community

total years between his time as a player

its

defensive

and an instructor. He worked his way

coordinator exactly 30 years after

up the ladder from graduate assistant

originally arriving on campus as a

to defensive line coach to coordinator

student-athlete.

by 2003.

Northeast College

came

home

new

Cannon’s defenders in his inaugural

He was part of a special stretch in

season placed in the top five nationally

which the Statesmen won over 70

in points allowed (17.2) and tackles

percent of their games from 1998-03.

(74.1) per game. He also instructed the

That included Delta State’s national

nation’s top tackler in Keaton Thomas,

championship team in 2000 that set

who became a consensus first-team

the school record for most victories in

All-American.

a single season with 14.

four seasons.

Three more Tigers obtained All-

Cannon’s linemen were part of an

American honors from the online

overall defense that allowed just 19

Cannon at Delta State was free safety

publication JCGridiron in defensive

points per contest in the playoffs. The

Pete Golding, who is now the head

backs Jermaine Ray (first team) and

lone opponent to score more than 20

coach at the University of Mississippi

Jalik

points during the Statesmen’s magical

(Ole Miss). He topped the Statesmen

run was Bloomsburg (Pa.) University in

with 85 tackles and eight pass break

the title matchup.

ups during his junior campaign.

Yancey

(second

team)

plus

linebacker CJ Barney (fourth team). Cannon suited up for the late Hubert Tucker at Northeast during the 1993-

Cannon’s

All-GSC

performer

for

understudies

Cannon got his first taste of coaching

94 seasons. He wrapped up his playing

in defensive end Andre Brown and

at the community college level in 2005

days at Delta State University before

defensive tackle Ezell Powell earned

at New Mexico Military. His unit finished

embarking on what has become a

All-Gulf

(GSC)

second in the now defunct Western

successful coaching career.

accolades for their roles in Delta State’s

States Football League (WSFL) with

historic campaign.

fewer than 130 passing yards allowed

He has primarily stayed in his native

Two

Another

South

Conference

Magnolia State with 21 combined

Anthony Maddox was Cannon’s most

per game.

years between stops at Itawamba

decorated Statesman. The 300-pound

He came back to the Mid-South one

Community College and Delta State.

lineman was a two-time All-American

year later to serve as the linebackers

Cannon has also held positions at

for Delta State plus the 2002 NCAA

and strength coach for North Alabama.

New Mexico Military Institute and the

Division II and GSC Defensive Player of

The Lions captured two GSC crowns

University of North Alabama.

the Year.

and qualified for the NCAA Division II

Overall, Cannon has been part of

Maddox eventually became just the

four league championship teams and

third Statesman to be taken in the

an NCAA Division II national title with

NFL Draft when Jacksonville selected

The Calhoun City product came

the Statesmen. He has trained three

him in the fourth round with the 118th

within one victory of competing for

national players of the year and 94 all-

pick in 2004. He was a member of the

another national championship in 2008

conference recipients.

Jaguars and Texans rosters for parts of

when North Alabama reached the

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playoffs each season with Cannon on its staff.

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semifinals. The Lions went a combined

contests to claim a share of the division

Kemon Hall (Dallas) and Darius Slay

44-7 during Cannon’s four-year stint.

title.

(Pittsburgh).

Cannon directed four North Alabama

Keshun Parker was acknowledged as

Slay headlines that group as an 13-

standouts that secured All-GSC honors,

Itawamba’s inaugural National Junior

year veteran and Super Bowl champion

including multi-time winners in Michael

College Athletic Association (NJCAA)

with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was

Johnson and Donald Tharpe. Johnson

Defensive Player of the Year. He posted

first-team all-pro with Detroit in 2017

was a rare four-peat all-conference

18.5 tackles for loss, seven sacks and

after tying Tennessee’s Kevin Byard for

and all-super region awardee.

five pass break ups under the watch of

the most interceptions in the league

Cannon during the 2019 campaign.

with eight.

Johnson,

who

went

ink

undrafted free agent NFL contracts

Parker was one of four Indians that collected

distinction

career in the Canadian Football League

first-team All-American both as a junior

for Cannon. The other three are

(CFL) with the BC Lions in 2024. Over

and senior. He was the 2009 NCAA

quarterback Dan Ellington, punter Jeb

100 of Cannon’s student-athletes from

Division II and GSC Defensive Player

Millender and two-time honoree Terry

Itawamba and New Mexico Military

of the Year after racking up 113 tackles,

Williams at wide receiver.

signed

five sacks and four forced fumbles. Cannon

spent

seasons

All-American

Williams wrapped up a four-year

with Seattle and Kansas City, was a

Cannon guided Itawamba to the

scholarships

with

senior

colleges.

state playoffs in 2015. He was rewarded

Cannon holds both Bachelor’s and

Itawamba. He was promoted to head

for his efforts with the Indians that year

Master’s degrees from Delta State.

coach in 2014 after originally joining the

by being chosen as headman of the

He has three children, Wade, who has

Indians as their defensive coordinator

North squad in the final MACCC All-

followed in his dad’s footsteps as a

some four years earlier.

Star Game in Biloxi.

coach for the Statesmen, Jenna and

He was recognized as the 2019

He led the Indians to five consecutive

Mississippi Association of Community

winning

seasons

from

Colleges Conference (MACCC) North

Seven of Cannon’s Itawamba alumni

Division Coach of the Year. The Indians

advanced to the NFL, including active

were triumphant in five of their last six

players Shakel Brown (San Francisco),

Josie.

2015-19.

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STEADMAN CAMPBELL OFFENSIV E C OOR DI N ATOR

Steadman Campbell was promoted to

Four of Campbell’s former standouts

the Tigers’ offensive coordinator ahead

have inked free agent contracts with NFL

of the 2024 campaign. He most recently

franchises. Joining Hall are two more

served in this same role from 2016-17 at

wideouts in Ed Gant and Bobby Williams,

the University of North Alabama.

who were playmakers on North Alabama’s

He originally arrived at Northeast three

special 2008 team that advanced to the

years ago as its defensive backs instructor.

national semifinals.

Campbell replaced Ryan Trevathan, who

Philip Ossai, who starred on the line

accepted a position as an analyst at the

during Campbell’s last year as the Lions’

University of Alabama.

defensive coordinator, attended rookie

Campbell’s offense boasted three all-

minicamp with the Atlanta Falcons and

conference standouts during the 2025

eventually joined the Hamilton Tiger-Cats

season, including receiver JT Beasley,

of the Canadian Football League (CFL).

running back Qua Middlebrooks and tight

Campbell is one of the longest tenured

end Brooks Wallis.

assistants in North Alabama history with

The Fayetteville, Ark., native was in

17 seasons under four different headmen.

charge of North Alabama’s offense during

The Lions won at least 10 games and

its final two seasons at the NCAA Division

secured bids to the NCAA Division II

II level. His units averaged 366 yards, 29.4

playoffs in each of his first four campaigns.

points and over 20 first downs per contest. His elevation to coordinator in 2016 was an instant success for the Lions, who went on to capture a fourth consecutive Gulf South Conference (GSC) title and a berth to the national championship game. North Alabama scored more than 40 points in eight of its 13 contests, including a stretch of six in a row that started with a victory over Shorter (Ga.) University in mid-October and ended in the playoffs against the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Quarterback Jacob Tucker headlined a group of five award winners that starred on that team for Campbell. He was the GSC Offensive Player of the Year and finished third in voting for the Harlon Hill Trophy, which is the NCAA Division II

His initial job at North Alabama was

equivalent to the Heisman Trophy. Dre Hall, who set six school records at wide receiver, was Tucker’s top target with 80 catches for nearly 1,200 yards with nine touchdowns. The three-time AllGSC selection signed with the Carolina Panthers following his senior campaign with the Lions. Campbell had two defenders in Jermaine Ray and Jalik Yancey that obtained AllMississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) honors after his inaugural season at Northeast. Ray

grabbed

team-best

four

interceptions while Yancey led the country in both pass break ups with 14 and forced fumbles with four. Yancey also topped all of the Tigers’ defensive backs with 55 tackles, including 39 solo takedowns.

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cornerbacks

coach

from

2006-07.

Campbell flipped to work with the receivers and running backs while also handling the duties of recruiting coordinator for the next eight years. Campbell’s 2012-13 rushers racked up more than 200 yards per contest. His wideouts in 2015 helped the Lions place fourth in the nation in pass completion percentage, 13th in red zone efficiency and 23rd in scoring. He wrapped up his time at North Alabama as the defensive coordinator for its first five years as a member of the

NCAA’s

Football

Championship

Subdivision (FCS). His athletes excelled at forcing turnovers, including a league leading 14 interceptions in 2021.

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K.J. Smith was well decorated while

graduate assistant at Alabama from 2003-

was in the top 10 in the Southeastern

under the watch of Campbell. He was

05. The Crimson Tide rose to as high as

Conference (SEC) as a sophomore with 16

a two-time All-Big South Conference

third in the Bowl Championship Series

total punt returns.

recipient in the backfield with 12 career

(BCS) rankings and defeated Texas Tech

Campbell and his wife Tara have two

interceptions and an Academic All-

University in the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic

daughters, Emmie Grace and Riley Kate.

America® honoree from the College

during his final campaign.

His dad, Louis, was a successful coach

Sports Communicators (CSC) for three straight seasons. Campbell broke into the profession as a

He completed a Bachelor’s degree

as well with stops in the high school,

from the University of Arkansas. He suited

collegiate and professional ranks for over

up for the Razorbacks for two years and

four decades.

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COLE ROTENBERRY WI DE R EC EIV ER S C OAC H

Cole

Rotenberry,

who

has

all-decade team as a special teams

experience both as a player and as a

utility standout.

coach in the Mississippi Association

was

first-team

All-GSC

of Community Colleges Conference

recipient as a senior after posting a

(MACCC), is now in his sixth season as

league-best 28.5 yards per kickoff

the wide receivers instructor for the

return. Rotenberry had a 92-yard

Tigers.

kickoff return for a touchdown during

He tutored a pair of NCAA Division

the Choctaws’ victory over Shorter

I receivers during his inaugural year

(Ga.) University.

on the Booneville campus in Caleb

Rotenberry

was

Mississippi

Anderson and Dallas Payne. Payne,

College’s leading receiver for two

who finished his playing career at

straight

Florida International University (FIU)

catches, 664 yards and six scores.

and is now a member of Northeast’s

Three of those touchdowns came in

staff, had a team-best 36 catches for

the same game against the Florida

399 yards while Anderson, who is now

Institute of Technology on October 12,

at Alcorn State University, racked up

2019.

22 receptions and 307 yards. Wesley

Corbitt

secured

years

with

totals

The South Panola High School all-

graduate had a season-best four

conference honors following the 2023

twin brother, Turner. This is the first

receptions for 97 yards, including

campaign. He had 15 catches for 283

full-time

a 70-yard touchdown catch, versus

yards with three touchdowns, which

young coaching career.

position

Rotenberry’s

was tops among the Tigers’ receivers.

Rotenberry was part of a resurgent

The latest all-conference performer

Coahoma program that finished third

to star for Rotenberry is JT Beasley.

in the MACCC North Division during

The

Eastern

Michigan

the University of North Alabama during his junior campaign with the Choctaws. Rotenberry

also

reached

the

University

the 2020 campaign with a 3-2 overall

end zone that season against the

signee had 26 receptions for 437

record. The Tigers also held a No. 28

University

yards with three scores for Northeast

national ranking in the final JCGridiron

Shorter. He amassed 1,169 all-purpose

last fall.

Dirty 30 poll.

yards over 20 career appearances at

West

Florida

and

Rotenberry was an award-winning

Von Hill was an All-MACCC selection

wideout himself at both Northwest

at Coahoma while under the tutelage

He put up tremendous numbers at

Mississippi Community College and

of Rotenberry. He had 20 receptions

Northwest from 2016-17. Rotenberry

Mississippi College. He was also an

for a team-high 353 yards with two

obtained

impact performer on the special

touchdowns for the Tigers.

team distinction as a sophomore

teams unit at both institutions.

Rotenberry was sensational during

Mississippi College.

All-MACCC

after topping the Rangers with 55

The Batesville native was previously

his pair of seasons at Mississippi

a volunteer assistant at Coahoma

College. He was recognized by the

His

efforts

Community

Gulf South Conference (GSC) on its

capture

the

College

alongside

his

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second-

receptions for 786 yards. helped 2017

Northwest

MACCC

North

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Division championship and earn two

He had 100 yards on the dot on a

1,447 receiving yards, eight total

consecutive National Junior College

career-best nine receptions four weeks

touchdowns and 2,366 all-purpose

Athletic Association (NJCAA) bowl

later in a home triumph by Northwest

yards.

berths.

over

East

Mississippi

Community

Rotenberry had two 100-plus yard

College. His lone touchdown with the

performances with the Rangers. He

Rangers came during a win at Holmes

recorded a career-high 105 yards

Community College earlier that year.

on seven catches versus Itawamba

Rotenberry’s

overall

He is married to Anna and the couple has one son, Waylon.

offensive

Community College on September 14,

figures between Mississippi College

2017.

and Northwest include 89 catches,

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CEDRIC SHELL DEFENSIV E B AC K S C OAC H

Cedric Shell, who played collegiately

the Tigers with a combined 156 stops.

at the NCAA Division I level and has

Another of Shell’s stars in Anthony Scott

exactly

inked a NCAA Division I scholarship

two

decades

coaching

experience, was named as Northeast Mississippi

Community

defensive backs instructor in 2019. Shell

transitioned

with Alabama State University.

College’s linebackers

Smith made more history in 2021 as the first player to ever lead Northeast in

tackling

for

three

consecutive

coach for the Tigers ahead of the 2020

campaigns. The University of West

campaign. He also serve Northeast as

Alabama signee also repeated as a CSC

its special teams coordinator.

Academic All-America winner.

His linebacking corps is a big reason

Shell spent the previous five years in

why Northeast topped the Mississippi

various roles at Coahoma Community

Association of Community Colleges

College, including as its co-defensive

Conference (MACCC) in fewest points

coordinator. He got his professional

who

allowed per game in the fall of 2023.

start in the Midwest at Graceland

at defensive back after posting 17

(Iowa) University and McPherson (Kan.)

tackles, four pass break ups and two

College.

interceptions during the 2018 campaign

Shell produced a triple-digit tackler and first-team All-American in two consecutive seasons. Keaton Thomas

Shell’s

defenses

Coahoma

Shell also tutored Acieon Hopkins, was

All-MACCC

recipient

at Coahoma.

topped the National Junior College

consistently ranked near the top of the

The

Greenville

product

originally

Athletic Association (NJCAA) with 11.9

MACCC standings in multiple statistical

served the Tigers on the opposite

tackles per game two years ago while

categories. His 2017 unit ranked fifth in

side of the pigskin as their offensive

Triston Newson finished third in the

the state by allowing 351.6 yards per

coordinator upon his arrival prior to

country in 2022.

game.

the 2014 season. He taught three All-

Newson and Thomas both signed

The 2016 edition of the Tigers

with Power Four institutions in the

snagged 14 interceptions, which was

University of Missouri and Baylor (Texas)

the second most in the MACCC behind

K’Shun Evans, who went on to sign

University, respectively. CJ Barney also

only Northwest Mississippi Community

with Delta State University, was Shell’s

obtained All-America accolades from

College.

first athlete at Coahoma to garner

JCGridiron.

MACCC standouts while in that capacity for two years.

That team featured defensive back

postseason laurels after hauling in 42

Jamarcus Smith headlined Shell’s unit

Antonio Nelson, who was selected as a

catches for over 500 yards and five

in 2020 as an all-conference and first-

first-team All-American by the NJCAA

touchdowns.

team Fall All-America selection. He also

after finishing second in the country

became the first Northeast student-

with eight interceptions.

athlete

receive

College

Devonta Jones and Marvin Davidson followed in Evans’ footsteps one season

Sports

Nelson also collected NJCAA All-

later. Jones tallied 28 receptions for

Communicators (CSC) Academic All-

Region 23 and All-MACCC recognition

nearly 400 yards and three scores

America distinction.

while under the watch of Shell. He

while Davidson anchored the Tigers’

added two fumble recoveries for a total

offensive line.

Carter Bonds, Tayvius Duckett and Smith were the top three tacklers for

of 10 takeaways that season.

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He began his coaching career at

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McPherson from 2006-11. His duties

for McPherson, which earned a final

averaged 42.8 yards per boot to secure

ranged

national ranking of No. 12 from the

All-HAAC honors as well in 2013.

from

working

with

wide

receivers and defensive backs to pass

NAIA, since 1952.

game coordinator and special teams

Shell was a two-year letterwinner at

Shell’s final stop before moving back

both wideout and defensive back for

to his native state was at Graceland.

Alcorn State University. He lifted the

He was the wide receivers coach and

Braves to a 6-5 mark during his senior

the NAIA playoffs in back-to-back

special

the

season of 2001, which included a 5-2

campaigns from 2009-10. McPherson

Yellowjackets of the Heart of America

record against Southwestern Athletic

compiled a sensational 19-3 record

Athletic Conference (HAAC) from 2012-

Conference (SWAC) foes and a win over

during that two-year stretch.

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rival Mississippi Valley State University.

coordinator. Shell

and

the

Bulldogs

reached

teams

coordinator

for

He helped the Bulldogs capture

Raysean Brown was a two-time

He graduated from the now-defunct

the 2010 Kansas Collegiate Athletic

All-HAAC honoree during his pair

T.L. Weston High School. Shell, who

Conference

after

holds a Bachelor’s degree from Alcorn

after completing an undefeated regular

(KCAC)

championship

recording 82 catches, 1,251 yards and

campaigns

under

Shell

State, and his wife Jaime have three

season. It was the first league title

12 touchdowns. Punter Cody Thornton

children, Cedric, Jr., Eris and Blake.

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TREVOR STIGERS DEFENSIV E LI N E C OAC H

Trevor Stigers is in his second season as defensive line assistant for the Northeast Mississippi Community

registered 36 tackles, six sacks and five quarterback hurries as a senior under the direction of Stigers.

College football program. He arrived at Northeast

Stigers advanced 17 players to four-year universities

after helping the University of West Alabama achieve

during his final three seasons at Southwest, including

its best regular season in more than five decades last

nine to NCAA Division I institutions. Eight of those

fall.

standouts moving on were defensive linemen.

His impact on the Tigers’ d-line was immediate as

Jameer Lewis and Eric Taylor headline that

seen with the development of Tyrese Cathey into an

group after signing with the University of Southern

all-conference pick. He ranked fourth in the Magnolia

Mississippi and Mississippi State, respectively. They

State with 6.5 total sacks.

were both all-conference recipients for the Bears

Stigers was a three-year letterwinner at Mississippi

during the 2022 campaign.

State University following a sensational career at the

Martavius Evans was also well decorated while

prep level. He has spent a majority of his 11 seasons

playing for Stigers. He was an all-conference pick and

in the coaching profession inside the Mississippi

earned MACCC Defensive Player of the Week after

Association of Community Colleges Conference

racking up 14 tackles, four sacks and a forced fumble

(MACCC).

in a win by Southwest over East Central Community

The Crawford native received his first full-time job

College.

at Hinds Community College in 2018. Stigers also

Stigers’ initial d-line room of his coaching career

worked for five total years at Southwest Mississippi

at Hinds delivered four next level prospects, including

Community College, including three as the associate

Jeremiah Doss and Janaz Jordan to the University

head coach and defensive coordinator.

of Colorado plus Ivin White, Jr., to the University of

West Alabama went 9-2 and finished as the Gulf

Louisiana at Monroe.

South Conference (GSC) runner-up during Stigers’

White, Jr., was recognized as the MACCC South

lone season with the program. The Tigers secured

Division most valuable defensive lineman and a

an at-large bid to the NCAA Division II playoffs and

National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA)

ended the year at No. 16 in the national poll.

All-Region 23 selection after posting 12 sacks for the

Stigers was instrumental in developing Trevon

Eagles.

Lambert into a first-team All-American. The edge

Stigers was a volunteer coach at Jackson State

rusher led the country at the conclusion of the regular

University from 2015-16. He completed an internship

season with 11 sacks and also produced a career-high

with the Philadelphia Eagles organization as well

14.5 tackles for loss plus 10 quarterback hurries.

during their 2018 training camp.

His big men were part of an overall defensive unit

Stigers suited up for Mississippi State during

that ranked ninth in the nation with 13.5 points and

Sylvester Croom’s final season in 2008 and the first

19th with 272 yards allowed per contest prior to the

three years of the Dan Mullen era. His cumulative

postseason. Stigers instructed first-team All-GSC

statistics include 32 takedowns, 5.5 tackles for loss

performers Davonta Jackson and Cody Sigler as well.

and two forced fumbles over 26 appearances for the

Jackson was right behind Lambert with 13.5 tackles for loss along with 3.5 sacks for the Tigers. Sigler

maroon-and-white. He had a career-high five tackles in a victory by

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the Bulldogs over Alcorn State University on October 2, 2010. Stigers was a member of Mississippi State teams that won the Gator Bowl and the Music City Bowl. Stigers was The Clarion Ledger’s Jackson Metro area Player of the Year following his senior campaign at Ridgeland High School. He was a two-time all-state honoree as well after amassing nearly 200 tackles as an upperclassman. He was rated as the second best defensive end and the No. 14 recruit in the state overall according to Rivals. Stigers recorded six tackles and a sack in the prestigious Mississippi/Alabama All-Star Game. Stigers obtained a Bachelor’s degree from Mississippi State in 2012. He is engaged to Jalisia Roby and has one son, JC.

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DALLAS PAYNE

TIG H T EN DS/RU N N I NG B AC K S Dallas Payne is returning to the campus of

Northeast

Mississippi

Community

College as its new running backs and tight ends instructor.

went for a 22-yard FIU touchdown late in the third quarter. Payne participated in 28 games over portions of three seasons at UAB. He got

Payne was a standout wide receiver for

to witness first hand some of the best

Northeast during the 2020-21 seasons. He

environments in college football, including

spent the next four years competing at both

the University of Georgia’s Sanford Stadium

the University of Alabama at Birmingham

and Tiger Stadium in Louisiana.

(UAB) and Florida International University (FIU).

He registered 36 catches for 385 yards throughout his tenure with the Blazers.

The Bay St. Louis native was moved

His lone touchdown at UAB was a 21-yard

to the tight end position at the D1 level.

reception at the University of Arkansas

He adjusted to that new role nicely and

during his redshirt junior year.

obtained all-conference honors at the conclusion of his senior season. Payne helped FIU snap a six-year

Payne was part of the coronavirus shortened 2020 campaign at Northeast. The Tigers went 5-1 and finished as the

drought between postseason appearances

Mississippi

and win its most games since 2018 last fall.

Colleges

He started in 10 of the Panthers’ 13 contests

Division runner-up with a No. 13 final

during his lone season in the Sunshine

national ranking.

State.

Association Conference

Community

(MACCC)

North

He earned second-team all-conference

He backed up his Preseason All-

accolades that season after racking up

High School. He was an All-State selection

Conference USA recognition from the

the second most catches, yards and

by both MaxPreps and the Mississippi

Athlon Sports and Phil Steele publications

touchdowns for Northeast. Payne topped

Association of Coaches (MAC) after leading

by recording 27 catches for 293 yards with

the Tigers in receptions one year later with

the state in catches with 85 as a senior.

four touchdowns. It was the most scores by

36.

a FIU tight end in a single season in more than a decade. Payne had at least one reception in all

He obtained an Associate’s degree from

Three of Payne’s five total touchdowns at Northeast came in victories over archrival Itawamba

Community

College.

includes the only multi-score game of his

a career-high 100 yards on the dot on just

career as a true freshman in Fulton.

four catches during his final regular season

Payne had five or more catches four

contest at Sam Houston State (Texas)

times in his last season with the Tigers. His

University.

cumulative collegiate statistics between

career in the SERVPRO First Responder

UAB. Payne has one daughter, Kylie.

That

but two games for the Panthers. He posted

He had a storybook ending to his playing

Northeast and a Bachelor’s degree from

Northeast, UAB and FIU are 122 receptions for 1,391 yards with 10 touchdowns.

Bowl against the University of Texas at San

Payne originally signed with Northeast

Antonio (UTSA). His final reception ever

as a decorated wideout at St. Stanislaus

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SPORTS INFORMATION PROCEDURES Northeast Mississippi Community College’s sports information department welcomes all media interest of its tradition-rich intercollegiate athletic programs. Northeast will make every effort to facilitate coverage of the Tigers and Lady Tigers by both national and local outlets. For information on student-

publications, media relations pertaining to each sport, historical record-keeping for all sports, other promotional activities and maintaining the institution’s athletic webpage (www.nemccathletics.com), which was selected in 2015 as the top sports site among the Magnolia State’s 15 community and junior colleges by the College Public Relations Association of Mississippi (CPRAM).

Primary Contact (all sports) Blake Long Sports Information Director

athletes or coaches, to set up interviews or photo shoots, to be added to our media contact list or for requests of a file photo, please contact Northeast sports information director Blake Long at 662-720-7448 or by email at bdlong@nemcc.edu or Northeast sports information specialist Ryan Moreland at 662-720-7337 by email at mrmoreland@ nemcc.edu.

Office: (662) 720-7448

Every effort will be made to respond to each respective request in a timely manner. Inquiries received after normal business hours (8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 8 a.m.Noon Friday) will be handled the following business day.

Interviews

Overview

The sports information department at Northeast Mississippi Community College handles the coverage and promotion of 11 intercollegiate athletic programs, including baseball, cheerleading, football, men’s basketball, men’s cross country, men’s golf, softball, women’s basketball, women’s cross country, women’s golf and women’s volleyball. The office is responsible for all athletic

E-mail: bdlong@nemcc.edu Secondary Contact (all sports) Ryan Moreland Sports Information Specialist Office: (662) 720-7337 E-mail: mrmoreland@nemcc.edu

All interviews with Northeast Mississippi Community College student-athletes and coaches should be coordinated through the sports information department with 24-to-48 hours advance notice. Home or cell phone numbers for players or coaches will not be released to reporters under any circumstance.

Broadcasts

The official television home of all Northeast Mississippi Community College athletic programs is NEMCCTV. Those wishing to watch the Tigers and Lady Tigers may visit www.NEMCCTV.com on their computer, cell phone or tablet devices. Airtime for most

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televised events is between 15-to-30 minutes prior to the scheduled start time for the pregame show hosted by “The Voices of the Tigers” Jody Presley and Carter Smith. Select Northeast broadcasts will also be simulcast on the radio by WSKK “The Shark” on frequency 102.3 FM out of Ripley. Northeast athletics can be heard by more than 200,000 people across portions of northeast Mississippi and southwest Tennessee on “The Shark.” Other radio or television stations wishing to broadcast during contests on the Northeast campus should contact the sports information department with at least one week advance notice in order to preserve a space on press row.

Credentials

Online, print, radio or television outlets wishing to cover sporting events at Northeast Mississippi Community College must contact the sports information office in order to apply for a credential. This credential grants the bearer access to the pressbox at Tiger Stadium or The Plex or press row inside Bonner Arnold Coliseum. It also allows sideline access for photographers and onfield or on-court privileges for reporters to complete postgame interviews with coaches and student-athletes. An issued credential must be displayed at all times in order for working media to be granted complimentary entrance into any Northeast athletic contest. Northeast reserves the right to revoke any credential if the terms or conditions for use are breached.

HISTORY

HISTORY OF THE “ Tigers”NICKNAME When

Northeast

Mississippi

Community College was founded in 1948, Bonner Arnold served as physical education instructor, men’s and women’s basketball coach and athletic director. Arnold and legendary University of Kentucky men’s basketball coach Adolph Rupp were friends. As a result of this friendship and the success of the Wildcats basketball program,

Arnold

wanted

the

Northeast’s athletic teams to sport a similar nickname. Therefore, “Fighting Tigers” was adopted as the school’s mascot. Later,

Northeast’s

NORTHEAST FIGHT SONG: GO, FIGHT, WIN “Go --- Tigers, We’re behind you. Fight --- till the battle’s over. Win --- for --- the pride of Northeast Gain the Victory! Go!...................... Fight!.................. Win!.................... N.E.M.C.C. Lyrics by former Northeast director of bands and ‘74 alumnus Ricky Bishop.

athletic

program grew to include men’s and women’s varsity sports. “Fighting” was

dropped

and

the

teams

became known as the “Tigers” and

Sung to the tune of “The Victors,” (L.Elbel) the University of Michigan fight song.

“Lady Tigers.”

AREA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COACHES

ALCORN CENTRAL Marty Warren

BALDWYN Neal Allen

BELMONT Michael D. Jackson

BIGGERSVILLE Tyler Rosenthal

BOONEVILLE Scott Brown

CORINTH Justin Dye

EAST UNION Stephen Basil

FALKNER Jesse Nelson

KOSSUTH Brian Kelly

MYRTLE Luke Conlee

NEW ALBANY Cody Stubblefield

RIPLEY Rico McDonald

TISHOMINGO COUNTY Cory Quinn

WALNUT John Meeks

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2025 SEASON STATS OVERALL TEAM STATS TEAM STATISTICS

SCORING POINTS PER GAME FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING PENALTY RUSHING YARDAGE RUSHING ATTEMPTS AVERAGE PER RUSH AVERAGE PER GAME TDS RUSHING PASSING YARDAGE COMP-ATT-INT AVERAGE PER PASS AVERAGE PER CATCH AVERAGE PER GAME TDS PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL PLAYS AVERAGE PER PLAY AVERAGE PER GAME KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS INT RETURNS: #-YARDS KICK RETURNS AVERAGE PUNT RETURNS AVERAGE INT RETURNS AVERAGE FUMBLE-LOST PENALTIES-YARDS AVERAGE PER GAME PUNTS-YARDS AVERAGE PER PUNT NET PUNT AVERAGE KICKOFF-YARDS TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 3RD-DOWN PCT 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 4TH-DOWN PCT SACK BY-YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS RED-ZONE SCORES RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS PAT-ATTEMPTS

NEMCC OPP

267 204 29.7 22.7 174 188 78 81 75 88 21 19 1139 1078 306 316 3.7 3.4 126.6 119.8 19 17 1770 1936 134-263-5 179-295-5 6.7 6.6 13.2 10.8 196.7 215.1 15 7 2909 3014 569 611 5.1 4.9 323.2 334.9 35-844 43-763 19-335 22-126 5-85 5-101 24.1 17.7 17.6 5.7 17.0 20.2 10-6 10-5 67-602 92-789 66.9 87.7 48-1923 57-1780 40.1 31.2 37.4 25.4 51-2559 41-2285 31:07 30:31 46/132 46/132 35% 35% 14/18 7/11 78% 64% 30-140 19-110 36 27 6-10 6-11 (28-37) (24-26) (23-37) (19-26) (31-34) (22-26)

OVERALL DEFENSIVE STATS NO NAME 7 Ryan McCall 2 Rickey Banks 9 Jameson Mosley 29 Jayden Parker 12 Jackson Parker 0 Antonio Parker 6 Trevor Walton 14 Kyshawn Kimble 28 Jeb Bolen 5 Tyrese Cathey 18 Curtis Brown 25 Trison Booker 26 Jalen Spikes 38 Jerone Baskin 94 J’Cameron Riley 90 Christian Mays 41 Torell Henderson 1 Tre’Marcus Webb 35 Kevin Kirklin 20 Elijah Johnson 93 Idarius Leslie 11 Zay Fox 19 Isaiah Spratt 97 Caden Kilgore 22 Zay Hubbard 33 Jaxon Cook 45 Cameron Griffin 83 Chase Booker 34 E’Kamryn Smith 17 Kelvin Walker 24 Tylan Calvin 27 Roman Patterson 30 Ben Gault 88 Lakendric Draper 99 Elijsah Westbrook 15 Freddy Lopez 95 Dayshaun Copeland 98 Russell Davis 4 Makyi Reed-Jones 16 Adam Greer 82 Merritt Moon Totals Opponents SCORE BY QUARTERS Northeast Tigers Opponents

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GP 9 9 9 9 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 7 8 8 8 8 6 6 7 5 4 7 5 6 2 4 3 5 3 2 5 3 3 9 1 3 7 1 4 9 9

TACKLES

UT AT TOTAL FOR LOSS 38 35 73 12.5-30 33 37 70 7.0-20 29 22 51 8.5-29 21 23 44 0.5-0 26 12 38 5.5-26 25 11 36 3.0-13 20 15 35 0.0-0 12 16 28 7.5-20 12 14 26 0.5-1 9 16 25 7.0-30 11 13 24 2.0-12 10 14 24 3.0-7 15 5 20 1.0-1 8 12 20 2.0-5 8 11 19 4.0-10 6 11 17 5.0-19 8 5 13 0.0-0 3 9 12 1.0-5 7 5 12 2.0-6 8 3 11 0.0-0 2 8 10 0.5-1 6 3 9 0.5-1 3 6 9 0.0-0 4 5 9 0.5-2 4 3 7 0.0-0 5 2 7 0.0-0 1 4 5 0.0-0 4 1 5 0.0-0 3 1 4 1.0-2 2 1 3 0.0-0 1 2 3 0.0-0 3 0 3 1.0-7 0 3 3 0.0-0 1 2 3 0.0-0 2 1 3 2.0-3 2 0 2.0 0.0-0 0 2 2.0 0.5-0 0 2 2.0 0.0-0 1 0 1.0 0.0-0 0 1 1.0 0.0-0 1 0 1.0 0.0-0 355 334 689 78-250 300 304 604 53-182 1ST 44 62

2ND 100 44

SACKS

PASS DEF FUMBLES

NO/YARDS INT/YDS BRUP RCV/YDS FF 3.5-14 1-69 1 0-0 1 1.5-8 1-0 1 1-0 0 3.0-17 0-0 0 0-0 1 0.0-0 0-0 5 0-0 0 3.0-18 0-0 4 0-0 0 1.0-8 0-0 5 0-0 0 0.0-0 1-0 2 0-0 0 4.5-14 0-0 1 1-14 2 0.0-0 0-0 5 0-0 0 6.5-29 0-0 1 0-0 0 1.5-11 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1.0-1 0-0 0 1-0 0 0.5-3 1-16 0 0-0 0 1.5-7 0-0 0 0-0 0 1.0-4 0-0 1 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 1-0 3 0-0 0 1.0-5 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.5-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 1-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 1-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 30-140 5-85 29 5-14 4 19-110 5-101 36 6-23 6 3RD 61 47

4TH 62 51

OT 0 0

BLKD

KICK SAF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0.0 3 0.0 TOTAL 267 204

2025 RECAP

OVERALL INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING

G ATT GAIN LOST NET AVG

Qua Middlebrooks Jeremiah Harrell Dylan Lewis Caden Greer Rickey Banks Jaxon Cook Dee Bingham Kelvin Walker Totals Opponents

PASSING

9 134 634 9 92 383 9 43 148 7 20 115 9 1 15 6 6 14 4 5 3 5 1 0 9 306 1320 9 316 1323

9 4 4 2 0 0 0 0 19 17

33 22 12 60 15 5 3 0 60 33

67.8 32.9 16.0 11.0 1.7 1.8 0.5 -1.8 126.6 119.8

5 0 5 5

PCT YDS

51.1 1487 53.3 283 51.0 1770 60.7 1936

TD LONG AVG/G

RECEIVING G JT Beasley 9 Qua Middlebrooks 9 Makyi Reed-Jones 7 Isaiah Cobbs 8 Jeremiah Augustin 9 Charles Stevenson 9 Brooks Wallis 8 Kelvin Walker 5 Merritt Moon 4 Dylan Lewis 9 Lakendric Draper 3 Jeremiah Harrell 9 Totals 9 Opponents 9

NO. 26 30 9 21 14 17 6 5 2 2 1 1 134 179

YDS 437 330 271 210 168 147 84 58 58 4 4 -1 1770 1921

TD LONG AVG/G 3 95 48.6 2 51 36.7 3 74 38.7 1 37 26.3 2 34 18.7 2 22 16.3 1 26 10.5 0 25 11.6 1 43 14.5 0 3 0.4 0 4 1.3 0 0 -0.1 15 95 196.7 7 85 213.4

PUNT RETURNS Tre’Marcus Webb Jeb Bolen Qua Middlebrooks Kelvin Walker Ryan McCall Trevor Walton Totals Opponents

NO. 14 1 1 1 1 1 19 22

YDS 271 25 14 14 10 1 335 126

AVG 19.4 25.0 14.0 14.0 10.0 1.0 17.6 5.7

TD 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0

LONG 64 25 14 14 10 1 64 23

INTERCEPTIONS Ryan McCall Jerone Baskin Tre’Marcus Webb Rickey Banks Trevor Walton Totals Opponents

NO. 1 1 1 1 1 5 5

YDS 69 16 0 0 0 85 101

AVG 69.0 16.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 17.0 20.2

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

LONG 69 16 0 0 0 69 101

KICK RETURNS Isaiah Cobbs Qua Middlebrooks Charles Stevenson Tre’Marcus Webb Kelvin Walker Isaiah Spratt Totals Opponents

NO. 21 4 4 4 1 1 35 43

YDS 597 85 74 52 24 12 844 763

AVG 28.4 21.3 18.5 13.0 24.0 12.0 24.1 17.7

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

LONG 65 32 37 19 24 12 65 75

9 7 9 9

120.8 143.6 122.5 120.2

ATT CMP INT

TD LONG AVG/G

231 30 263 295

Jeremiah Harrell Caden Greer Totals Opponents

G EFFIC

24 610 4.6 87 296 3.2 4 144 3.3 38 77 3.9 0 15 15.0 3 11 1.8 1 2 0.4 9 -9 -9.0 181 1139 3.7 245 1078 3.4

118 16 134 179

AVG 16.8 11.0 30.1 10.0 12.0 8.6 14.0 11.6 29.0 2.0 4.0 -1.0 13.2 10.7

14 1 15 7

74 95 95 85

165.2 40.4 196.7 215.1

TOTAL OFFENSE Jeremiah Harrell Qua Middlebrooks Caden Greer Dylan Lewis Rickey Banks Jaxon Cook Dee Bingham Kelvin Walker Totals Opponents

G 9 9 7 9 9 6 4 5 9 9

PLAYS 323 134 50 43 1 6 5 1 569 611

RUSH 296 610 77 144 15 11 2 -9 1139 1078

SCORING Qua Middlebrooks Freddy Lopez Jeremiah Harrell Dylan Lewis Makyi Reed-Jones JT Beasley Jeremiah Augustin Caden Greer Charles Stevenson Tre’Marcus Webb Isaiah Cobbs Jeb Bolen Brooks Wallis Merritt Moon Totals Opponents

TD FGS 11 0-0 0 6-10 4 0-0 4 0-0 3 0-0 3 0-0 2 0-0 2 0-0 2 0-0 1 0-0 1 0-0 1 0-0 1 0-0 1 0-0 36 6-10 27 6-11

FIELD GOALS Freddy Lopez

FGM/FGA PCT 01-19 20-29 6-10 60% 0-0 3-5

PUNTING Daniel Sherman

NO. YDS 47 1,905

ALL PURPOSE YDS Qua Middlebrooks Isaiah Cobbs JT Beasley Tre’Marcus Webb Jeremiah Harrell Makyi Reed-Jones Charles Stevenson Jeremiah Augustin Dylan Lewis Kelvin Walker Brooks Wallis Ryan McCall Caden Greer Merritt Moon Jeb Bolen Jerone Baskin Rickey Banks Isaiah Spratt Jaxon Cook Lakendric Draper Dee Bingham Trevor Walton Totals Opponents

G RUSH REC 9 610 330 8 0 210 9 0 437 8 0 0 9 296 -1 7 0 271 9 0 147 9 0 168 9 144 4 5 -9 58 8 0 84 9 0 0 7 77 0 4 0 58 9 0 0 7 0 0 9 15 0 4 0 0 6 11 0 3 0 4 4 2 0 9 0 0 9 1139 1770 9 1078 1921

PASS 1487 0 283 0 0 0 0 0 1770 1936

TOTAL 1783 610 360 144 15 11 2 -9 2909 3014

AVG/G 198.1 67.8 51.4 16.0 1.7 1.8 0.5 -1.8 323.2 334.9

l-------------Pats-------------l

KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF POINTS 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 66 31-34 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 49 0-0 0-0 0 1-2 0.0 0 24 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 24 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0.0 0 20 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 18 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 12 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 12 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 12 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.0 0 6 31-34 0-0 1 1-2 0.0 0.0 267 22-26 0-0 1 1-1 0.0 0.0 204

AVG 40.5

30-39 40-49 50-99 LG BLK 2-3 1-2 0-0 40 1 LONG 62

PR 14 0 0 271 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 10 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 335 126

TB 4

FC 5

KOR 85 597 0 52 0 0 74 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 844 763

IR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 69 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 85 101

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I20 26

BLKD 0

TOT AVG/G 1039 115.4 807 100.9 437 48.6 323 40.4 295 32.8 271 38.7 221 24.6 168 18.7 148 16.4 87 17.4 84 10.5 79 8.8 77 11.0 58 14.5 25 2.8 16 2.3 15 1.7 12 3.0 11 1.8 4 1.3 2 0.5 1 0.1 4173 463.7 3989 443.2

2025 GAME Fall Sports Media Guide

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2025 RECAP

GAME 1 | NEMCC-24 EAST CENTRAL-13 August 28, 2025 at Bailey Stadium (Decatur, Mississippi) NORTHEAST TIGERS RUSHING Qua Middlebrooks Dylan Lewis Jeremiah Harrell PASSING Jeremiah Harrell

LG AVG 11 3.4 6 2.7 10 1.8

COMP ATT YARDS TD 12 22 113 0

INT LG 1 26

PASSING Brady Hammonds

ATT YARDS TD 4 17 0 2 11 0

LG AVG 14 4.3 7 5.5

ATT COMP YARDS TD 28 49 268 1

INT LG 1 24

LG AVG 15 7.2 13 10.3 26 26

RECEIVING Eelijah Singleton Malachi Mickel Hayden Jackson

NO YARDS AVG TB 7 257 36.7 0

I20 LG 3 47

PUNTING Landon Huber

XP PTS 3/3 6

KICKING FG Connor Mullins 2/2

KICKING Freddy Lopez

FG 1/2

KICKOFF RETURNS Isaiah Cobbs

NO YARDS TD LG 2 74 0 44

PUNT RETURNS Tre’Marcus Webb

NO YARDS TD LG 2 63 1 64

TACKLES Ryan McCall Jackson Parker Trevor Walton Jameson Mosley

RUSHING Mekhi Gaddis Malachie Mickel

NO YARDS TD 5 36 0 3 31 0 1 26 0

RECEIVING Qua Middlebrooks JT Beasley Brooks Wallis PUNTING Daniel Sherman

EAST CENTRAL WARRIORS ATT YARDS TD 17 57 1 10 27 1 11 20 0

UA 3 3 5 4

A 6 5 2 3

TOTAL 9 8 7 7

LG 28

SACKS 0 0 0 0.5

TFL 2 0 0 2

NO YARDS TD 12 142 0 5 28 0 3 26 1

LG AVG 24 11.8 9 5.6 12 8.7

NO YARDS AVG TB 5 185 37 1

I20 LG 2 40

LG 36

XP PTS 1/1 7

KICK RETURNS Tyler Arrington

NO YARDS TD LG 2 50 0 37

TACKLES Keoni Denny Elgin McDuffey La’Garrius Sims

TOTAL 10 9 8

UA 4 2 3

A 6 7 5

SACKS TFL 0 0 0.5 0.5 1 1

TEAM STATS

FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty Rushing Attempts NET YARDS RUSHING NET YARDS PASSING Passes Attempted Passes Completed Had Intercepted TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS TOTAL NET YARDS Average Gain Per Play Fumbles: Number / Lost Penalties: Number / Yards Number of Punts / Yards Average Per Punt Punt Returns: Number / Yards Kickoff Returns: Number / Yards Interception Returns: Number / Yards Possession Time Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Sacks: Number / Yards

18 8 7 3 38 104 113 23 12 1 61 217 3.6 1/1 10 / 85 7 / 257 36.7 3 / 73 4 / 105 1/0 30:58 5 of 15 0 of 0 5 / 38

20 3 14 3 23 -10 268 49 28 1 72 258 3.6 2/0 12 / 99 9 / 227 25.2 2 / 18 4 / 68 1/0 29:02 2 of 14 0 of 0 2 / 20

SCORING SUMMARY:

PLYS YDS

TOP

SCORE

1 st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th

3 8 4 12 15 5 0

0:38 3:41 1:58 4:09 6:34 2:36 0:00

7-0 7-7 14-7 14-10 14-13 17-13 24-13

13:17 2:36 14:53 10:40 8:19 3:00 11:44

ECCC NEMCC NEMCC ECCC ECCC NEMCC NEMCC

Hayden Jackson 12 pass from Brady Hammonds (Connor Mullins kick) Dylan Lewis 2 run (Freddy Lopez kick) Qua Middlebrooks 11 run (Lopez kick) Mullins 36 field goal Mullins 36 field goal Lopez 28 field goal Tre’Marcus 64 punt return (Lopez kick)

NEMCCTIGERS |

30 70 43 53 66 12 0

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GAME 2 | NEMCC-35 SOUTHWEST-21 September 4, 2025 at John I. Hurst Stadium (Summit, Mississippi) NORTHEAST TIGERS

SOUTHWEST BEARS RUSHING Jalen Williams Chris Hunter

ATT YARDS TD 12 67 0 10 37 1

LG AVG 12 5.6 9 3.7

COMP ATT YARDS TD 11 22 129 1 6 13 77 0

INT LG 1 60 2 27

RUSHING ATT YARDS TD Qua Middlebrooks 17 73 2 Dylan Lewis 7 19 0 Jeremiah Harrell 5 14 0

LG AVG 16 4.3 6 2.7 4 2.8

PASSING Jeremiah Harrell

COMP ATT YARDS TD 17 36 189 3

INT LG 0 37

RECEIVING NO YARDS TD Isaiah Cobbs 4 45 1 Qua Middlebrooks 5 44 0 Makyi Reed-Jones 2 40 1 Charles Stevenson 3 38 0 Jeremiah Augustin 3 22 1

LG AVG 37 11.3 12 8.8 37 20 17 12.7 13 7.3

PUNTING Daniel Sherman

I20 LG 4 54

KICKING Sergio Neyra

FG -

XP PTS 5/5 5

KICK RETURNS Jalen Williams

NO YARDS TD LG 3 70 0 40

NO YARDS TD LG 4 101 0 35

PUNT RETURNS Antoine Johnson

NO YARDS TD LG 2 16 0 13

TACKLES UA BJ Mitchell 4 Jordan Magee 3 Miquon Merriweather 1

TOTAL SACKS TFL 10 0 0 8 0 0 6 0 0.5

NO YARDS AVG TB 5 186 37.2 0

KICKING FG Freddy Lopez 0/2 KICK RETURNS Isaiah Cobbs TACKLES Rickey Banks Antonio Parker Ryan McCall

UA 7 5 4

A 4 1 2

TOTAL 11 6 6

LG -

SACKS 0 0 0

TFL 0.5 0 0

PASSING Silas Corder Charlie Fair

RECEIVING Jalen Williams Tahj Williby Bryhsen Smith PUNTING Sergio Neyra

NO YARDS TD 2 65 1 4 52 0 3 19 0

LG AVG 60 32.5 27 13 9 6.3

NO YARDS AVG TB 6 130 21.7 0

I20 LG 1 30

A 6 5 5

LG -

XP PTS 3/3 3

TEAM STATS

18 5 9 4 32 133 189 36 17 0 68 322 4.7 0/0 11 / 110 5 / 186 37.2 0/0 4 / 101 3 / 85 30:18 6 of 16 1 of 2 3/9

19 6 8 5 36 135 206 35 17 3 71 341 4.8 0/0 9 / 96 6 / 130 21.7 3 / 24 3 / 70 0/0 29:42 2 of 12 2 of 3 0/0

SCORING SUMMARY:

PLYS YDS

TOP

SCORE

2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

2 8 6 1 8 13 3 6

0:38 3:46 1:10 0:12 3:14 4:46 0:54 2:48

7-0 14-0 14-7 21-7 21-14 28-14 28-21 35-21

13:32 2:32 0:19 8:52 3:01 8:53 7:51 4:52

NEMCC NEMCC SMCC NEMCC SMCC NEMCC SMCC NEMCC

Qua Middlebrooks 8 run (Freddy Lopez kick) Makyi Reed-Jones 37 pass from Jeremiah Harrell (Lopez kick) Chris Hunter 5 run (Sergio Neyra kick) Middlebrooks 16 run (Lopez kick) Silas Corder 5 run (Neyra kick) Jeremiah Augustin 13 pass from Harrell (Lopez kick) Jalen Williams 60 pass from Corder (Neyra kick) Isaiah Cobbs 37 pass from Harrell (Lopez kick)

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17 84 62 16 61 70 65 63

2025 RECAP

GAME 3 | NEMCC-24 MISSISSIPPI DELTA-7 September 11, 2025 at Tiger Stadium (Booneville, Mississippi) NORTHEAST TIGERS

TEAM STATS

22 8 13 1 33 220 167 33 17 1 66 387 5.9 1/0 8 / 61 5 / 216 43.2 2 / 24 2 / 42 0/0 43:34 5 of 13 1 of 1 3 / 12

19 6 9 4 32 56 149 32 21 0 64 205 3.2 1/1 8 / 55 7 / 272 38.9 3/ 38 5 / 76 1/0 31:10 4 of 16 1 of 1 1/2

SCORING SUMMARY:

PLYS YDS

TOP

SCORE

1st 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

4 11 9 12 3

1:12 4:42 4:18 6:24 1:36

7-0 7-7 14-7 17-7 24-7

RUSHING Qua Middlebrooks Caden Greer Jeremiah Harrell PASSING Jeremiah Harrell

COMP ATT YARDS TD 16 31 166 0

RECEIVING Isaiah Cobbs JT Beasley Charles Stevenson Jeremiah Augustin PUNTING Daniel Sherman

MISSISSIPPI DELTA TROJANS ATT YARDS TD 15 97 0 3 61 1 9 31 2

LG AVG 23 6.5 60 20.3 16 3.4 INT LG 1 30

NO YARDS TD 6 44 0 2 38 0 2 30 0 2 29 0

LG AVG 21 7.3 30 19 22 15 23 14.5

NO YARDS AVG TB 5 216 43.2 0

I20 LG 4 47

KICKING Freddy Lopez

FG 1/1

KICK RETURNS Isaiah Cobbs Tre’Marcus Webb

NO YARDS TD LG 1 25 0 25 1 17 0 17

PUNT RETURNS Qua Middlebrooks Tre’Marcus Webb

NO YARDS TD LG 1 14 0 14 1 10 0 10

TACKLES Trevor Walton Jameson Mosley Rickey Banks

8:21 3:34 7:27 2:22 4:34

UA 5 5 2

NEMCC MDCC NEMCC NEMCC NEMCC

LG 27

XP PTS 3/3 6

A TOTAL SACKS TFL 1 6 0 0 1 6 1 3 3 5 0 0.5

RUSHING Chance Ross Caden Clark PASSING Evans Schippers Caden Clark

ATT YARDS TD 15 41 0 4 27 1

LG AVG 13 2.7 11 6.8

COMP ATT YARDS TD 12 18 84 0 9 14 65 0

INT LG 0 24 0 17

RECEIVING Monclair Brave Dewayne Mosley Jarrett Jasper Devyn Walker PUNTING Ceidrick Hunt

NO YARDS TD 7 50 0 3 27 0 4 25 0 1 24 0

LG AVG 17 7.1 15 9 11 6.3 24 24

NO YARDS AVG TB 7 272 38.9 0

I20 LG 3 53

KICKING FG Ceidrick Hunt 0/1

LG -

XP PTS 1/1 1

PUNT RETURN Mincer Minor IV

NO YARDS TD LG 3 38 0 23

KICK RETURNS Chance Ross Jarrett Jasper

NO YARDS TD LG 2 43 0 22 3 33 0 14

TACKLES Jaquain Payton Jermaine McRoay Lacoyrius Branch

A TOTAL SACKS TFL 2 9 0 0 4 8 0 0.5 5 7 0 0.5

Jeremiah Harrell 1 run (Lopez kick) Caden Clark 4 run (Ceidrick Hunt kick) Harrell 2 run (Lopez kick) Lopez 27 field goal Caden Greer 60 run (Lopez kick)

UA 7 4 2

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28 72 49 86 67

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GAME 4 | HOLMES-43 NEMCC-27 September 18, 2025 at Ras Branch Stadium (Goodman, Mississippi) NORTHEAST TIGERS

PASSING Jeremiah Harrell Caden Greer

HOLMES BULLDOGS ATT YARDS TD 18 60 1 15 54 1 2 5 1

LG AVG 14 3.3 14 3.6 5 2.5

RUSHING ATT YARDS TD Chase Richardson 18 80 1 DeCorey Knight 4 23 0 K.J. Miller 6 16 0 J.J. Harrell 1 1 1

LG AVG 13 4.4 14 5.8 12 2.7 1 1

COMP ATT YARDS TD 20 40 189 1 1 5 43 0

INT LG 1 46 0 43

PASSING Chase Richardson

INT LG 0 85

RUSHING Qua Middlebrooks Jeremiah Harrell Dylan Lewis

RECEIVING Makyi Reed-Jones Merritt Moon Charles Stevenson

NO YARDS TD 3 67 1 1 43 0 5 31 0

KICKING Freddy Lopez

RECEIVING D.J. Welch J.J. Harrell K.J. Miller Jekerious Williams PUNTING Colston Bennett

NO YARDS TD 3 89 1 3 78 1 3 70 1 6 57 0

LG AVG 85 29.7 58 26 56 23.3 13 9.5

NO YARDS AVG TB 6 261 43.5 1

I20 LG 2 49

LG -

XP PTS 3/3 3

NO YARDS AVG TB 7 303 43.3 1

I20 LG 2 62

KICKING Colston Bennett Dan Lindsay

FG 1/2 -

KICKOFF RETURNS Qua Middlebrooks Charles Stevenson

NO YARDS TD LG 4 85 0 32 4 74 0 37

KICKOFF RETURNS D.J. Welch Cayden Burger

NO YARDS TD LG 2 66 0 52 2 33 0 25

TACKLES Rickey Banks Ryan McCall Jameson Mosley

A TOTAL SACKS TFL 7 9 0 1 4 9 0 1.5 1 9 1 1

INTERCEPTION RETURNS Jeremy Atkins

NO YARDS TD LG 1 59 1 59

TACKLES E.J. Segrest Jeremy Atkins Kendrick Davis

A TOTAL SACKS TFL 6 13 0 1 6 9 0 2.5 3 7 1 2

PUNTING Daniel Sherman

UA 2 5 8

FG -

LG AVG 46 22.3 43 43 11 6.2

COMP ATT YARDS TD 31 47 413 3

SCORING SUMMARY: 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

7:02 3:14 13:02 7:31 4:27 9:49 7:01 4:53 9:26 2:19 0:39

NEMCC HCC HCC HCC NEMCC NEMCC HCC HCC HCC NEMCC HCC

Qua Middlebrooks 2 run (Lopez kick) J.J. Harrell 1 run (Colston Bennett kick) D.J. Welch 85 pass from Chase Richardson (Bennett kick) Bennett 20 field goal Makyi Reed-Jones 46 pass from Jeremiah Harrell (Lopez kick) Dylan Lewis 5 run (Lopez kick) Richardson 4 run (Bennett kick) K.J. Miller 56 pass from Richardson (kick failed) Harrell 58 pass from Richardson (Dan Lindsay kick) Harrell 1 yd (2pt conversion failed) Jeremy Atkins 59 interception return (kick failed)

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UA 7 3 4

LG 20 -

XP PTS 3/4 6 1/2 1

TEAM STATS

HCC

23 10 8 5 35 119 232 45 21 1 80 351 4.4 1 /1 9 / 84 8 / 321 40.1 1 / 14 8 / 159 0/0 33:25 7 of 22 3 of 3 3 / 11

18 9 16 3 34 120 413 48 31 0 82 533 6.5 2/1 17 / 160 6 / 261 43.5 4/1 4 / 99 1 / 59 26:35 7 of 19 3 of 3 2 / 11

PLYS YDS

TOP

SCORE

13 13 3 8 6 10 9 1 7 6 0

6:45 3:48 1:00 4:01 3:04 5:11 2:48 0:11 2:13 1:52 0:00

7-0 7-7 14-7 17-7 17-14 21-17 24-21 30-21 37-21 37-27 43-27

67 73 99 24 68 61 45 56 80 21 0

2025 RECAP

GAME 5 | #7 NORTHWEST-34 NEMCC-27 September 25, 2025 at Tiger Stadium (Booneville, Mississippi) NORTHEAST TIGERS

TEAM STATS

10 1 6 3 25 48 146 26 9 1 51 194 3.8 2/2 3 / 55 9 / 399 44.3 5 / 54 6 / 186 0/0 23:59 2 of 12 1 of 1 5 / 18

27 12 14 1 46 185 309 45 24 0 91 494 5.4 2/1 12 / 112 7 / 228 32.6 4 / 27 4 / 67 1 / 39 36:31 9 of 21 0 of 1 2 / 14

SCORING SUMMARY:

PLYS YDS

TOP

SCORE

1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th

13 0 6 6 9 1 0 13 10 7

5:19 0:00 5:19 2:17 2:28 0:19 0:00 5:38 3:50 2:30

7-0 14-0 14-6 14-13 17-13 20-17 27-17 27-20 27-26 34-27

RUSHING Qua Middlebrooks Jeremiah Harrell PASSING Jeremiah Harrell

LG AVG 8 2.8 9 1.5

COMP ATT YARDS TD 9 26 146 3

INT LG 1 51

RECEIVING Qua Middlebrooks JT Beasley Charles Stevenson PUNTING Daniel Sherman

NORTHWEST RANGERS ATT YARDS TD 11 28 0 13 19 0

NO YARDS TD 5 111 2 3 28 1 1 7 0

LG AVG 51 22.2 27 9.3 7 7

NO YARDS AVG TB 9 399 44.3 2

I20 LG 7 57

KICKING Freddy Lopez

FG -

KICKOFF RETURN Isaiah Cobbs

NO YARDS TD LG 6 186 0 49

TACKLES Ryan McCall Jackson Parker Rickey Banks

TOTAL 15 12 8

UA 8 8 6

A 7 4 2

LG -

XP PTS 3/4 3

SACKS TFL 1 1.5 0 0.5 1 1

RUSHING Aidan Glover Julius Pope Jarvis Durr PASSING Neko Fann Aidan Glover

ATT YARDS TD 13 72 1 11 55 1 11 42 1

LG AVG 16 5.5 19 5 10 3.8

COMP ATT YARDS TD 17 28 215 0 7 17 94 0

INT LG 0 52 0 23

RECEIVING Britten Traylor Keon Hutchins Julius Pope PUNTING Hayden Wolfe

NWCC NWCC NEMCC NEMCC NWCC NEMCC NEMCC NWCC NWCC NWCC

LG AVG 23 13.3 23 16.5 52 21.7

NO YARDS AVG TB 7 228 32.6 0

I20 LG 1 44

KICKING FG Hayden Wolfe 2/4

LG 41

XP PTS 2/3 8

KICKOFF RETURN Quincy Phillips Jr.

NO YARDS TD LG 3 64 0 29

INTERCEPTION RETURNS Jovarious Lundy

NO YARDS TD LG 1 39 1 39

TACKLES Marion Keyes Rase Jones Myles Miller 9:41 8:51 13:27 4:15 1:47 1:28 10:48 2:50 7:59 0:09

NO YARDS TD 10 133 0 4 66 0 3 65 0

Julius Pope 2 run (Hayden Wolfe kick) Jovarious Lundy 39 interception return (Wolfe kick) JT Beasley 3 pass from Jeremiah Harrell (kick failed) Qua Middlebrooks 32 pass from Harrell (Freddy Lopez kick) Wolfe 30 field goal Middlebrooks 51 pass from Harrell (Lopez kick) Jeb Bolen 25 blocked punt return (Lopez kick) Wolfe 41 field goal Aidan Glover 16 run (kick failed) Jarvis Durr 1 run (Reed Jesiolowski 2pt pass)

UA 2 4 2

A 4 2 3

TOTAL 6 6 5

SACKS 0 0 1

TFL 0.5 0 1.5

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81 0 10 68 66 51 0 66 80 31

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GAME 6 | EAST MISSISSIPPI-31 NEMCC-28 October 11, 2025 at Sullivan-Windham Field (Scooba, Mississippi) NORTHEAST TIGERS

TEAM STATS

21 11 9 1 40 129 291 27 15 0 67 420 6.3 2/0 11 / 92 4 / 170 42.5 2 / 12 4 / 42 0/0 34:41 6 of 16 3 of 3 1/6

24 16 7 1 39 224 154 21 15 0 60 378 6.3 0/0 9 / 75 5 / 180 36 3/8 4 / 100 0/0 25:19 5 of 10 0 of 0 6 / 31

SCORING SUMMARY:

PLYS YDS

TOP

SCORE

1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

6 12 16 8 2 6 5 7 9 7

3:06 5:51 6:47 3:21 0:27 2:12 2:02 3:51 3:09 1:00

7-0 7-7 10-7 14-10 17-14 21-17 28-17 28-20 28-28 31-28

RUSHING Jeremiah Harrell Qua Middlebrooks PASSING Caden Greer Jeremiah Harrell

LG AVG 22 5.3 13 4.8

COMP ATT YARDS TD 6 10 164 1 9 17 127 1

INT LG 0 95 0 27

RECEIVING JT Beasley Qua Middlebrooks Isaiah Cobbs Brooks Wallis PUNTING Daniel Sherman

EAST MISSISSIPPI LIONS ATT YARDS TD 12 63 0 13 63 1

RUSHING Gavin Griffin Trey Irving III Desmond Johnson PASSING Trey Irving III

ATT YARDS TD 19 115 2 14 93 1 4 10 1

LG AVG 17 6.1 15 6.6 6 2.5

COMP ATT YARDS TD 15 20 154 0

INT LG 0 23

NO YARDS TD 3 123 1 4 60 0 4 44 0 2 24 1

LG AVG 95 41 27 15 27 11 22 12

RECEIVING Tajii Burkett Noreel White Christian Thomas

NO YARDS AVG TB 4 170 42.5 1

I20 LG 1 49

PUNTING Wyatt Salter

NO YARDS TD 3 60 0 5 53 0 3 29 0

LG AVG 23 20 22 10.6 21 9.7

NO YARDS AVG TB 5 180 36 0

I20 LG 1 42

KICKING FG Freddy Lopez 2/3

LG 40

XP PTS 2/2 8

KICKING Hayden Houpt

FG 1/1

TACKLES Rickey Banks Jameson Mosley Ryan McCall

SACKS TFL 0 1 0 1 0 2.5

KICKOFF RETURNS Christian Thomas Noreel White

NO YARDS TD LG 2 59 0 47 2 41 0 29

UA 7 4 5

A 5 8 5

TOTAL 12 12 10

TACKLES Jamarri Vinson Ja’Cari Owens Ty Chambers

4:09 13:18 1:23 11:39 11:22 5:40 1:50 6:35 1:00 0:00

NEMCC EMCC NEMCC EMCC NEMCC EMCC EMCC NEMCC NEMCC EMCC

UA 6 4 5

A 4 5 4

Qua Middlebrooks 13 run (Freddy Lopez kick) Gavin Griffin 9 run (Hayden Houpt kick) Lopez 40 field goal Desmond Johnson 2 run (Houpt kick) JT Beasley 95 pass from Caden Greer (Lopez kick) Griffin 1 run (Houpt kick) Trey Irving III 14 run (Houpt kick) Lopez 32 field goal Brooks Wallis 2 pass from Jeremiah Harrell (Makyi Reed-Jones 2pt pass) Houpt 23 field goal

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TOTAL 10 9 9

LG -

XP PTS 4/4 7

SACKS 0 0 0

TFL 0 0 0

53 82 66 44 86 65 44 41 69 44

2025 RECAP

GAME 7 | NEMCC-45 COAHOMA-7 October 16, 2025 at Tiger Stadium (Booneville, Mississippi) NORTHEAST TIGERS

TEAM STATS

CCC

21 7 13 1 27 84 237 28 23 0 55 321 5.8 2/1 4 / 30 2 / 88 44 4 / 100 1 / 13 1/0 26:55 5 of 11 1 of 2 3/6

12 8 4 0 34 125 104 18 11 1 52 229 4.4 1/1 6 / 40 6 / 154 25.7 0/0 8 / 90 0/0 33:05 6 of 14 0 of 1 1/1

SCORING SUMMARY:

PLYS YDS

TOP

SCORE

1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd

5 12 5 7 5 3 6 8

1:21 6:44 1:57 3:01 1:55 0:57 2:58 3:41

3-0 7-3 10-7 17-7 24-7 31-7 38-7 45-7

RUSHING Qua Middlebrooks Dylan Lewis

COAHOMA TIGERS

ATT YARDS TD 9 44 2 7 22 2

LG AVG 19 4.9 6 3.1

COMP ATT YARDS TD 16 19 193 2 7 9 44 0

INT LG 0 49 0 11

PASSING Jabari Watson Tierral Rials Jr.

RECEIVING NO YARDS TD Jeremiah Augustin 5 63 1 Makyi Reed-Jones 1 49 0 Qua Middlebrooks 2 36 0 Isaiah Cobbs 5 34 0 Charles Stevenson 1 6 1

LG AVG 34 12.6 49 49 24 18 11 6.8 6 6

RECEIVING Luke Bolin Jaki Holmes Christopher Davis

PUNTING Daniel Sherman

I20 LG 1 46

PASSING Jeremiah Harrell Caden Greer

NO YARDS AVG TB 2 88 44 0

KICKING Freddy Lopez

FG 1/1

PUNT RETURNS Tre’Marcus Webb

NO YARDS TD LG 4 100 0 52

TACKLES Trison Booker Tyrese Cathey Curtis Brown

TOTAL SACKS TFL 7 0 1 5 2 2 5 0 0

11:40 4:56 13:43 8:48 6:00 1:52 9:48 2:19

UA 4 2 1

NEMCC CCC NEMCC NEMCC NEMCC NEMCC NEMCC NEMCC

A 3 3 4

LG 28

XP PTS 6/6 9

RUSHING Jabari Watson La’Zarious Penn

PUNTING Austin Donaldson

ATT YARDS TD 11 76 1 18 50 0

LG AVG 23 6.9 11 2.8

COMP ATT YARDS TD 7 10 70 0 4 8 34 0

INT LG 1 26 0 11

NO YARDS TD 1 26 0 3 25 0 1 20 0

LG AVG 26 26 11 8.3 20 20

NO YARDS AVG TB 6 154 25.7 0

I20 LG 0 35

KICKING Andrew Harrison

FG -

KICKOFF RETURNS Brennan Gibson Luke Bolin

NO YARDS TD LG 3 44 0 21 4 37 0 13

TACKLES Kennland Lyons Tristan Hill Anthony Hicks

TOTAL SACKS TFL 8 0 0.5 7 0 0 6 0 0

UA 1 3 2

Freddy Lopez 28 field goal Jabari Watson 1 run (Andrew Harrison kick) Charles Stevenson 6 pass from Jeremiah Harrell (Lopez kick) Dylan Lewis 6 run (Lopez kick) Qua Middlebrooks 10 run (Lopez kick) Jeremiah Augustin 34 pass from Harrell (Lopez kick) Middlebrooks 19 run (Lopez kick) Lewis 1 run (Lopez kick)

A 7 4 4

LG -

XP PTS 1/1 1

NEMCCTIGERS |

14 72 78 38 23 43 63 32

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GAME 8 | NEMCC-41 #15 ITAWAMBA-14 October 23, 2025 at Eaton Field (Fulton, Mississippi) NORTHEAST TIGERS

ITAWAMBA INDIANS

TEAM STATS

ICC

23 13 9 1 42 195 197 16 9 0 58 392 6.8 0/0 5 / 30 3 / 107 35.7 1 / 61 0/0 0/ 0 30:57 8 of 13 2 of 2 4 / 23

17 9 6 2 33 124 155 23 17 0 56 279 5 1/0 12 / 98 5 / 152 30.4 0/0 7 / 46 0/0 29:03 5 of 13 1 of 1 1/5

SCORING SUMMARY:

PLYS YDS

TOP

SCORE

1st 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

2 3 9 7 2 10 15 10

0:44 1:10 4:49 4:07 0:28 6:09 6:42 7:12

7-0 7-7 14-7 20-7 27-7 34-7 34-14 41-14

RUSHING ATT YARDS TD Qua Middlebrooks 19 102 1 Jeremiah Harrell 14 66 1 Dylan Lewis 8 21 0 Caden Greer 1 6 1 PASSING Jeremiah Harrell

LG AVG 22 5.4 21 4.7 10 2.6 6 6

RUSHING Deljay Bailey Jaylen Foster Emmanuel Randle PASSING Deljay Bailey

ATT YARDS TD 17 39 0 5 35 0 3 31 0

LG AVG 27 2.3 12 7 17 10.3

COMP ATT YARDS TD 17 23 155 2

INT LG 0 28

COMP ATT YARDS TD 9 16 197 3

INT LG 0 74

RECEIVING NO YARDS TD Makyi Reed-Jones 1 74 1 JT Beasley 5 71 0 Isaiah Cobbs 1 30 0 Merritt Moon 1 15 1 Charles Stevenson 1 7 1

LG AVG 74 74 29 14.2 30 30 15 15 7 7

PUNTING Daniel Sherman

I20 LG 3 41

KICKING FG Eli Burciaga 0/1

XP PTS 5/6 5

TACKLES Amir Scarver Orel Grey Seth Kidd Kole Caldwell

NO YARDS AVG TB 3 107 35.7 0

KICKING Freddy Lopez

FG -

PUNT RETURNS Tre’Marcus Webb

NO YARDS TD LG 1 61 0 61

TACKLES Ryan McCall Tre’Marcus Webb Rickey Banks Jameson Mosley

8:31 7:21 9:09 10:53 8:25 14:54 8:12 1:00

UA 5 3 2 4

NEMCC ICC NEMCC NEMCC NEMCC NEMCC ICC NEMCC

A TOTAL 5 10 5 8 5 7 3 7

LG -

RECEIVING Tavaris Coles Nate Branch Jaylen Foster PUNTING Rowan Lovorn

NO YARDS TD 6 65 0 3 38 2 5 31 0

LG AVG 20 10.8 28 12.7 12 6.2

NO YARDS AVG TB 4 161 40.3 0

I20 LG 0 47

UA 4 5 3 2

SACKS TFL 1.5 2 0 0.5 0.5 1 0 0

Makyi Reed-Jones 74 pass from Jeremiah Harrell (Freddy Lopez kick) Nate Branch 28 pass from Deljay Bailey (Eli Burciaga kick) Charles Stevenson 7 pass from Harrell (Lopez kick) Merritt Moon 15 pass from Harrell (kick failed) Qua Middlebrooks 1 run (Lopez kick) Harrell 7 run (Lopez kick) Branch 8 pass from Bailey (Burciaga kick) Caden Greer 6 run (Lopez kick)

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A 5 3 5 5

LG 0

XP PTS 2/2 2

TOTAL SACKS TFL 9 0 1.5 8 0 0 8 0 0.5 7 1 1

75 66 24 75 15 74 66 75

2025 RECAP

GAME 9 | #6 CO-LIN-34 NEMCC-16 October 30, 2025 at Tiger Stadium (Booneville, Mississippi) NORTHEAST TIGERS

TEAM STATS

18 10 6 2 34 107 198 29 11 1 63 305 4.8 1/1 6 / 55 5 / 179 35.8 1 / -3 6 / 196 0/0 25:50 2 of 14 2 of 4 3 / 17

22 12 10 0 39 119 178 24 15 0 63 297 4.7 1/1 7 / 54 6 / 176 29.3 3 / 10 4 / 147 1/3 34:10 6 of 13 0 of 1 4 / 26

SCORING SUMMARY:

PLYS YDS

TOP

SCORE

1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 4th 4th

5 3 7 14 4 0 9 8

2:03 1:05 3:45 7:05 2:10 0:00 3:27 4:28

6-0 6-6 13-6 20-6 20-13 27-13 27-16 34-16

RUSHING Qua Middlebrooks Jeremiah Harrell Dylan Lewis PASSING Jeremiah Harrell Caden Greer

CO-LIN WOLVES ATT YARDS TD 15 86 1 12 28 0 2 15 0

LG AVG 33 5.7 12 2.3 12 7.5

COMP ATT YARDS TD 10 24 167 1 1 4 31 0

INT LG 1 44 0 31

RECEIVING JT Beasley Jeremiah Augustin Kelvin Walker

NO YARDS TD 4 107 1 2 33 0 1 25 0

KICKING Freddy Lopez PUNTING Daniel Sherman

FG 1/1

LG AVG 44 26.8 31 16.5 25 25

LG 35

XP PTS 1/2 4

NO YARDS AVG TB 5 179 35.8 0

I20 LG 1 48

KICKOFF RETURNS Isaiah Cobbs Kelvin Walker

NO YARDS TD LG 5 172 0 65 1 24 0 24

TACKLES Rickey Banks Ryan McCall Jerone Baskin

TOTAL SACKS 10 0 8 0 7 0.5

11:05 10:00 6:15 10:49 3:45 3:31 14:55 10:27

UA 5 4 2

CLCC NEMCC CLCC CLCC NEMCC CLCC NEMCC CLCC

A 5 4 5

TFL 1.5 1.5 0.5

RUSHING ATT YARDS TD Dezmond Ray 13 67 1 Ja’Quan Bentley 10 43 0 Martavious Boswell 8 30 1 Que Tillman 1 1 1 Jaylen Pettway 6 -4 1

LG AVG 33 5.2 16 4.3 13 3.8 1 1 18 -0.7

PASSING Jaylen Pettway

COMP ATT YARDS TD 15 24 178 0

INT LG 0 23

RECEIVING NO YARDS TD Jemarj Bell 6 89 0 Jabraxton Boone 3 42 0 Trevor Fortenberry 1 20 0

LG AVG 23 14.8 22 14 20 20

KICKING Ty Jones

LG -

XP PTS 4/5 4

NO YARDS AVG TB 6 176 29.3 0

I20 LG 1 41

PUNTING Ty Jones

KICKOFF RETURNS Kannon Cato TACKLES Archie Chambers Lonnie Smith Josiah Vaughn

UA 7 5 3

Jaylen Peteway 18 run (kick failed) Qua Middlebrooks 10 run (kick failed) Dezmond Ray 3 run (Ty Jones kick) Que Tillman 1 run (Jones kick) JT Beasley 41 pass from Jeremiah Harrell (Freddy Lopez kick) Kannon Cato 75 kick return (Jones kick) Lopez 35 field goal Martavious Boswell 6 run (Jones kick)

A 4 3 2

FG -

NO YARDS TD LG 1 75 1 75 TOTAL 11 8 5

SACKS 0 3 0

TFL 0 4 0

NEMCCTIGERS |

84 19 72 77 60 0 30 37

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All- Conference Selections

Tyrese Cathey First Team Defensive Line

JT Fagan

First Team Offensive Line

Ryan McCall First Team Linebacker

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Rickey Banks Second Team Linebacker

JT Beasley

Second Team Wide Receiver

Brooks Wallis Second Team Tight End

2025 RECAP

All- Conference Selections

Qua Middlebrooks Honorable Mention Running Back

Alfred Washington Honorable Mention Offensive Line

Daniel Sherman

Honorable Mention Punter

Tre’Marcus Webb Honorable Mention Return Specialist

NEMCCTIGERS |

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ALL-TIME HOMECOMING MATCHUP RESULTS DATE 11/3/49

OPPONENT Fulton

W/L SCORE W 41-0

DATE 10/9/82

OPPONENT Itawamba

W/L SCORE L 20-19

DATE 10/16/04

OPPONENT Jones

W/L SCORE L 24-14

10/28/50

Pearl River

20-7

10/15/83

Jones

23-12

9/22/05

Holmes

20-13

11/22/51

Itawamba

33-7

10/27/84

Mississippi Delta

42-7

10/19/06

Coahoma

44-16

10/25/52

Pearl River

38-0

10/12/85

East Mississippi

10/11/07

Mississippi Delta

44-24

11/21/53

Itawamba

19-7

10/18/86

Mississippi Delta

17-14

10/2/08

East Central

38-7

11/6/54

Northwest

37-12

9/26/87

Coahoma

52-0

10/15/09

Coahoma

L 20-14 4OT

10/29/55

Scooba

13-7

10/8/88

Pearl River

10-3

10/16/10

Coahoma

31-17

10/20/56

Livingston State

31-19

10/14/89

East Mississippi

21-14

10/8/11

East Mississippi

63-35

10/17/68

Northwest

41-22

10/27/90

Mississippi Delta

34-0

10/20/12

Itawamba

36-15

10/25/69

Co-Lin

21-17

10/5/91

East Mississippi

28-21

10/5/13

Coahoma

27-17

10/24/70

Hinds

18-17

10/17/92

Itawamba

28-6

9/27/14

Coahoma

49-35

9/25/71

Mississippi Delta

26-16

10/7/93

East Mississippi

35-19

10/2/15

Mississippi Delta

28-20

10/7/72

East Central

19-3

10/20/94

Mississippi Delta

14-12

9/29/16

Coahoma

36-6

10/13/73

Hinds

14-7

10/5/95

East Mississippi

42-9

10/12/17

Mississippi Delta

28-6

10/12/74

Holmes

17-7

10/24/96

Coahoma

33-0

10/4/18

Mississippi Delta

41-11

10/4/75

East Mississippi

28-24

10/16/97

East Mississippi

21-0

9/19/19

Holmes

14-6

11/6/76

Mississippi Delta

31-14

10/22/98

East Mississippi

31-14

10/15/20

Coahoma

13-10

10/8/77

East Mississippi

20-4

9/23/99

Holmes

34-6

10/14/21

Mississippi Delta

19-14

11/4/78

Northwest

40-18

10/14/00

Mississippi Delta

34-17

9/22/22

Mississippi Delta

31-0

10/6/79

East Mississippi

14-6

10/6/01

Coahoma

35-8

10/5/23

Holmes

37-20

9/27/80

Holmes

19-7

10/5/02

Coahoma

29-0

10/10/24

East Mississippi

49-21

10/10/81

East Mississippi

29-0

9/27/03

Southwest

26-25

10/16/25

Coahoma

45-7

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HISTORY

NORTHEAST ALL-TIME COACHING HISTORY HEAD COACH

YEARS

TENURE

RECORD

PCT

Woody Johnson

1949

6-4-1

.545

Doug Hamley

1950-51

11-6-3

.550

Charles Borde

1952-54

10-21-1

.313

Horace McCool

1955-56

13-7

.650

Bill Ward

1968-82

56-92-3

.371

David Carnell

1983-85

5-26

.161

Johnny Plummer

1986-89

19-20-2

.463

Hubert Tucker

1990-94

16-31-3

.320

Gunter Brewer

1995

0-10

.000

Laurin Collins

1996-2000

6-44

.120

Bobby Hall

2001-02

10-9

.526

Andy Greening

2003-07

22-24

.478

Ricky Smither

2008-14

23-41

.359

Greg Davis

2015-Present

42-54

.438

TOTAL

239-389-13

.373

Bill Ward (1968-82)

David Carnell (1983-85)

Andy Greening (2003-2007)

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ALL-TIME RESULTS 1949 Woody Johnson (6-4-1) Mississippi Valley Conference Champions 9/17 at Senatobia W 34-0 9/24 at Decatur L 31-13 10/1 Bethel, TN W 27-6 10/6 Ellisville W 21-6 10/22 Martin, TN W 37-0 10/28 at Poplarville L 34-6 11/3 Fulton W 41-0 11/12 at Perkinston W 40-15 11/19 at Hinds L 60-27 11/24 at Moorhead L 31-19 12/1 Union, TN T 20-20 1950 Doug Hamley (6-2-2) Mississippi Valley Conference Champions 9/16 Northwest W 31-0 9/21 East Central L 12-7 9/30 at Bethel W 21-13 10/7 at Ellisville W 20-12 10/20 at UT College W 21-6 10/28 Pearl River W 20-7 11/4 at Itawamba T 0-0 11/11 at Perkinston T 20-20 11/18 Hinds L 19-0 11/22 at Sunflower W 32-14 1951 Doug Hamley (5-4-1) 9/15 at Little Rock L 6-0 9/22 at Decatur L 7-6 9/29 at Northwest W 34-14 10/5 Ellisville T 7-7 10/20 Gulf Coast W 19-7 10/27 at Pearl River L 27-7 11/3 at Scooba W 37-0 11/10 UT College W 47-0 11/17 at Hinds L 54-7 11/22 Itawamba W 33-7 1952 Charles Borde (1-7-1) 9/13 at Fulton L 14-13 9/20 East Central L 14-6 9/26 Senatobia W 13-7 10/4 at Ellisville T 14-14 10/18 at Perkinston L 41-13 10/25 Pearl River L 38-0 11/1 Scooba L 39-13 11/8 at UT College L 19-13 11/13 at Hinds L 66-14 1953 Charles Borde (4-8) 9/5 at East Mississippi L 19-13 9/12 Little Rock, Ark. W 26-13 9/19 at East Central L 20-13 9/24 at Northwest W 14-12 10/3 Jones L 21-6 10/9 UT-Martin W 26-14 10/17 Gulf Coast L 17-0 10/24 at Pearl River L 52-0 10/31 East Mississippi L 17-13 11/14 at Hinds L 69-0 11/7 at Sunflower L 40-21 11/21 Itawamba W 19-7

1955 HORACE ‘SLICK’ MCCOOL 9/10 at East Central L 9/17 Memphis St. L 10/1 Jones County L 10/8 at Pearl River L 10/15 Holmes W 10/22 at Sunflower L 10/29 Scooba W 11/5 at Northwest L 11/19 Itawamba W 1956 HORACE ‘SLICK’ MCCOOL 9/8 East Central W 9/15 Arkansas State W 9/22 at Gordon Military W 9/29 at Jones L 10/4 UT College W 10/13 at Holmes W 10/20 Livingston St. W 10/27 at Scooba W 11/3 Northwest W 11/17 at ICC W 11/2 vs. West Georgia W 1968 BILL WARD 9/7 Southwest W 9/21 at Hinds W 9/26 at Holmes L 10/5 at East Central L 10/12 East Mississippi L 10/17 Northwest W 10/26 at Co-Lin L 11/2 at Itawamba W 11/14 Perkinston L 1969 BILL WARD at Southwest W Hinds W Holmes L 10/4 East Central W 10/11 at East Mississippi L 10/18 at Northwest W 10/25 Co-Lin W 11/1 at Itawamba W 11/13 Perkinston W 1970 BILL WARD 9/12 Pearl River L 9/19 at East Mississippi W 9/24 Southwest W 10/2 at Mississippi Delta W 10/17 at Itawamba W 10/24 Hinds L 10/31 at Northwest L 11/7 at East Central L 11/14 Holmes L 11/21 Jones L

1954 CHARLES BORDE 9/11 East Central W 9/18 at Little Rock L 9/23 Marion Institute W 10/2 at Jones L 10/9 Pearl River L 10/16 at Holmes County L 10/23 Sunflower L 10/30 at East Misissippi L 11/6 Northwest W 11/13 at UT-Martin W 11/20 at Itawamba W

1971 BILL WARD 9/4 at Pearl River L 9/8 East Mississippi L 9/18 at Southwest L 9/25 Mississippi Delta L 10/9 Itawamba L 10/16 at Hinds L 10/21 Northwest L 10/28 East Central L 11/4 at Holmes L 11/11 at Jones L

(5-6) 12-7 27-2 50-0 46-0 19-0 25-21 20-19 9-7 37-12 32-16 19-15

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(3-6) 27-2 7-6 26-12 14-0 25-13 40-0 13-7 13-7 27-7

(7-2) 39-21 15-13 20-16 48-14 27-13 40-21 21-1 20-18 28-14

1972 BILL WARD 9/2 at Gulf Coast L 9/9 Mississippi Delta L 9/16 at Southwest W 9/23 Itawamba L 9/30 Northwest W 10/7 East Central L 10/12 at Hinds L 10/19 East Mississippi L 11/4 at Pearl River L 11/9 at Holmes L 1973 BILL WARD 9/1 Gulf Coast L 9/8 at Mississippi Delta L 9/15 Southwest W 9/22 at Itawamba L 9/29 at Northwest L 10/6 at East Central W 10/13 Hinds W 10/20 at East Mississippi L 11/1 Pearl River L 11/8 Holmes W 1974 BILL WARD 9/7 Hinds W 9/14 at Itawamba L 9/19 Northwest L 9/28 at Co-Lin W 10/5 at East Mississippi L 10/12 Holmes L 10/17 Baptist Christian W 10/26 at Pearl River L 11/2 East Central W 11/9 at Mississippi Delta L 11/14 Southwest T 1975 BILL WARD 9/6 at Hinds T 9/13 Itawamba L 9/20 at Northwest T 9/25 Co-Lin L 10/4 East Mississippi L 10/9 at Holmes W 10/23 at Pearl River L 10/30 East Central L 11/6 at Mississippi Delta L 11/13 Southwest L

(1-7-2, 1-4-1) 7-7 24-15 6-6 15-13 28-24 19-7 14-10 20-15 7-6 40-22

(4-6) 26-3 26-21 21-20 12-6 13-12 18-17 54-18 32-15 38-6 25-14

1976 BILL WARD 9/9 Southwest W 9/18 at Gulf Coast L 9/25 at Coahoma* L 9/30 Holmes* W 10/7 at Co-Lin L 10/16 at East Mississippi* W 10/23 Itawamba* L 10/30 at Northwest* L 11/6 Mississippi Delta* W at East Central L

(4-6, 3-3) 16-7 24-6 28-12 13-7 28-10 20-11 28-19 28-0 31-14 28-7

(0-10, 0-6) 29-0 37-14 21-7 26-16 74-22 20-6 75-21 41-7 23-12 46-12

1977 BILL WARD NORTH DIVISION RUNNER-UP 9/1 at Southwest L 9/10 Gulf Coast W 9/15 Coahoma* W 9/22 at Holmes* W 10/1 Co-Lin W 10/8 East Mississippi* L 10/15 at Itawamba* L 10/22 Northwest* W 10/29 at Mississippi Delta* W 11/5 at East Central L

(6-4, 4-2)

(10-1) 27-7 26-14 25-14 41-26 31-7 25-0 31-19 33-13 6-0 20-7 41-0 (4-5) 33-20 28-17 37-14 24-19 37-34 41-22 20-16 48-14 43-7

(2-8, 1-5) 35-24 28-0 6-0 14-0 16-7 19-3 28-16 14-13 33-7 18-3 (4-6, 2-4) 34-6 45-27 20-19 53-14 12-0 23-20 14-7 19-17 20-3 20-3 (4-6-1, 1-5) 23-10 13-0 27-6 22-0 24-14 17-7 29-14 31-13 34-17 28-21 20-20

14-7 32-7 32-0 10-0 38-7 20-4 12-11 42-28 10-0 21-19

HISTORY

1978 BILL WARD 9/2 at Pearl River L 9/7 Holmes* L 9/16 Hinds L 9/23 at Coahoma* L 9/28 Gulf Coast L 10/7 at East Mississippi* L 10/14 Itawamba* L 10/21 at Jones L 10/26 at Mississippi Delta* L 11/4 Northwest* L

(0-10, 0-6) 20-14 7-3 12-6 9-8 10-6 14-7 26-0 26-0 13-7 40-18

1979 BILL WARD NORTH DIVISION RUNNER-UP 9/2 Pearl River L 9/6 at Holmes* W 9/15 at Hinds W 9/20 Coahoma* W 9/29 at Gulf Coast L 10/6 East Mississippi* W 10/13 at Itawamba* L 10/18 Jones L 10/27 Mississippi Delta* W 11/1 at Northwest* W MACJC PLAYOFFS 11/17 at Jones L 1980 BILL WARD NORTH DIVISION CHAMPIONS 9/4 Co-Lin W 9/13 at Coahoma* W 9/18 Jones W 9/27 Holmes* W 10/4 at Hinds W 10/11 at East Mississippi* W 10/18 Itawamba* W 10/23 Mississippi Delta* W 11/1 at Northwest* W 11/8 at Pearl River L MACJC PLAYOFFS 11/14 Jones L 1981 BILL WARD 9/5 at Co-Lin L 9/10 Coahoma* W 9/19 at Jones L 9/24 at Holmes* L 10/3 Hinds L 10/10 East Mississippi* L 10/17 at Itawamba* L 10/22 at Mississippi Delta* L 10/29 Northwest* L 11/5 Pearl River L

(6-5, 5-1) 41-7 10-0 27-20 6-0 27-9 14-6 17-10 28-14 15-14 41-3 23-0 (9-2, 6-0) 16-6 17-6 26-23 19-7 35-28 35-14 25-7 45-0 26-0 27-17 19-3 (1-9, 1-5) 36-14 55-18 47-21 27-7 14-7 29-0 21-13 28-16 21-9 21-14

1982 BILL WARD 9/2 at Gulf Coast L 9/11 Holmes* L 9/16 East Central W 9/25 at Coahoma* W 10/2 East Mississippi* L 10/9 Itawamba* L 10/16 at Jones L 10/21 at Northwest* L 10/28 Southwest W 11/4 at Mississippi Delta* W

(4-6, 2-4) 31-0 21-19 29-7 31-10 31-19 20-19 20-17 41-0 24-14 35-0

1983 DAVID CARNELL NORTH DIVISION RUNNER-UP 9/3 Gulf Coast L 9/8 at Holmes* W 9/17 at East Central L 9/22 Coahoma* W 10/1 at East Mississippi* W 10/8 at Itawamba* W 10/15 Jones L 10/22 Northwest* L 10/29 at Southwest L 11/3 Mississippi Delta* L MACJC PLAYOFFS at Gulf Coast L

(4-7, 4-2) 33-0 15-7 14-10 45-0 14-13 12-11 23-12 47-0 17-14 17-14 42-0

1984 DAVID CARNELL 9/1 Hinds L 9/8 at Coahoma* L 9/13 at Southwest L 9/22 Holmes* L 9/29 at Gulf Coast L 10/6 Itawamba* L 10/13 at East Mississippi* L 10/20 at Northwest* L 10/27 Mississippi Delta* L 11/1 Jones L 1985 DAVID CARNELL 8/29 at Hinds L 9/5 Coahoma* L 9/12 Southwest L 9/19 at Holmes* W 9/28 Gulf Coast L 10/5 at Itawamba* L 10/12 East Mississippi* L 10/19 Northwest* L 10/24 at Mississippi Delta* L 11/2 at Jones L

(0-10, 0-6) 21-6 15-10

1986 JOHNNY PLUMMER 8/30 at Jones W 9/6 Holmes* W 9/13 at Pearl River L 9/20 at Coahoma* W 9/25 Gulf Coast W 10/4 Itawamba* L 10/9 at East Mississippi* L 10/18 Mississippi Delta* W 10/25 at Northwest* L 10/30 Hinds L

(5-5, 3-3) 26-17 29-18 36-20 34-19 20-10 22-14 10-9 17-14 43-14 12-0

30-6 33-3 29-14 15-13 49-35 42-7 36-2 (1-9, 1-5) 14-9 30-13 14-6 6-5 19-3 31-13 31-23 28-0

1987 JOHNNY PLUMMER (6-4-1, 4-1-1) NORTH DIVISION RUNNER UP 9/5 Jones W 14-3 9/10 at Holmes* T 7-7 9/17 Pearl River L 38-14 9/26 Coahoma* W 52-0 10/1 at Gulf Coast W 24-7 10/10 at Itawamba* W 21-17 10/17 East Mississippi* W 3-0 10/24 at Mississippi Delta* W 35-28 10/31 Northwest* L 38-23 11/5 at Hinds L 34-0 MACJC PLAYOFFS 11/14 at Hinds L 42-14 1988 JOHNNY PLUMMER (4-5-1, 2-3-1) 9/1 East Central L 20-16 9/10 at Coahoma* W 14-7 9/15 Holmes* L 35-14 9/24 at Co-Lin L 17-6 10/1 at Itawamba* T 7-7 10/8 Pearl River W 10-3 10/15 at East Mississippi* L 14-9 10/20 Mississippi Delta* W 25-8 10/27 Northwest* L 31-0 11/3 at Southwest W 31-7 1989 JOHNNY PLUMMER (4-6, 1-5) 8/31 at East Central W 13-7 9/7 Coahoma* W 40-14 9/14 at Holmes* L 18-7 9/21 Co-Lin L 18-11 9/28 Itawamba* L 21-7 10/7 at Pearl River W 35-25 10/14 East Mississippi* L 21-14 10/19 at Mississippi Delta* L 43-0 10/26 at Northwest* L 49-14 11/2 Southwest W 28-6

1990 HUBERT TUCKER (2-7-1, 2-4) 8/30 Southwest L 30-7 9/6 at Gulf Coast T 24-24 9/15 at Coahoma* W 27-10 9/20 Holmes* W 27-13 9/29 at Co-Lin L 24-0 10/6 at East Mississippi* L 36-24 10/11 Itawamba* L 50-24 10/18 at Northwest* L 54-13 10/27 Mississippi Delta* L 34-0 11/1 East Central L 31-14 1991 HUBERT TUCKER (4-5-1, 3-2-1) 8/29 at Southwest L 24-17 9/5 Gulf Coast W 28-14 9/12 Coahoma* W 39-0 9/19 at Holmes* W 10-9 9/26 Co-Lin L 20-14 10/5 East Mississippi* W 28-21 10/12 at Itawamba* T 0-0 10/17 Northwest* L 31-3 10/26 at Mississippi Delta* L 33-16 10/31 at East Central L 29-15 1992 HUBERT TUCKER (4-6, 2-4) 9/3 at Pearl River L 21-14 9/10 Holmes* L 31-15 9/17 Hinds L 34-0 9/24 at Coahoma* W 42-0 10/1 Gulf Coast W 28-24 10/8 at East Mississippi* W 21-14 10/17 Itawamba* L 28-6 10/22 at Jones W 17-14 10/31 at Mississippi Delta* L 23-0 11/5 Northwest* L 22-8 1993 HUBERT TUCKER (3-6-1, 2-3-1) 9/2 Pearl River L 45-14 9/9 at Holmes* L 23-13 9/16 at Hinds L 27-0 9/23 Coahoma* W 30-8 9/30 at Gulf Coast W 21-20 10/7 East Mississippi* W 35-19 10/16 at Itawamba* L 29-6 10/21 Jones L 34-0 10/28 Mississippi Delta* L 17-7 11/4 at Northwest* T 27-27 1994 HUBERT TUCKER 9/1 Co-Lin 9/10 at Coahoma* 9/15 Jones 9/22 Holmes* 9/29 at Hinds 10/6 at East Mississippi* 10/13 Itawamba* 10/20 Mississippi Delta* 10/27 at Northwest* 11/3 at Pearl River 1995 8/31 9/7 9/16 9/23 9/28 10/5 10/12 10/21 10/26 11/2

L W L L L W L W L L

(3-7, 3-3) 15-0 36-14 46-22 26-12 26-6 26-14 45-0 14-12 21-14 47-34

GUNTER BREWER at Co-Lin L Coahoma* L at Jones L at Holmes* L Hinds L East Mississippi* L at Itawamba* L at Mississippi Delta* L Northwest* L Pearl River L

(0-10, 0-6) 20-3 26-24 40-24 32-0 38-0 42-9 34-0 44-39 35-13 7-0

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Fall Sports Media Guide 1996 LAURIN COLLINS 9/5 Pearl River L 9/12 at East Central L 9/19 at Southwest L 9/26 Mississippi Delta* L 10/5 at Holmes* L 10/10 Northwest* L 10/19 at East Mississippi* L 10/24 Coahoma* W 10/31 at Itawamba* L 11/7 Co-Lin L

(1-9, 1-5) 21-0 36-7 16-6 45-0 41-0 20-7 37-12 33-0 43-0 19-6

1997 LAURIN COLLINS 9/4 at Pearl River L 9/11 East Central L 9/18 Southwest L 9/25 at Mississippi Delta* W 10/2 Holmes* L 10/9 at Northwest* L 10/16 East Mississippi* L 10/25 at Coahoma* W 10/30 Itawamba* L 11/6 at Co-Lin L 1998 LAURIN COLLINS 9/3 Southwest L 9/10 Co-Lin L 9/19 at Jones L 9/24 at Holmes* L 10/1 Northwest* L 10/10 at Gulf Coast* L 10/17 at Coahoma* W 10/22 East Mississippi* L 10/29 Itawamba* L 11/5 at Mississippi Delta* L

(2-8, 2-4) 25-7 9-3 21-14 10-7 OT 41-8 42-13 21-0 22-18 22-14 23-0

1999 LAURIN COLLINS 9/2 at Southwest L 9/9 at Co-Lin L 9/16 Jones L 9/23 Holmes* L 10/2 at Northwest* L 10/7 Gulf Coast L 10/14 Coahoma* L 10/21 at East Mississippi* L 10/28 at Itawamba* L 11/4 Mississippi Delta* L 2000 LAURIN COLLINS 8/31 Jones W 9/7 Gulf Coast L 9/14 at Hinds L 9/21 at Northwest* L 9/28 East Mississippi* L 10/7 at Coahoma* W 10/14 Mississippi Delta* L 10/19 Itawamba* L 10/26 at Pearl River L 11/2 at Holmes* L 2001 BOBBY HALL 9/6 at Gulf Coast L 9/13 Hinds L 9/20 Northwest* W 9/27 at East Mississippi* W 10/6 Coahoma* W 10/13 at Mississippi Delta* L 10/18 at Itawamba* L 10/25 Pearl River L 11/1 Holmes* L

(0-10, 0-6) 19-6 17-0 28-0 34-6 58-12 35-0 17-3 44-0 31-13 37-0

(1-9, 1-5) 23-0 14-13 30-0 20-0 51-17 48-14 21-20 31-14 38-31 34-10

(2-8, 1-5) 21-12 32-6 45-3 63-0 21-0 48-0 34-17 45-14 54-21 29-27 (3-6, 3-3) 29-7 53-3 28-27 41-14 35-8 13-0 24-14 40-34 35-21

2002 BOBBY HALL NORTH DIVISION CHAMPIONS 9/5 Pearl River W 9/12 at East Central W 9/19 at East Mississippi* W 9/26 at Southwest L 10/5 Coahoma* W 10/10 Itawamba* W 10/19 at Mississippi Delta* W 10/24 Holmes* W 10/31 at Northwest* L MACJC PLAYOFFS 11/9 Jones L 2003 ANDY GREENING 9/4 at Pearl River L 9/11 East Central W 9/18 East Mississippi* L 9/27 Southwest W 10/4 at Coahoma* W 10/9 at Itawamba* L 10/16 Mississippi Delta* L 10/23 at Holmes* L 10/30 Northwest* L 2004 ANDY GREENING NORTH DIVISION CHAMPIONS 9/2 Southwest W 9/9 Co-Lin W 9/16 Coahoma* W 9/23 Holmes* W 9/30 Itawamba* W 10/7 Mississippi Delta* L 10/16 Jones L 10/23 at Northwest* W 10/28 East Mississippi* W MACJC PLAYOFFS 11/6 Hinds L 2005 ANDY GREENING NORTH DIVISION CHAMPIONS 9/22 Holmes* W 9/29 Itawamba* W 10/6 at Mississippi Delta* W 10/15 at Jones W 10/20 Northwest* W 10/29 at East Mississippi* W 11/3 at Coahoma* W MACJC PLAYOFFS 11/12 Pearl River L PILGRIM’S PRIDE BOWL 12/3 vs. Trinity Valley L 2006 ANDY GREENING 8/31 Jones L 9/7 at Gulf Coast L 9/14 at Hinds L 9/21 Northwest* L 9/28 at Itawamba* L 10/5 East Mississippi* L 10/14 at Mississippi Delta* W 10/19 Coahoma* W 10/26 at Holmes* W 2007 ANDY GREENING 8/30 at Jones L 9/6 Gulf Coast L 9/13 Hinds L 9/20 at Northwest* L 9/27 Itawamba* L 10/4 at East Mississippi* L 10/11 Mississippi Delta* W 10/20 at Coahoma* W 10/25 Holmes* L

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(7-3, 5-1) 13-6 14-7 3-0 20-2 29-0 35-19 18-0 7-6 27-3 15-0 (3-6, 1-5) 43-3 17-13 44-17 26-25 44-16 34-31 28-18 27-24 34-26 (7-3, 5-1) 9-0 45-14 43-13 31-3 24-13 17-16 24-14 19-16 31-16 30-6 (7-2, 6-0) 20-13 41-0 42-0 23-7 38-14 45-27 30-14 27-20 24-14 (3-6, 3-3) 31-10 42-7 14-10 31-14 29-24 25-8 48-25 44-16 12-2 (2-7, 2-4) 39-9 34-7 14-13 26-24 20-13 31-27 44-24 36-6 13-0

2008 RICKY SMITHER 8/28 at Hinds W 9/4 Pearl River L 9/11 at Itawamba* L 9/18 Mississippi Delta* L 9/25 at Holmes* L 10/2 East Central L 10/9 East Mississippi* L 10/18 at Coahoma* L 10/23 Northwest* L * Hinds forfeited win to NE

(1-8, 0-6) 23-12 38-10 12-9 35-0 30-7 38-7 49-0 28-25 50-28

2009 RICKY SMITHER 8/27 Hinds L 9/3 at Pearl River L 9/10 Itawamba* W 9/17 at Mississippi Delta* L 9/24 Holmes* W 10/3 at East Central L 10/10 at East Mississippi* L 10/15 Coahoma* L 10/24 at Northwest* L 2010 RICKY SMITHER NORTH DIVISION RUNNER-UP 9/2 at East Central W 9/9 at Southwest L 9/16 Mississippi Delta* W 9/23 at Holmes* W 9/30 Northwest* L 10/7 at East Mississippi* W 10/16 Coahoma* W 10/21 at Itawamba* L 10/28 Co-Lin L 2011 RICKY SMITHER NORTH DIVISON RUNNER-UP 9/1 East Central W 9/8 Southwest W 9/15 at Mississippi Delta* W 9/22 Holmes* W 9/29 at Northwest* W 10/8 #3 East Mississippi* L 10/13 at Coahoma* W 10/20 Itawamba* L 10/27 at Copiah-Lincoln L MACJC PLAYOFFS 11/5 at Gulf Coast L 2012 RICKY SMITHER 9/2 Co-Lin L 9/8 at Jones W 9/13 at Holmes* L 9/20 #6 Northwest* L 9/27 at #10 Gulf Coast L 10/4 at Coahoma* W 10/11 #4 East Mississippi* L 10/20 Itawamba* L 10/25 at Mississippi Delta* W 2013 RICKY SMITHER NORTH DIVISION RUNNER-UP 8/29 at #9 Co-Lin L 9/5 Jones L 9/12 Holmes* W 9/19 at Northwest* W 9/26 #10 Gulf Coast L 10/5 Coahoma* W 10/10 at #3 East Mississippi* L 10/17 at #20 Itawamba* L 10/24 Mississippi Delta* W

(2-7, 2-4) 16-7 OT 42-23 28-21 14-7 25-10 34-28 OT 48-10 20-14 4OT 17-14 (5-4, 4-2) 34-6 20-17 26-13 35-20 26-6 49-42 31-17 20-17 23-3 (6-4, 4-2) 40-27 32-9 16-3 21-0 34-28 63-35 29-13 28-18 21-12 20-17 OT (3-6, 2-4) 33-14 30-21 34-14 19-13 61-7 21-17 49-0 36-15 24-3 (4-5, 4-2) 29-20 34-28 17-14 34-21 28-14 27-17 59-0 36-33 30-9

OPPONENT SERIES 2014 RICKY SMITHER 8/28 at #9 Gulf Coast L 9/4 Hinds L 9/11 Northwest* W 9/18 at #1 East Mississippi* L 9/27 Coahoma* W 10/2 at Mississippi Delta* L 10/9 at Itawamba* L 10/16 Pearl River L 10/23 Holmes* L 2015 GREG DAVIS 8/28 #9 Gulf Coast L 9/4 at #20 Hinds L 9/11 at #10 Northwest* L 9/18 #7 East Mississippi* L 9/27 at Coahoma* W 10/2 Mississippi Delta* L 10/9 Itawamba* L 10/16 at Pearl River W 10/23 at Holmes* L 2016 GREG DAVIS 9/1 Pearl River W 9/8 at East Central W 9/15 at #14 East Mississippi* L 9/22 at Southwest W 9/29 Coahoma* W 10/6 Itawamba* W 10/13 at Mississippi Delta* W 10/20 Holmes* L 10/27 at #5 Northwest* L

HISTORY

(2-7, 2-4) 41-8 31-12 25-19 OT 65-7 49-35 14-7 38-19 45-28 37-20

2021 GREG DAVIS 9/2 at Jones L 9/9 #6 Gulf Coast L 9/16 Hinds L 9/23 at #14 Northwest* L 9/30 Itawamba* W 10/9 at #6 East Mississippi* L 10/14 Mississippi Delta* L 10/21 at Coahoma* W 10/28 Holmes* W

(3-6, 3-3) 41-17 18-16 18-13 45-13 31-17 34-19 19-14 21-20 29-12

(2-7, 1-5) 40-23 44-13 51-14 56-7 42-14 28-20 52-14 26-23 56-20

2022 GREG DAVIS 9/1 at #7 Hinds W 9/8 Pearl River L 9/15 at Itawamba* L 9/22 Mississippi Delta* W 9/29 at Holmes* L 10/6 East Central W 10/13 #7 East Mississippi* W 10/20 at Coahoma* W 10/27 #3 Northwest* L

(5-4, 3-3) 20-3 20-13 28-27 OT 31-0 34-31 34-20 31-21 17-14 28-2

(6-3, 3-3) 17-14 24-21 54-10 55-30 36-6 30-12 34-10 41-21 48-6

2023 GREG DAVIS 9/7 [RV] Hinds W 9/14 at Pearl River W 9/21 Itawamba* W 9/28 at Mississippi Delta* W 10/5 Holmes* W 10/12 at East Central L 10/21 at #10 East Mississippi* L 10/26 Coahoma* W 11/2 at #15 Northwest* L

(6-3, 4-2) 20-7 19-3 20-14 40-0 37-20 28-21 OT 38-31 30-17 28-27 OT

2017 GREG DAVIS 8/31 at Pearl River L 9/7 East Central L 9/14 #2 East Mississippi* L 9/21 Southwest W 9/28 at Coahoma* W 10/5 at Itawamba* L 10/12 Mississippi Delta* W 10/21 at Holmes* L 10/26 #3 Northwest* L 2018 GREG DAVIS 8/30 at Southwest L 9/6 Co-Lin L 9/13 Coahoma* W 9/20 at #18 Holmes* L 9/27 at Itawamba* L 10/4 Mississippi Delta* L 10/11 #7 Jones L 10/18 at #5 Northwest* L 10/25 #1 East Mississippi* L 2019 GREG DAVIS 8/29 Southwest W 9/5 at #13 Co-Lin L 9/12 at Coahoma* W 9/19 Holmes* L 9/26 Itawamba* W 10/5 at Mississippi Delta* L 10/10 at #12 Jones L 10/17 #2 Northwest* L 10/26 at #14 East Mississippi* L

(3-6, 2-4) 27-21 27-20 2OT 59-0 36-19 27-10 68-28 28-6 51-49 32-0

2024 GREG DAVIS 8/29 East Central L 9/5 Southwest W 9/19 [RV] Holmes* L 9/26 at #10 Northwest* L 10/3 at Mississippi Delta* W 10/10 East Mississippi* L 10/19 at Coahoma* W 10/24 [RV] Itawamba* L 10/31 at Co-Lin L

(3-6, 2-4) 23-14 49-30 41-7 28-20 20-14 49-21 21-13 17-0 44-14

2020 GREG DAVIS NORTH DIVISION RUNNER-UP 10/1 Holmes* W 10/9 at Mississippi Delta* W 10/15 Coahoma* W 10/22 Northwest* L 10/29 at Holmes* W 11/12 at Itawamba* W

(5-1, 5-1)

2025 GREG DAVIS 8/28 at East Central W 9/4 at Southwest W 9/11 Mississippi Delta* W 9/18 at Holmes* L 9/25 #7 Northwest* L 10/11 at East Mississippi* L 10/16 Coahoma* W 10/23 at #15 Itawamba* W 10/30 #6 Co-Lin L

(1-8, 1-5) 33-28 21-7 20-18 28-13 37-31 2OT 41-11 40-27 31-7 26-7 (3-6, 2-4) 19-13 OT 14-7 26-17 14-6 14-12 20-13 35-3 41-17 30-22

35-10 40-23 13-10 34-28 OT 14-10 31-21

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(5-4, 3-3) 24-13 35-21 24-7 43-27 34-27 31-28 45-7 41-14 34-16

Fall Sports Media Guide

ALL-TIME OPPONENT SERIES COAHOMA Overall Series Record: 42-8 Record at Booneville: 21-4 Record at Clarksdale: 21-4 DATE SITE W/L SCORE 9/25/76 Clarksdale L 12-28 9/15/77 Booneville W 32-0 9/23/78 Clarksdale L 9-8 9/20/79 Booneville W 6-0 9/13/80 Clarksdale W 17-6 9/10/81 Booneville W 55-18 9/25/82 Clarksdale W 31-10 9/22/83 Booneville W 45-0 9/8/84 Clarksdale L 15-10 9/5/85 Booneville L 30-13 9/20/86 Clarksdale W 34-19 9/26/87 Booneville W 52-0 9/10/88 Clarksdale W 14-7 9/7/89 Booneville W 40-14 9/15/90 Clarksdale W 27-10 9/12/91 Booneville W 39-0 9/24/92 Clarksdale W 42-0 9/23/93 Booneville W 30-8 9/10/94 Clarksdale W 36-14 9/7/95 Booneville L 26-24 10/24/96 Booneville W 33-0 10/27/97 Clarksdale W 22-18 10/17/98 Clarksdale W 21-20 10/14/99 Booneville L 17-3 10/7/00 Clarksdale W 48-0 10/6/01 Booneville W 35-8 10/5/02 Booneville W 29-0 10/4/03 Clarksdale W 44-16 9/16/04 Booneville W 43-13 11/3/05 Clarksdale W 30-14 10/19/06 Booneville W 44-16 10/20/07 Clarksdale W 36-6 10/18/08 Clarksdale L 28-25 10/15/09 Booneville L 20-14 (4OT) 10/16/10 Booneville W 31-17 10/13/11 Clarksdale W 29-13 10/4/12 Clarksdale W 21-17 10/5/13 Booneville W 27-17 9/27/14 Booneville W 49-35 9/24/15 Clarksdale W 42-14 9/29/16 Booneville W 35-6 9/28/17 Clarksdale W 27-10 9/13/18 Booneville W 20-18 9/12/19 Clarksdale W 26-17 10/15/20 Booneville W 13-10 10/21/21 Clarksdale W 21-20 10/20/22 Clarksdale W 17-14 10/26/23 Booneville W 30-17 10/19/24 Clarksdale W 21-13 10/16/25 Booneville W 45-7 COPIAH-LINCOLN Overall Series Record: 5-22 Record at Booneville: 4-11 Record at Wesson: 1-11 DATE SITE W/L 10/26/68 Wesson L 10/25/69 Booneville W 9/28/74 Wesson W 9/25/75 Booneville L

SCORE 20-16 21-17 22-0 15-13

10/7/76 10/1/77 9/4/80 9/5/81 9/24/88 9/21/89 9/29/90 9/26/91 9/1/94 8/31/95 11/7/96 11/6/97 9/10/98 9/9/99 9/9/04 10/28/10 10/27/11 9/1/12 8/29/13 9/6/18 9/5/19 10/31/24 10/30/25

Wesson Booneville Booneville Wesson Wesson Booneville Wesson Booneville Booneville Wesson Booneville Booneville Booneville Wesson Booneville Booneville Wesson Booneville Wesson Booneville Wesson Wesson Booneville

L W W L L L L L L L L L L L W L L L L L L L L

28-10 38-7 16-6 36-14 17-6 18-11 24-0 20-14 15-0 20-3 19-6 23-0 14-13 17-0 45-14 23-3 21-12 33-14 29-20 21-7 14-7 44-14 34-16

EAST CENTRAL Overall Series Record: 14-24 Record at Booneville: 8-12 Record at Decatur: 6-12 DATE SITE W/L SCORE 9/24/49 Decatur L 31-13 9/21/50 Booneville L 12-7 9/22/51 Decatur L 7-6 9/20/52 Booneville L 14-6 9/19/53 Decatur L 20-13 9/11/54 Booneville W 12-7 9/10/55 Booneville L 27-2 9/8/56 Booneville W 27-7 10/5/68 Decatur L 24-19 10/4/69 Booneville W 48-14 11/7/70 Decatur L 32-15 10/28/71 Booneville L 41-7 10/7/72 Booneville L 19-3 10/6/73 Decatur W 23-20 11/2/74 Booneville W 34-17 10/30/75 Booneville L 20-15 1976 Decatur L N/A 11/5/77 Decatur L 21-19 9/16/82 Booneville W 29-7 9/17/83 Decatur L 14-10 9/1/88 Booneville L 20-16 8/31/89 Decatur W 13-7 11/1/90 Booneville L 31-14 10/31/91 Decatur L 29-15 9/12/96 Decatur L 36-7 9/11/97 Booneville L 9-3 9/12/02 Decatur W 14-7 9/11/03 Booneville W 17-13 10/2/08 Booneville L 38-7 10/3/09 Decatur L 34-28 9/2/10 Decatur W 34-6 9/1/11 Booneville W 40-27 9/8/16 Decatur W 24-21 9/7/17 Booneville L 27-20 (2OT) 10/6/22 Booneville W 34-20 10/12/23 Decatur L 28-21 (OT)

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Booneville Decatur

L W

23-14 24-13

EAST MISSISSIPPI Overall Series Record: 19-45 Record at Booneville: 7-24 Record at Scooba: 12-21 DATE SITE W/L 11/3/51 Scooba W 11/1/52 Booneville L 9/5/53 Scooba L 10/31/53 Booneville L 10/30/54 Scooba L 10/29/55 Booneville W 10/27/56 Scooba W 10/12/68 Booneville L 10/11/69 Scooba L 9/19/70 Scooba W 9/8/71 Booneville L 10/19/72 Booneville L 10/20/73 Scooba L 10/5/74 Scooba L 10/4/75 Booneville L 10/16/76 Scooba W 10/8/77 Booneville L 10/7/78 Scooba L 10/6/79 Booneville W 10/11/80 Scooba W 10/10/81 Booneville L 10/2/82 Booneville L 10/1/83 Scooba W 10/13/84 Scooba L 10/12/85 Booneville L 10/9/86 Scooba L 10/17/87 Booneville W 10/15/88 Scooba L 10/14/89 Booneville L 10/6/90 Scooba L 10/5/91 Booneville W 10/8/92 Scooba W 10/7/93 Booneville W 10/6/94 Scooba W 10/5/95 Booneville L 10/19/96 Scooba L 10/16/97 Booneville L 10/22/98 Booneville L 10/21/99 Scooba L 9/28/00 Booneville L 9/27/01 Scooba W 9/19/02 Scooba W 9/18/03 Booneville L 10/28/04 Booneville W 10/29/05 Scooba W 10/5/06 Booneville L 10/4/07 Scooba L 10/9/08 Booneville L 10/10/09 Scooba L 10/7/10 Scooba W 10/8/11 Booneville L 10/11/12 Booneville L 10/10/13 Scooba L 9/18/14 Scooba L 9/17/15 Booneville L 9/15/16 Scooba L 9/14/17 Booneville L

SCORE 37-0 39-13 19-13 17-13 9-7 13-7 33-13 37-34 27-13 26-21 37-14 14-13 19-17 24-14 28-24 20-11 20-4 14-7 14-6 35-14 29-0 31-19 14-13 15-13 N/A 10-9 3-0 14-9 21-14 36-24 28-21 21-14 35-19 26-14 42-9 37-12 21-0 31-14 44-0 21-0 41-14 3-0 44-17 31-16 45-27 25-8 31-27 49-0 48-10 49-42 63-35 49-0 59-0 65-7 56-7 54-10 59-0

HISTORY

10/25/18 10/26/19 10/9/21 10/13/22 10/21/23 10/10/24 10/11/25

Booneville Scooba Scooba Booneville Scooba Booneville Scooba

L L L W L L L

26-7 30-22 34-19 31-21 38-31 49-21 31-28

HINDS Overall Series Record: 9-28-1 Record at Booneville: 4-14 Record at Raymond: 5-13-1 Record at Neutal Site: 0-1 DATE SITE W/L 11/19/49 Raymond L 1/18/50 Booneville L 11/17/51 Raymond L 11/13/52 Jackson L 11/14/53 Raymond L 9/21/68 Raymond W 1969 Booneville W 10/24/70 Booneville L 10/16/71 Raymond L 10/12/72 Raymond L 10/13/73 Booneville W 9/7/74 Booneville W 9/6/75 Raymond T 9/16/78 Booneville L 9/15/79 Raymond W 10/4/80 Raymond W 10/3/81 Booneville L 9/1/84 Booneville L 8/29/85 Raymond L 10/30/86 Booneville L 11/14/87 Raymond L 11/5/87 Raymond # L 9/17/92 Booneville L 9/16/93 Raymond L 9/29/94 Raymond L 9/28/95 Booneville L 9/14/00 Raymond L 9/13/01 Booneville L 11/6/04 Booneville # L 9/14/06 Raymond L 9/13/07 Booneville L 8/28/08 Raymond W 8/27/09 Booneville L 9/4/14 Booneville L 9/3/15 Raymond L 9/16/21 Booneville L 9/1/22 Raymond W 9/7/23 Booneville W

SCORE 60-27 19-0 54-7 66-14 69-0 28-17 15-13 18-17 20-6 28-16 14-7 23-10 7-7 12-6 27-20 35-28 14-7 21-6 14-9 12-0 34-0 42-14 34-0 27-0 36-6 38-0 45-3 53-3 30-6 14-10 14-13 2-0 16-7 31-12 44-13 18-13 20-3 20-7

HOLMES Overall Series Record: 25-36-1 Record at Booneville: 14-17 Record at Goodman: 11-17-1 Record at Neutral Site: 0-2 DATE SITE W/L 10/16/54 Goodman L 10/15/55 Booneville W 10/13/56 Goodman W 9/26/68 Goodman L 1969 Booneville L 11/14/70 Booneville L 11/4/71 Goodman L 11/9/72 Goodman L 11/8/73 Booneville W

SCORE 25-21 25-13 25-0 37-14 20-16 38-6 23-12 18-3 20-3

10/12/74 10/9/75 9/30/76 9/22/77 9/7/78 9/6/79 9/27/80 9/24/81 9/11/82 9/8/83 9/22/84 9/19/85 9/6/86 9/10/87 9/15/88 9/14/89 9/20/90 9/19/91 9/10/92 9/16/93 9/22/94 9/23/95 10/5/96 10/2/97 9/24/98 9/23/99 11/2/00 11/1/01 10/24/02 10/23/03 9/23/04 9/22/05 10/26/06 10/25/07 9/25/08 9/24/09 9/30/10 9/22/11 9/13/12 9/12/13 10/23/14 10/24/15 10/20/16 10/21/17 9/20/18 9/19/19 10/1/20 10/29/20 10/28/21 9/29/22 10/5/23 9/19/24 9/18/25

Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Booneville Goodman Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Booneville Madison Booneville Booneville Goodman Booneville Goodman Goodman Booneville Booneville Goodman Booneville Madison Booneville Booneville Goodman

L W W W L W W L L W L W W T L L W W L L L L L L L L L L W L W W W L L W W W L W L L L L L L W W W L W L L

17-7 19-7 13-7 10-0 7-3 10-0 19-7 27-7 21-19 15-7 30-6 6-5 29-18 7-7 35-14 18-7 27-13 10-9 31-15 23-13 26-12 32-0 41-0 41-8 20-0 34-6 29-27 35-21 7-6 27-24 31-3 20-13 12-2 13-0 30-7 25-10 35-20 21-0 34-14 17-14 37-20 56-20 41-21 51-49 28-13 14-6 35-10 14-10 29-12 34-31 37-20 41-7 43-27

ITAWAMBA Overall Series Record: 22-41-3 Record at Booneville: 12-20 Record at Fulton: 10-21-3 DATE SITE W/L 11/4/49 Booneville W 11/4/50 Fulton T 11/22/51 Booneville W 9/13/52 Fulton L 11/21/53 Booneville W 11/20/54 Fulton W 11/19/55 Fulton W 11/18/56 Fulton W 11/2/68 Booneville W

11/1/69 10/17/70 10/9/71 9/23/72 9/22/73 9/14/74 9/13/75 10/23/76 10/15/77 10/14/78 10/13/79 10/18/80 10/17/81 10/9/82 10/8/83 10/6/84 10/5/85 10/4/86 10/10/87 10/1/88 9/28/89 10/11/90 10/12/91 10/17/92 10/16/93 10/13/94 10/12/95 10/31/96 10/30/97 10/29/98 10/28/99 10/19/00 10/18/01 10/10/02 10/9/03 9/30/04 9/29/05 9/28/06 9/27/07 9/11/08 9/10/09 10/21/10 10/20/11 10/20/12 10/17/13 10/9/14 10/8/15 10/6/16 10/5/17 9/27/18 9/26/19 11/12/20 9/30/21 9/15/22 9/21/23 10/24/24 10/23/25

Fulton Fulton Booneville Booneville Fulton Fulton Booneville Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Fulton Booneville Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Fulton Booneville Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Booneville Fulton Fulton Booneville Booneville Fulton Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Fulton Booneville Booneville Fulton

W 20-18 W 13-12 L 74-22 L 14-0 L 53-14 L 13-0 L 24-15 L 28-19 L 12-11 L 26-0 L 17-10 W 25-7 L 21-13 L 20-19 W 12-11 L 29-14 L N/A L 22-14 W 21-17 T 7-7 L 21-7 L 50-24 T 0-0 L 28-6 L 29-6 L 45-0 L 34-0 L 43-0 L 22-14 L 38-31 L 31-13 L 45-14 L 24-14 W 35-19 L 34-31 W 24-13 W 41-0 L 29-24 L 20-13 L 12-9 W 28-21 L 20-17 L 28-18 L 36-15 L 36-33 L 38-19 L 52-14 W 30-12 L 68-28 L 37-31 (2OT) W 14-12 W 31-21 W 31-17 L 28-27 (OT) W 20-14 L 17-0 W 41-14

SCORE 41-0 0-0 33-7 14-13 19-7 19-15 27-7 20-7 48-14

JONES Overall Series Record: 9-28-2 Record at Booneville: 4-15 Record at Ellisville: 4-13-1 Record at Neutral Site: 1-0-1 DATE SITE W/L 10/6/49 Booneville W 10/7/50 Ellisville W 10/5/51 Baldwyn T 10/4/52 Ellisville T

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10/3/53 10/2/54 10/1/55 9/29/56 11/21/70 11/11/71 10/21/78 10/18/79 10/18/79 9/18/80 11/14/80 9/19/81 10/16/82 10/15/83 11/1/84 11/2/85 8/30/86 9/5/87 10/22/92 10/21/93 9/15/94 9/16/95 9/19/98 9/16/99 8/31/00 11/9/02 10/16/04 10/15/05 8/31/06 8/30/07 9/8/12 9/5/13 10/11/18 10/10/19 9/2/21

Booneville Ellisville Booneville Ellisville Booneville Ellisville Ellisville Booneville Ellisville # Booneville Booneville # Ellisville Ellisville Booneville Booneville Ellisville Laurel Booneville Ellisville Booneville Booneville Ellisville Ellisville Booneville Booneville Booneville # Booneville Ellisville Booneville Ellisville Ellisville Booneville Booneville Ellisville Ellisville

L L L L L L L L L W L L L L L L W W W L L L L L W L L W L L W L L L L

21-6 46-0 26-12 41-26 25-14 46-12 26-0 28-14 23-0 26-23 19-3 47-21 20-17 23-12 36-2 28-0 26-17 14-3 17-14 34-0 46-22 40-24 30-0 28-0 21-12 15-0 24-14 23-7 31-10 39-9 30-21 34-28 40-27 35-3 41-17

MISSISSIPPI DELTA Overall Series Record: 27-34 Record at Booneville: 12-16 Record at Moorhead: 15-18 DATE SITE W/L 11/24/49 Moorhead L 11/22/50 Moorhead W 11/7/53 Moorhead L 10/23/54 Booneville L 10/22/55 Moorhead L 10/2/70 Moorhead W 9/25/71 Booneville L 9/9/72 Booneville L 9/8/73 Moorhead L 11/9/74 Moorhead L 11/6/75 Moorhead L 11/6/76 Booneville W 10/29/77 Moorhead W 10/26/78 Moorhead L 10/27/79 Booneville W 10/23/80 Booneville W 10/22/81 Moorhead L 11/4/82 Moorhead W 11/3/83 Booneville L 10/27/84 Booneville L 10/24/85 Moorhead L 10/18/86 Booneville W 10/24/87 Moorhead W 10/20/88 Booneville W 10/19/89 Moorhead L 10/27/90 Booneville L 10/26/91 Moorhead L

SCORE 31-19 32-14 40-21 20-19 40-0 12-6 26-16 28-0 45-27 28-21 7-6 31-14 10-0 13-7 15-14 45-0 28-16 35-0 17-14 42-7 31-23 17-14 35-28 25-8 43-0 34-0 33-16

10/31/92 10/28/93 10/20/94 10/21/95 9/26/96 9/25/97 11/5/98 11/4/99 10/14/00 10/13/01 10/19/02 10/16/03 10/7/04 10/6/05 10/14/06 10/11/07 9/18/08 9/17/09 9/16/10 9/15/11 10/25/12 10/24/13 10/2/14 10/1/15 10/13/16 10/12/17 10/4/18 10/5/19 10/9/20 10/14/21 9/22/22 9/28/23 10/3/24 9/11/25

L L W L L W L L L L W L L W W W L L W W W W L L W W L L W L W W W W

23-0 17-7 14-12 44-39 45-0 10-7 34-10 37-0 34-17 13-0 18-0 28-18 17-16 42-0 48-25 44-24 35-0 14-7 26-13 16-3 24-3 30-9 14-7 28-20 34-10 28-6 41-11 20-13 40-23 19-14 31-0 40-0 20-14 24-7

MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST Overall Series Record: 9-25-2 Record at Booneville: 6-12 Record at Perkinston: 3-13-2 DATE SITE W/L 11/12/49 Perkinston W 11/11/50 Perkinston T 10/20/51 Booneville W 10/18/52 Perkinston L 10/17/53 Booneville L 11/14/68 Booneville L 11/13/69 Booneville W 9/2/72 Perkinston L 9/1/73 Booneville L 9/18/76 Perkinston L 9/10/77 Booneville W 9/28/78 Booneville L 9/29/79 Perkinston L 9/2/82 Perkinston L 9/3/83 Booneville L 1983 Perkinston # L 9/29/84 Perkinston L 9/28/85 Booneville L 9/25/86 Booneville W 10/1/87 Perkinston W 9/6/90 Perkinston T 9/5/91 Booneville W 10/1/92 Booneville W 9/30/93 Perkinston W 10/10/98 Perkinston L 10/7/99 Booneville L 9/7/00 Booneville L 9/6/01 Perkinston L

SCORE 40-15 20-20 19-7 41-13 17-0 43-7 28-14 35-24 34-6 24-6 32-7 10-6 27-9 31-0 33-0 42-0 33-3 19-3 20-10 24-7 24-24 28-14 28-24 21-20 48-14 35-0 32-6 29-7

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Moorhead Booneville Booneville Moorhead Booneville Moorhead Moorhead Booneville Booneville Moorhead Moorhead Booneville Booneville Moorhead Moorhead Booneville Booneville Moorhead Booneville Moorhead Moorhead Booneville Moorhead Booneville Moorhead Booneville Booneville Moorhead Moorhead Booneville Booneville Moorhead Moorhead Booneville

9/7/06 9/6/07 11/5/11 9/27/12 9/26/13 8/28/14 8/27/15 9/9/21

Perkinston Booneville Perkinston # Perkinston Booneville Perkinston Booneville Booneville

L L L L L L L L

42-7 34-7 20-17 (OT) 61-7 28-14 41-8 40-23 18-16

NORTHWEST Overall Series Record: 19-45-2 Record at Booneville: 10-24 Record at Senatobia: 9-21-2 DATE SITE W/L 9/17/49 Senatobia W 9/16/50 Booneville W 9/29/51 Senatobia W 9/26/52 Booneville W 9/24/53 Senatobia W 11/6/54 Booneville W 11/5/55 Senatobia L 11/3/56 Booneville W 10/17/68 Booneville W 10/18/69 Senatobia W 10/31/70 Senatobia L 10/21/71 Booneville L 9/30/72 Booneville W 9/29/73 Senatobia L 9/19/74 Booneville L 9/20/75 Senatobia T 10/30/76 Senatobia L 10/22/77 Booneville W 11/4/78 Booneville L 11/1/79 Senatobia W 11/1/80 Senatobia W 10/29/81 Booneville L 10/21/82 Senatobia L 10/22/83 Booneville L 10/20/84 Senatobia L 10/19/85 Booneville L 10/25/86 Senatobia L 10/31/87 Booneville L 10/27/88 Booneville L 10/26/89 Senatobia L 10/18/90 Senatobia L 10/17/91 Booneville L 11/5/92 Booneville L 11/4/93 Senatobia T 10/27/94 Senatobia L 10/26/95 Booneville L 10/10/96 Booneville L 10/9/97 Booneville L 10/1/98 Booneville L 10/2/99 Senatobia L 9/21/00 Senatobia L 9/20/01 Booneville W 10/31/02 Senatobia L 10/30/03 Booneville L 10/23/04 Senatobia W 10/20/05 Booneville W 9/21/06 Booneville L 9/20/07 Senatobia L 10/23/08 Booneville L 10/24/09 Senatobia L 9/30/10 Booneville L 9/29/11 Senatobia W 9/20/12 Booneville L 9/19/13 Senatobia W

SCORE 34-0 31-0 34-14 13-7 14-12 37-12 13-7 6-0 41-22 40-21 54-18 75-21 16-7 12-0 27-6 6-6 28-0 42-28 40-18 41-3 26-0 21-9 41-0 47-0 49-35 31-13 43-14 38-23 31-10 49-14 54-13 31-3 22-8 27-27 21-14 35-13 20-7 42-13 51-17 58-12 63-0 28-27 37-3 34-26 19-16 38-14 31-14 26-24 50-28 17-14 26-6 38-24 19-13 34-21

HISTORY

9/11/14 9/10/15 10/27/16 10/26/17 10/18/18 10/26/19 10/22/20 9/23/21 10/27/22 11/2/23 9/26/24 9/25/25

Booneville Senatobia Senatobia Booneville Senatobia Booneville Booneville Senatobia Booneville Senatobia Senatobia Booneville

W 25-19 (OT) L 51-14 L 48-6 L 32-0 L 31-7 L 41-17 L 34-28 (OT) L 45-13 L 28-2 L 28-27 (OT) L 28-20 L 34-27

PEARL RIVER Overall Series Record: 7-33 Record at Booneville: 4-16 Record at Poplarville: 3-17 DATE SITE W/L 10/28/49 Poplarville L 10/28/50 Booneville W 10/27/51 Poplarville L 10/25/52 Booneville L 10/24/53 Poplarville L 10/9/54 Booneville L 10/8/55 Poplarville L 9/12/70 Booneville L 9/4/71 Poplarville L 11/4/72 Poplarville L 11/1/73 Booneville L 10/26/74 Poplarville L 10/23/75 Poplarville L 9/2/78 Poplarville L 9/1/79 Booneville L 11/8/80 Poplarville L 11/5/81 Booneville L 9/13/86 Poplarville L 9/17/87 Booneville L 10/8/88 Booneville W 10/7/89 Poplarville W 9/3/92 Poplarville L 9/3/93 Booneville L 11/3/94 Poplarville L 11/2/95 Booneville L 9/5/96 Booneville L 9/4/97 Booneville L 10/28/00 Poplarville L 10/25/01 Booneville L 9/5/02 Booneville W 9/4/03 Poplarville L 11/12/05 Booneville L 9/4/08 Booneville L 9/3/09 Poplarville L 10/16/14 Booneville L 10/17/15 Poplarville W 9/1/16 Booneville W 8/31/17 Poplarville L 9/8/22 Booneville L 9/14/23 Poplarville W SOUTHWEST Overall Series Record: 17-15-1 Record at Booneville: 11-5-1 Record at Summit: 6-10 DATE SITE W/L 9/7/68 Booneville W 1969 Summit W 9/24/70 Booneville W 9/18/71 Summit L

SCORE 34-6 20-7 27-7 38-0 52-0 19-0 14-0 26-3 29-0 33-7 20-3 31-13 14-10 20-14 41-7 27-17 21-14 36-20 38-14 10-3 35-25 21-14 45-14 47-34 7-0 21-0 25-7 54-21 40-34 13-6 43-3 27-20 38-10 42-23 45-28 26-23 17-14 27-21 20-13 19-3

9/16/72 9/15/73 11/14/74 11/13/75 9/9/76 9/1/77 10/28/82 10/29/83 9/13/84 9/12/85 11/3/88 11/2/89 8/30/90 8/29/91 9/19/96 9/18/97 9/3/98 9/2/99 9/26/02 9/27/03 9/2/04 9/9/10 9/7/11 9/22/16 9/21/17 8/30/18 8/29/19 9/5/24 9/4/25

Summit Booneville Booneville Booneville Booneville Summit Booneville Summit Summit Booneville Summit Booneville Booneville Summit Summit Booneville Booneville Summit Summit Booneville Summit Summit Booneville Summit Booneville Summit Booneville Booneville Summit

W 6-0 W 20-19 T 20-20 L 40-22 W 16-7 L 14-7 W 24-14 L 17-14 L N/A L 14-6 W 31-7 W 28-6 L 30-7 L 24-17 L 16-6 L 21-14 L 23-0 L 19-6 L 20-2 W 26-25 W 9-0 L 20-16 W 32-9 W 55-30 W 36-19 L 33-28 W 19-13 (OT) W 49-30 W 35-21

TRINITY VALLEY Overall Series Record:0-1 Record at Neutral Site: 0-1 DATE SITE W/L 12/3/05 Mount Pleasant, Tx $ L

SCORE 24-14

ARKANSAS STATE Overall Series Record: 1-0 Record at Booneville: 1-0 DATE SITE 9/15/56 Booneville

W/L W

SCORE 26-14

BAPTIST CHRISTIAN Overall Series Record: 1-0 Record at Booneville: 1-0 DATE SITE 10/17/74 Booneville

W/L W

SCORE 29-14

BETHEL (TENN.) Overall Series Record: 2-0 Record at Booneville: 1-0 Record at McKenzie, Tenn.: 1-0 DATE SITE W/L 10/1/49 Booneville W 9/30/50 McKenzie,Tenn. W

SCORE 27-6 21-13

GORDON MILITARY Overall Series Record: 1-0 Record at Barnesville, Ga.: 1-0 DATE SITE W/L 9/22/56 Barnesville, Ga. W

SCORE 25-14

LITTLE ROCK Overall Series Record: 1-2 Record at Booneville: 1-0 Record at Little Rock, AR: 0-2 DATE SITE W/L 9/15/51 Little Rock, AR L 9/12/53 Booneville W 9/18/54 Little Rock, AR L

SCORE 6-0 26-13 27-2

LIVINGSTON STATE Overall Series Record: 1-0 Record at Booneville: 1-0 DATE SITE 10/20/56 Booneville

W/L W

SCORE 31-19

MARION INSTITUTE Overall Series Record:1-0 Record at Booneville: 1-0 DATE SITE 9/23/54 Booneville

W/L W

SCORE 50-0

MEMPHIS STATE Overall Series Record: 0-1 Record at Booneville: 0-1 DATE SITE 9/17/55 Booneville

W/L L

SCORE 7-6

TENNESSEE-MARTIN Overall Series Record:6-1 Record at Booneville: 3-0 Record at Martin, Tenn.: 2-1 Record at Neutral Sites: 1-0 DATE SITE W/L 10/22/49 Ripley W 10/20/50 Martin, TN W 11/10/51 Booneville W 11/8/52 Martin, TN L 10/9/53 Booneville W 11/13/54 Martin, TN W 10/4/56 Booneville W

SCORE 37-0 21-6 47-0 19-13 26-14 32-16 31-7

UNION (TENN.) Overall Series Record: 0-0-1 Record at Neutral Site: 0-0-1 DATE SITE W/L 12/1/49 Corinth# T

SCORE 20-20

WEST GEORGIA Overall Series Record:1-0 Record at Carrolton, GA: 1-0 DATE SITE W/L 11/2/56 Carrolton, GA W

SCORE 41-0

Postseason Playoff game - # Pilgrim’s Pride Bowl -$

SCORE 33-20 39-21 21-20 21-7

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Fall Sports Media Guide

FOOTBALL ATHLETIC LETTER WINNERS A

Darrion Abston Chance Adair Cedric Adams Derek Adams Greg Adams Mario Addison Kyoshi Agnew Tommy Alberson Joel Aldridge Mark Aldridge Aston Alexander Broderick Alexander Fred Alexander Mackenro Alexander Michael Alexander Willie Alexander Derrick Allen Jason Allen O’Shaughnessa Allen Jim Alverson Brady Allen Dusty Allen Marquis Allen Neal Allen Stephen Allen Jaydon Allred Jeff Allred J. Alred Xavier Amerson Deno Anders Ricky Andrews Andrez Anderson Caleb Anderson Dennis Anderson William Anderson Ricky Andrews Devin Armstead Lawrence Anthony Robert Arant Les Archie Donta Armstrong Tyrone Armstrong Derrick Arnold Matt Arnold Steve Arnold David Artberry Dan Arthur Andrew Ashe Eric Atkins Jeremiah Augustin Brandon Avant Andy Ayers B. Ayers Butch Ayers Troy Ayers

(2014,2016) (2004) (1990) (1988-89) (1989-90) (2007) (2015-16) (1992-93) (1974-75) (1969-70) (2004-05) (2023-24) (1987-88) (2015) (1977) (1973-74) (1990) (1991-92) (1997-98) (1956) (2013) (1979) (2013) (1997-98) (2003-04) (2023-24) (1984) (1971) (2012) (1992) (1992) (2012) (2021) (1980-81) (1972) (1991) (2004) (1974) (2009-10) (1986) (2014-15) (1994-95) (1997-98) (1975-76) (1984) (2004) (1974) (2014-15) (1998-99) (2023, 25) (2010-12) (1975) (1971) (1978-79) (1970)

B Buford Babb Matt Babcock Fraizer Bailey James Bailey Pete Bailey Dwight Bails Greg Bails Isacc Bails Rodney Bails David Baker Jonathan Baldon Tony Baldwin Michael Ball

(1953-54) (1998-99) (1949) (1974) (1981) (1978-79) (1988-89) (2014) (1990) (2008) (2005) (1987) (1986)

Bobby Ballard Carson Banks Dorian Banks Rickey Banks Gary Banks II Nathan Barham Chris Barker David Barkley Donte’ Barksdale Justin Barksdale Wes Barlow Deonta Barnes Marty Barnes Rusty Barnes Billy Barnett Chris Barnett Jimmy Barnett O’Neill Barnett Paul Barnett Ronnie Barnett Shane Barnett Timmy Barnett C.J. Barney Tee Barr David Barron Ellis Barry Buddy Bartlett Stephen Basil Teddy Ray Basil Jerone Baskin Tim Bastin Brandon Bates Frank Bates Jonathan Bates Mondale Bates Richard Bates Michael Baugus Jimmy Baxter Dre Bays Ryan Baysinger Rodney Beachum Charles Beane Jonathan Beard Matt Bearden JT Beasley Richard Beckett Josh Beckham Buck Beene Charles Beene Mitch Beene Willis Beene Jenari Bell Jimmy Bell Percy Bell Syd Bell Keith Belton Deion Belue Matthew Belue Scott Benjamin H. Bennett David Bennett Leon Bennett Prince Hentley Jr. Daniel Berry Jerry Berryman Lewis Bethany Cayden Betts Deshawn Bibbs Mark Biggs Patrick Billings Dee Bingham

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Bill Breedlove Don Brethel Hayden Brice Lee Allen Bridges Ken Briggs James Brigman Frank Brinkley Bobby Brock Greg Brock Jeff Brooks Chaokang Brooks Jimmy Brooks Marcus Brooks Takari Brooks Zack Brooks Allen Brown Andy Brown Anthony Brown Anthony Brown Bert Brown Bo Brown Bryce Brown Curtis Brown Demarque Brown Glenn Brown Gordon Brown John Brown Kareem Brown Ken Brown Landon Brown Marion Brown Michael Brown Monroe Brown Rhea Brown Richard Brown Ricky Brown Rod Brown Scott Brown Tabias Brown TJ Brown William Browne Pat Browning Marvin Bruce Shelton Bruton Josh Bryan Josh Bryan Leden Bryan Raynard Brydson Buck Buchannon Martice Buckley Hunter Bull Hudson Bullard Steve Bullard Terry Bullard Curtis Bullock Desean Bullock Arnie Burcham Daniel Burden Sed Burge Jimmy Burks Marty Burks DJ Burnett Bill Burns Ronald Burns William Burns Jamon Burnside Bobby Burress Tommy Burress Ramon Burse Olasha Burton Randy Burton

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Roger Burton Mike Busby Paul Busby Michael Bush Shaqille Bush Tim Bush Johnny Buskirk Sammy Buskirk Scottie Buskirk Goldman Butler VI Rich Butler Phil Byram David Bynum Kenny Byrd Warren Byrd

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C Robert Caldwell Scott Caldwell Jamie Call Rodney Callier Tylan Calvin David Cameron Micheal Cameron Brandon Campbell Kerry Campbell Danny Canizaro Jeremy Cannon Rickey Cannon Sean Cannon Skylar Cannon Bo Canton Eli Canton Orbie Cantrell David Cantu Don Caperton Lynn Carmichael William Carmon David Carnell Darius Carothers Alex Carpenter Tim Carpenter Jason Carr Roger Carr Cedrick Carroll Damien Carroll Chris Carter Dewayne Carter Isiah Carter Jeff Carter Joe Carter Kyler Carter Randy Carter Shaundell Carter Steve Carter Terrell Carter Freddie Cash Jim Cates Tyrese Cathey Robert Caviness Al Cerroni George Chambers Tre’Vas Chambers Bobby Chapman Donnell Chapman Jonathan Chatman Marcellus Chatmon Al Chretian Jack Christian Jimmy Christian Brandon Ciaamitaro

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Jerry Clack Armoni Clark Billy Clark Chris Clark Corey Clark Corey Clark Dee Clark Keith Clark Larry Clark Wilson Clark Donny Clayton Frank Clayton Don Clayworthy Heath Cleary Hal Clement Kaleb Cline Tadarious Clinton Wayne Coalson Corey Cobb Jordan Cobb Keyshawn Cobb Robert Cobb Isaiah Cobbs Jalen Cobbs Andison Coby Randy Cochran Wayne Cockran Howard Cofer Alfred Coffee Robert Cogdill Duran Coger Rod Coggin Rick Coggins Jereian Cole Leland Cole Nelson Cole William Cole Cam Coleman George Coleman Justin Coleman Corey Collier Lonnie Collier Colin Collins Reed Collins Rob Coltharp Keith Conlee Mitch Conley Roger Conn Nixon Connor Bobby Cook Jaquise Cook Jaxon Cook John Cook Matt Cook Tom Cook B. Cooper Chris Cooper David Cooper Cayse Copeland Dayshaun Copeland William Copeland Wesley Corbitt Alex Cornelison Harry Cosby Khon Cosby Larry Cossitt Josh Covington John Cox Johnny Cox Mike Cox Rolandus Cox Jeff Crabb Quynn Crawford Zach Crawford Harry Crayton Michael Crayton

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David Credille Jockery Crenshaw Rob Criddle Cam Crooks Doug Crossman Rusty Crowe Chazton Crudup Dennis Crump Josh Crump Tony Crump LaQuonn Crump-Mayes Barry Cryer Jerome Cummings Keawvis Cummings M. Cummings Mason Cunningham Mitchell Cunningham Diante Curlee Jazz Curlee Harry Curry Ralph Curtis Jason Cutberth Larry Cutshall

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D Kevin Dabidson Dailey Rashad Dailey John Isaac Dale Brooks Dampeer Charles Daniel Jr. David Dantu Kevin Davenports Kevin Davidson Dayon Davis Jim Davis Justin Davis Kyle Davis Michael Davis Michael Davis Ned Davis Orlandus Davis Orlandus Davis Shane Davis Stevie Davis Thomas Davis Jared Dawson Robert Dawson Carsyn Day Jackson Dean Jerry Dean Greg Deaton Jadien Deaton John Daniel Deaton Lee Deaton Jimmy Dees David DeGroat Collins Delco Jason Dempsey Zach Dennie Jamel Dennis Jeremiah Dent Will Derico Tyler DeRossette Pascal Desir Lonnell DeWalt Chandler Dexter Walter Dial Michael Dildy Cameron Dill Tommy Dillon Dennis Dilworth Fred Dilworth Jeffery Dilworth Quanneic Dilworth Renault Dilworth

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Scott Dilworth Tyrone Dilworth Eddie Dixon Jr. Leonard Dixon Paul Dixon Tim Dixon Trevan Dixon Jimmy Dodson Antonius Dogan Scott Doles Brian Dollar Jere Dollar John Wynn Dollar Mike Dooley Irvin Doomes Larry Doran Kendrick Doss JImmy Dowdell Bill Dowdy Nikko Doyle Thomas Dozier Dennis Draper Lakendric Draper Sir’John Draper Cederian Drew Bobby Drewrey James Drewery Steve Drewery Barry Drewry Tayvius Duckett Eric Ducksworth Emmanuel Dudley Jack Duffy Richard Duke Tom Duke Markie Dukes Chris Duncan Randy Dunnam Eddie Dyer

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E Taylor Earhart Mack Eatmon Jo’Nicholas Echols Joe Echols Bobby Edgeston Louis Edgeston Shino Edgeston Stevie Edgeston Terrance Edgeston Michael Edminston Chris Edmonson Clint Edmunson Jabari Edwards Javon Edwards Johnathon Edwards Kelton Edwards Steven Edwards Quay Edwards Fred Ellis Jamal Ellis Kortilous Ellis Jeff Ellison Don Elmi Rusty Emling Stephen Enfinger Jeff England Rodderius English Alan Enlow Marquez Enlow Terry Enlow Ray Estes Randy Evans Bryan Evans Sirmarcus Evans Robert Everett

(2010-11) (1991) (2005) (2005) (1978) (1991-92) (1998-99) (1991) (2017-18) (2004) (1993) (1951) (2013) (2022) (2016-17) (2016-17) (2021-22) (2021,2023) (1997) (2020-21) (2012-13) (1977) (1950) (1987-88) (1997) (1984) (2019) (1995) (2005) (1992) (1980) (1976-77) (1979) (2018-19) (1949)

Bob Everett Rick Ewen Marco Ewing Marcus Ewing

(1991-92) (1973-74) (2007) (2005)

F Luther Fagalima JT Fagan Jaylon Fair Larry Fancher Ricky Farmer Barney Farrar Tom Farris Max Favre Delvon Fegans Abe Felix Sammy Felker Babe Felkner Patrick Felton TJ Fields Eddie Fisk Jr. Tim Fitzgerald Evan Fleming Grant Fleming Mark Flory Bill Flowers Jahmel Flowers John Floyd Craig Foley Chuck Follin Travis Follin Tyrone Foote Jacquez Ford Martavis Ford Noah Ford Taylor Ford Isaiah Forte Freddie Fortier Antonio Foster C.J. Foster Jacob Foster Rezell Foster B. Fowler Robert Fox Zay Fox Emmanuel Francis Parks Frazier Quentin Frazier Randy Frederick Freddy Fredricks Jeff Freeman King Freeman Robert Freeman Shawn Freeman Eric Friar William Friar Tony Fryar Ja’Torrian Fuller-Jones Peter Fulper Adam Funk Don Furhman Shane Fuselier

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G Kenny Gaillard Tim Gaillard Craig Gaines DK Gaines Robbie Gale Randy Gannon Arthur Gardner Willie Gardner Bobby Gargus Jerry Garner Roger Garner Stefon Garner

(1988) (1986) (1981-82) (2021) (2013) (1976-77) (2010) (1976-77) (1956) (1976-77) (1983-84) (1994-95)

Jonteavis Garnett Kylan Garrett Rickey Garrett Jeremy Gaston Juwon Gaston Ovurton Gates Robert Gates Dick Gatti Ben Gault Carson Gaylor Raymond Gee Nolan Genovese Aldo Gentile Anthony Gentile Lee Gentry Terry Gentry Ken Gilbert LaMar Gilbert Thomas Gill Billy Gillard Guy Gillespie Octavian Gillespie Chris Gilliland Earnest Gilliard Shawn Gillenwater Louis Gillom Brandon Gillon Javian Gipson-Holmes Montel Gladney C.K. Glassco Timothy Gleaton Rob Glidwell Keith Glissen Paul Glissen Jimbo Goddard Daniel Goins Stuart Goldman Charlie Goodacre David Goode Redmond Goode Taylor Goode Larry Goodine Antonio Goodloe Jamarcus Goodloe Torette Goodloe Corian Goodwin Ken Goodwin Lee Goolsby Quiency Gordon Willie Grady AC Graham James Graham Justin Graham Miguel Graham W.T. Graham Patrick Grant Al Graves Kenarrian Gray Kevin Gray Maurice Gray Mike Gray Phillip Gray Brian Green Debreaco Green Jakeven Green Ralph Green Ralph Green Scott Green Doug Greenhill Andy Greening Calvin Greenwood Adam Greer Caden Greer Mike Greer Mike Grier Terell Griffice

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J A.J. Jackson Bill Jackson Chaynce Jackson Chrishun Jackson Cornelius Jackson Donny Jackson J.J. Jackson James F. Jackson James H. Jackson Jim Jackson Joe Jackson Joey Jackson John Jackson Jordan Jackson Kevon Jackson

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Oneal Jackson Terrance Jackson Tim Jackson Tyus Jackson Curt James H. James Harold James Harry James Matt James Scotty James Tracy James Greg Janzen Josh Jarboe Jay Jarrett Kenny Jefferson Roderick Jefferson Darious Jenkins Josh Jenkins Keith Jenkins Terrence Jenkins Brett Jennings J.R. Jennings Terrence Jennings Chris Jernigan Chanston Jeter Andres Jiminez Buddy Jobe JImmy Jobe Gerald Johns Billy Johnson Chris Johnson Corey Johnson Eddie Johnson Edward Johnson Elijah Johnson Eric Johnson J.J. Johnson Jason Johnson Jay Johnson Jermaine Johnson Jey Johnson Joe Johnson John Johnson Jonathan Johnson Joseph Johnson Frederick Johnson Keiron Johnson Keith Johnson Keith Johnson Larry Johnson Marcus Johnson Marquis Johnson Nicholas Johnson Nick Johnson Quinton Johnson Rickey Johnson Robert Johnson Robert Johnson Steve Johnson Tommy Johnson Warren Johnson Terry Joiner Alex Jones Anthony Jones Calvin Jones Jr. Chris Jones Dicky Jones Drew Jones Emory Jones Herbert Jones James Jones James Jones Jay Jones Jeiron Jones Johnathan Jones Ketric Jones Layton Jones

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Mark Jones Mike Jones Phillip Jones Preston Jones Russel Jones Ryan Jones Terrance Jones Trenton Jones Danny Jordon Clint Jordan Colin Jordan Kenneth Jordan Stanley Jordan Wendell Jordon Billy Julen Dexter Jumper Jimmy Jumper Rodney Jumper Willie Jumper Brent Jung Antonio Justice Raymond Justice

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K Roman Kates Andy Keen Clay Keener Mark Keenum Lamar Keith Quantez Keith Chris Kelley Mark Kelley Avery Kelly Kendall Kelly Richard Kemp Bobo Kempson Nathan Kendrick Antonio Kennedy Danny Kennedy Kris Kent Tim Kent Hal Kerstetter Herby Key Ronnie Key Danny Kennedy Anthony Kibler Caden Kilgore Kyshawn Kimble William Kimbrough Reggie Kimmons Dazion Kincaid Billy King D.J. King Dominique King Donny King Freddie King G. King Jerry King Joseph King Mickey King Mike King Mike King Mike King Orlandus King Ricardo King Rico King Tiran King John Kinkennon Billy Kinzy Reid Kirk Kevin Kirklin Antonio Kirkpatrick Aaron Kissinger Billy Kitchens Caleb Kitchens Antario Knight Cooper Knight

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Sonny Knight Victor Knight Donald Knowles Eric Knowlton Anthony Knox Mario Knox Tony Knox Aaron Kohlhiem Jarman Kohlheim Eugene Koonce Khalid Kornegay Justin Kowalak Ronnie Kuykendall

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L Jalen Lairy Archie Lamb Terry Lamberth Tiberias Lampkin Ramos Landry Rusty Landry Tez Lane Will Lang Jim Laster Willie Latham III Stewart Lauderdale Kelton Law Corey Lawrence Cortez Lawerance Ronnie Lawson Tanner Lawson Cary Leathers Gary Leathers Brian Lebouef David Ledbetter Beau Lee Frankie Lee Kentrell Lee Stanley Lee Trace Lee Gregdrecus Leland Bill Lemmons Brian Lesley Idarius Leslie Rod Lester Drew Leverson James Lewellen Larry Lewellen Chester Lewis Dylan Lewis Javontay Lewis Jaylon Lewis K.D. Lewis Jeff Leaper McAurther Leatherwood Jeremy Liggins Zeke Liggins Taylor Liles John Lindley Ken Lindsey Matt Lindsey Devin Lindsey Terrance Lindsey Billy Carl Lipford Matt Lipham Jovan Listenbee Christopher Little Grant Little John Lloyd Jay Lofton Kendrick Lofton Trey Logue G. Lomenick Josh Long Freddy Lopez Zane Lott Gillom Louis

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Chris Love Roy Love Travarius Love Cash Lovett J.T. Loving Jeremy Loving Carey Lowery Randy Lowery Charles Lowry Phil Lowry Bruse Loyd Randall Luna Bernard Luster Raymond Luster Mario Luvine Stanley Lykes Allen Lyles John Lyles Steve Lyles Quontavious Lymon

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M Larry Mackin Travis Macon Brandon Madden LaDarrius Madden Kelsey Madden Preston Maddox James Mainers Eddie Maggard Greg Magnifico Alex Maldonado Cedric Malone Greg Malone Xavier Malone Steve Maness Jack Mangel Richard Mann Vic Marlar Bradley Marsh Douglas Marshall Fred Martin Gary Martin LaDerrick Martin Nicky Martin PaDarius Martin Ricky Martin Willie Martin Alan Massing De’Untae Mason Dennis Mason Kymbotric Mason Marcus Massie David Masuck Kenny Mathis Shawn Mathis Chester Matternick Bobby Matthews Chris Matthews Jason Matthews Josh Matthews Mark Matthews Mike Mattox Ben Mauney Joey Mauney John Mauney Mike Mauney Jerry Maxey John May Sandy Mayes Christian Mays Keion Mays Robert Mays Chad McAllister Earle McAnally Merle McAnally Steve McAnally

(1983) (1997) (2004) (2009) (2000-01) (1981-82) (1970) (1979) (2007) (1995) (1995) (1983) (2018-19) (1977) (2019) (1950) (1972-73) (2011) (1956) (1981-82) (1968) (2014) (2015) (2015-16) (1984) (1981-82) (2001-02) (2019) (1980-81) (2018) (2005) (1986-87) (1980-81) (1988-89) (1949) (1983) (2014) (2001-02) (2005) (1991) (1986-87) (2021-22) (1988-89) (1975-76) (1969-70) (1969) (1980-81) (1981-82) (2025) (2023-24) (1976-77) (1990) (1972) (1972) (1968)

Jhermain McAry Jimmy McBride Joey McBride Dennis McCahill Ryan McCall Larry McCasland Blake McClain Mike McCloud Ricky McCollum Steve McCollum Antwon McCoy David McCoy Rodney McCraney Deitrick McCray Mark McCreary Paul McCutchen Billy McDonald Brandon McDonald Derric McDonald John McDonald Kenneth McDonald Larry McDonald Phillip McDonald William McDonald Metry McGaughy Bryan McGee Steve McGee Steven McGee Stephon McGlaun Jim McGraw Joseph McIntire Jr. Jay McIntosh Keaton McIntosh Vincent McIntosh George McKay Porter McKee Wiley McKeller Bill McKinney Bob McKinney Jonathan McKinney Ronnie McKinney Ryan McKinney Kenneth McKinny Jarren McKinzie Hugh McLarty Peyton McMahon Chris McMillian Fred McMillian William McMillian Brady McMillen Chris McNeal Dequarius McNeal Pat McNealy Duane McNutt Jacoby McQuiller Robert McThune Gilbert McThunell Rodney McVay Sammy McVey Colton Meadows Derek Meadows Steven Means Efrain Medina Jason Meeks Jacob Meeks John Meeks Josh Meeks Russell Meeks Trevoris Meeks Doug Mercier Beau Meter Tom Metz Walter Meyers Mark Michael Qua Middlebrooks Donnie Milam Brandon Milbrook

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Brandon Miller Burt Miller Dacus Miller Fred Miller Jacourey Miller James Miller Mike Miller Patrick Miller Randall Miller Robert Miller Hubert Mills Kelly Mills Ricky Mills Scott Mills Scotty Mills Doug Mims Toreano Miner Al Mitchell Anthony Mitchell Carl Mitchell Greg Mitchell Jimmy Mitchell Keith Mitchell Martize Mitchell Neal Mitchell Rickey Mitchell Tim Mitchell Torey Mitchell Ron Mobley Jack Mohr Robert Moment Raymond Monica Bob Montgomery Cameron Montgomery Cameron Montgomery Merritt Moon Carl Mooney Devin Mooneyham Brandon Moore DeQuan Moore Greg Moore Greg Moore J.T. Moore Justin Moore Lloyd Moore Mike Moore Moose Moore O.J. Moore Pat Moore Thomas Moore Stan Morelock Jerome Morgan Anthony Morris Bill Morris Billy Frank Morris Eric Morrison Tim Morrison B.C. Morrow Dylan Morton Buddy Moses Darion Mosely Jameson Mosley Sam Mosley Zykeris Mosely Antonio Moultrie Frank Murchinson Andrew Murphy Eddie Murphy Johnny Murphy John Ellis Murrah Donald Murray CJ Murrell

(2007-08) (1997-98) (2007) (2002-03) (2024) (1950) (1999-00) (1972) (1970-71) (1977-78) (1953) (1980-81) (1979) (1982-83) (1989-90) (1950-51) (2016-17) (1991) (1988-89) (2001) (1987) (1992-94) (1983-84) (2013-14) (2005) (1980) (1988) (1999) (1991) (1949-50) (1971-72) (1986-87) (1951-52) (2015-16) (2005) (2025) (1950) (2005) (2005) (2022) (1990) (2002-03) (2020-21) (1987-88) (1974) (1995) (1952) (1999-00) (2010-11) (2003) (2004) (1979) (1991-92) (1980) (1951-52) (1986-87) (1999-00) (2002-03) (2008) (1954) (2022) (2024-25) (1968-69) (1917-18) (2017) (1950-51) (2004-05) (1982-83) (1992-93) (2020-21) (1998) (2021)

N Chris Nance Chip Nanney JD Nanney

(2005) (1992-93) (2022)

Jerryn Napier Caleb Napper Mario Nash Tori Nash P.J. Neal Bill Neely Will Neely Creighton Nelms Kevin Nelson Gary Nesler Larry Nesler Larry Nesler Hastin Neslon Adam Nester Bart Nevell Johnny Frank Newcombe Charlie Newell Thomas Newsome Triston Newson Johnny Nickias Jerrell Nobles Rob Nobles Anthony Norman Eddie Norman Scott Norphlet Javon Norris Frank Norton J. Nunley Johnny Nunley

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O Bobby O’Rear South Oakes Greg Oakley Todd Oberdorf Zac Oden Randy Odle Emmanuel Olenga Karleke Oliver Deidrick Orange Jr. Braxton Orender Jamie Overton Charles Owens Coby Owens

(1956) (2007) (1984) (1986) (2017-18) (1977) (2018) (2017-18) (2020-21) (2025) (1951-52) (1979) (2024)

P Damien Paden Ben Page Derrick Page Ross Painter Nile Palmer Jason Pannell DeMarion Parham Antonio Parker Jackson Parker Jayden Parker Larry Parker Martavious Parker Mickey Parker Ricky Parks TJ Parks James Parrish Gary Parsons Clyde Pate Pat Pate Jewel Patrick Charles Patterson Danny Patterson Eddie Patterson Frank Patterson Kevin Patterson Roman Patterson Ricky Patterson Tameron Patterson Torrey Patterson Eddie Patton Ruffus Patton

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Fall Sports Media Guide Shawn Patton Craig Patzius Clarence Payne Anthony Payne Dallas Payne E. Payne Thomas Payne William Payne Zerrick Payne De’Bario Payton Stan Pearce Derrian Pegues Trey Pegues J. Pennington Bobby Perdue D. Perkins Jim Perkins Izell Perry Tameric Perry Anthony Peters Kentrel Peters Alex Peterson Jessie Peterson Mack Peterson Rod Peterson Darryl Petty Parrish Petty Dwight Pharr Toy Pharr Donnie Phifer Jenry Phillip Billy Phillips Boyd Phillips Fred Phillips Jim Phillips Kenzie Phillips Mert Phillips Nhigel Phillips Ronnie Phillips Tarondal Phillips Jimmy Pike Jonathan Pitner Brandon Pittman Bobby Plaxico Jeff Pleas Raheem Pontiflet Michael Poole Willie Poole Ben Porter Robert Portis Jesse Potts Dickie Pou Jim Pounds Corey Powe Aaron Powell Clarence Powell David Powell Eric Powell Jason Powell Tim Powell Stanley Pratchett Bradley Prather Grant Prather O.J. Prather III Oliver Prather Rezean Prather Shane Prather Tramonte Prather Willie Prather Daran Pratt Jordan Pratt Jan Prichard Brantley Prescott Bob Presley Hershel Presley Jody Presley Riley Presley

(1995) (1982) (1949) (2009-11) (2020-21) (1971) (1978) (1972-73) (2009) (1993) (1981-82) (2019) (2009-10) (1971-72) (1991) (1971) (1972) (1994-95) (2018) (2013) (2022) (1997-98) (1983) (1984) (1995) (2007-08) (1998-99) (1970) (1980-81) (1969-70) (1989) (1954) (1953-54) (1951) (1952) (2016-17) (1955) (2013-14) (1973-74) (2008,10) (1974) (1993-94) (2002-03) (1987) (1990-91) (1997) (2009-11) (1981) (2003-04) (1969-70) (1999-00) (1974-75) (1972-73) (2008) (1987) (1986) (1987) (1987) (1999-00) (1999-00) (1980) (1997) (1991) (2016) (1988) (2012-13) (1997) (2016) (1984) (2007) (2023-24) (1972-73) (2020-22) (1969) (1970) (1983) (1969)

Tony Pressley Lakendrick Preston Channing Price Ron Price Deantre Prince Woodrow Prince Joe Proffitt Jermaine Pruitt Scott Pujol Charlie Pulse Bill Purvis Carter Putt David Putt

(1974) (2013-15) (2003-04) (1997-98) (2020) (2014-15) (1951-52) (2005) (1995) (1982) (1953-54) (2020-22) (1974-75)

Q Cody Quillin Andre Quin Ronnie Quinn Tyson Quinn

(1997-98) (1999) (1953-54) (2000-01)

R Scott Raby Andrew Rackley Gilbert Radovich John Ragin Roy Ragin Bob Rainer Austin Ramsey Jerrard Randall Mykel Randall Tyrell Randall Mike Randle Chris Ratliff Michael Ratliff Khaled Rawls Damarius Ray El-Pwe Ray Jermaine Ray Steve Ray Damien Rayford Chad Redding Don Redding Devonte Reed Gary Reed Kendarrious Reed Makyi Reed-Jones Gabe Reeves Tommy Reeves Frederik Reinbold Jr. Rick Reinbold Chris Reno Jerry Reno Cesar Resendiz Anthony Rhodes Bradley Rhodes Jeff Rhodes Jim Rhodes John Rhodes Linton Rhodes Paul Rhodes Frank Riccio Jim Riccio Lamont Rich Joseph Richards Ryan Richardson Clark Richey Jyrome Richmond Jamorris Ricks Michael Ricks Ronnie Ricks Ray Ridings J’Cameron Riley David Rippie Luzon Rivers Mike Roach Billy Roark Joe Robbins

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Taleeq Robbins Brandon Roberson Eddie Roberson Shane Roberson Brandon Roberts Jay Roberts Johnny Roberts Hal Robertson Otis Robertson Beau Robinson Ben Robinson Bynum Robinson Carlous Robinson Darine Robinson Doug Robinson Jayden Robinson Jaylynne Robinson Kenneth Robinson Marcus Robinson Marcus Robinson Patra Robinson Troy Robinson Vetan Robinson Dennis Robison Trey Robison Kenny Roby Rashun Rockette Jeremie Rodgers Keon Rodgers Tony Rodgers Walter Rodgers Allen Rogers Bill Rogers Cortavious Rogers Darryl Rogers Demarcus Rogers Dusty Rogers Fred Rogers Sean Rogers Trey Rolison Bill Rosenthal Daniel Ross Jerry Ross Seth Ross L. Rosser Al Roux Robert Rowan Terrance Rowe Carl Rowell Cody Rowland Tommy Rowland Clark Rubel Marcus Rule Anthony Rush Lloyd Russell Shane Russell Daniel Rustin Jimmy Rutherford Rusty Rutherford Raymond Rutland Frank Rutledge Derryan Ryce Antonio Ryland S Ronnie Salter Dennis Sampson Breylan Sanders Cordney Sanders Corey Sanders Cory Sanders Courtney Sanders Justin Sanders Marcus Sanders Gene Sanderson Bobby Sanford C.M. Sanford

(2022) (2001-02) (1986-87) (1993-94) (2000) (2005) (1949) (1973-74) (2025) (2009) (1949-50) (2023-24) (1988-89) (1986-87) (2022-23) (2014) (2024) (1992-93) (2013-14) (1991) (1977-78) (1992-93) (2019) (1998) (2007) (2016) (2002-03) (2002-03) (1978) (2023-24) (1952-53) (1952-53) (2022-23) (1982-83) (2015-16) (1995) (1979) (2012-14) (1999) (1984) (2012-13) (1952) (2023-24) (1971) (1956) (1980-81) (2018-19) (1982-83) (2005) (1969) (1972) (2020-21) (2015-16) (1949) (1981-82) (2002) (1955) (1975) (1981) (1949) (2010) (2013-14) (1981) (2000) (2023) (2005) (2007) (2005) (2007) (2004-05) (2008) (1953-54) (2005) (1975)

Larry Saniford Chris Santucci Kurt Saul Jo’Quarius Savage Paul Saylors Frank Scheible Jon Schumacher Carl Scichile Anthony Scott Gunter Scott Stan Scott Will Seabrook Pete Seago T.J. Seago David Seiler Jack Senter Chris Settlemires Craig Settlemires Keith Settlemires Kerry Sewell Ralph Sexton Jabari Seymore Tony Shack Brad Shannon TraeVon Sharp Scotty Shaw Earnest Sheffield Kedarius Shell-Dixon Xzadrian Shelly D’Angelo Shelton Damon Shelton Richard Shelton Daniel Sherman Marcus Sherman Derrill Sherrill Carrander Sherrod Eric Sherrod Oretha Sherrod Adrian Shinault Dwight Shinault Gary Shinn Javier Shinn Darius Shipp Mark Shirley John Shivers W.J. Shoemaker Terrance Short Tyler Shorter Quae Shorty J.V. Shouse Todd Shouse Felix Shumpert Kaleb Shumpert Jim Sibley Kris Sides Isiah Simmons Michael Simmons Mickey Simmons Orlando Simon Jaylon Simpson Octavius Simpson Walter Simpson Chris Sims Jimmy Sims Dean Skinner Stanley Skipworth Stephen Skinner Devin Slate Edward Slater Neil Sledge Ethan Smart Bernard Smith Bobby Joe Smith Brady Smith Braxton Smith Brian Smith Brian Smith

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Chris Smith Danny Smith David Smith Deaon Smith Demarco Smith Deon Smith Derrick Smith Dorrian Smith E’Kamryn Smith Eric Smith Erick Smith Garland Smith Garrett Smith Gene Smith Gerry Smith Greg Smith Jacoby Smith Jamarcus Smith James Smith Jerico Smith Johnny Smith Josh Smith Lance Smith LaVontis Smith Lonnie Smith Matt Smith Recoe Smith Reggie Smith Ross Smith Scott Smith Shawn Smith Shuntez Smith Steve Smith Steve Smith Jr. Tyran Smith W.D. Smith Dennis Smithey Tommy Snyder Christopher Soriano W. Sorrell Eddie Sorrell Jim Southward Weslie Southward Daniel Sparks Gordon Sparks Micah Sparks James Spears Rodney Spears Willie Spears L.P. Spence Clint Spencer Gary Spencer Alton Spight David Spight Frederick Spight Jaeln Spikes Jeremy Spikner Billy Joe Spiller Dequinten Spraggins Isaiah Spratt Danny Springer Randy Springer Todd Sprouse Anthony Spurgeon Bill Stacy Sam Stacy Shane Stafford Hank Staggs Mike Stamper Cameron Stancil Jim Stanley Dontayvius Stapleton Bryan Starkey Dan Starkey Brett Starks Corey Starks Bryan Steele

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HISTORY

Charles Steen Jr. Mike Steenson Chuckie Stephens Sandy Stephens Josh Stephenson Andy Stevens David Stevens Larry Stevens Charles Stevenson Larico Stevenson Matthew Stevenson Mario Stevenson Bryan Steward Jeremy Stewart Joe Stewart Calvin Stinnett Khalil Stinson Logan Stokes Quan Stokes Will Stokes Billy Joe Storey Dennis Storey Tommy Ray Storey Tim Storment Gene Stovall Paul Stovall Bryan Strachan Cole Strawn Bobby Strickland David Strickland D’Jordan Strong Neal Strong Michael Stroup Rivers Stroup Joe Stuart Collin Stubblefield Stan Stubbs Ralph Stutts Jason Suggs Justin Suggs Stacy Suggs Andy Sullivan Jamie Sullivan Howard Sullivan Cortney Sutton Charles Swain Rickey Swatley Jim Sweeny Marterrious Swinney Tyler Swoope Walter Swoope

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T Bronson Tabler Johnny Tackett Greg Talley Irby Talley Jeff Talley JaMarius Tallie Olajuwon Tanner James Tapp M. Tapp Lavelle Tate George Taylor Andre Taylor B.J. Taylor Brad Taylor Brent Taylor Dennis Taylor Herman Taylor Jeff Taylor Juwan Taylor Marty Taylor Marvell Taylor Ron Taylor Terry Taylor Jim Tehan

(1991-92) (1950) (1990) (1953) (1997-98) (2011-12) (2012) (1970) (1971) (2000-01) (1949) (2008) (2007) (1999) (1977) (1968-69) (1992-93) (1981-82) (2017-18) (1986-87) (2010-11) (2012) (1982-83) (1949-50)

Jim Terry Pascual Thedford Antezdra Thigpen Tex Thigpen Acie Thomas Bobby Thomas Brandon Thomas Jay Thomas Keaton Thomas Rashad Thomas Nick Thomason Gregory Thomasson Al Thompson Brett Thompson D.T. Thompson Josh Thompson Koney Thompson Tommy Thompson Tori Thompson Walker Thompson Vasquez Thompson Mike Thorn Donald Thornton Dwayne Thornton Joshua Thurman Doc Thurmond Gunner Till Brandon Tillman Tommy Timms Tony Tims Barry Todd Charlie Tohill Jaquan Toney Clarence Townsend Ladarius Townsend Tarik Travis Brynden Trawick Danny Traylor Matthew Trehern Micheal Trehern Edgar Triplett Mike Triplett Taurean Triplett Willie Triplett Joey Triste Jim Tsagarakis Gary Tucker Greg Tull Buddy Turner Clint Turner Je’Tavious Turner Marty Turner Rashad Turner Robert Turner Thomas Turner Tyler Turner Leon Turpin Luke Tutor Charles Twilley Broderick Tye Randall Tye Jimmy Tyes Jimmy Tyes Bryant Tynes

(1986-87) (2002-03) (2005) (2004) (1991) (1981-82) (2009) (2017-18) (2023) (2021-22) (2011-12) (1954) (1990-91) (2014) (2018) (2008-09) (1997) (1972) (2000) (2024-25) (1987-88) (1984) (2004) (1972) (2016) (1950-51) (2019-20) (1915-16) (1989) (1988) (1976-77) (1984) (2021-22) (1997-98) (2015-16) (1992) (2010) (1984) (2018) (2017) (1992-93) (1979-80) (2001) (1984) (2000) (1979) (1979-80) (1973-74) (1983-84) (1994-95) (2013) (1998-99) (2013) (1972) (1973-74) (2008-09) (1949) (2019) (2004-05) (2002-03) (1975-78) (2018) (1984) (2000-01)

U DeMarkus Underwood Holder Usry

(2008-09) (2022-23)

V Shawn Vactor Jamie Vansandt ( Bart Vaughn Graham Vaughn Jeremy Vaughn Kylen Vaughn Paul Vaughn

(1998-99) 1999-00) (1986) (2009) (2007-08) (2022-23) (2007)

Tramelle Vaughn Jordi Vernor Mario Virges

(1993-94) (2008-09) (2014-15)

W Tyler Waddell Reggie Wade Tykwon Wade Todd Wagner Blakely Walden John Waldrop Willie Waldrop Greg Wallace Jaylon Wallace Lee Wallace Benny Wallis Brooks Wallis Michael Wallis Bailey Walker Bob Walker Brian Walker Darrin Walker James Walker Jay Walker Kelvin Walker Larry Walker Mike Walker Robert Walker Hunter Walton Trevor Walton Walt Walton Billy Ward Bill Ward John Ward Mark Ward Milton Ward Jerry Wardlow Charles Ware Ivy Ware John Ware Carlos Warren John Warren Sergio Warren Alfred Washington Amos Washington JD Washington Kylin Washington Terrell Washington Tony Washington Brandon Watkins Charlie Watkins D.Q. Watkins Dalton Watkins Frank Watkins Bryan Watson Cameron Watson John Weatherbee Shawn Dalton Weatherbee Ty Weatherbee Brandon Weaver Chris Webb M. Webb Tre’Marcus Webb William Webb Terry Wedley Tyrone Wedley Trace Wegmann Mark Welborn Brandon Welch Jakob Welch Jeremy Wells Bryson Werner John Werner David Wesson Bryan West Elijsah Westbrooks DeWayne Whigham

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Corey Whitaker Bill White Darius Whitty Whitney Wills Demaris Wise Charles White Corbin White Darrick White Eric White Hal White J.R. White Jason White Jaquille White Kevin White Mal White Mickey White Mike White Rondarious White Terrance White Walter White R.J. Whitehead Carter Whiteside Lagarius Whiteside Freddie Whitmore Martavius Wicks Clay Wigginton Kirk Wigginton Bill Wilbanks David Wilbanks Jeff Wilbanks Jim Wilbanks Lorenzo Wilbanks Thomas Wilbanks Jake Wilcox Cedrick Wilder Jr. Eddie Wildman Rex Wilemon Stewart Wilemon Kortlen Wilfawn Ryne Wilhite David Wilkerson Justin Wilkerson Benji Williams Billy Williams Brenden Williams Cory Williams Damon Williams Druvez Williams Glen Williams Greg Williams Henry Williams James Williams John Earl Williams Joseph Williams Justin Williams Ken Williams Mike Williams Mike Williams Mike Williams Quintin Williams Rico Williams Rowdy Williams Sam Williams Serrico Williams Tack Williams Tarris Williams Thomas Williams Raheem Willis Buddy Wiltshire Antwan Wilson Clyde Wilson Chris Wilson Clint Wilson Elisha Wilson Jason Wilson Jason Wilson Jonathan Wilson

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Justin Wilson Matt Wilson Rachad Wilson Romia Wilson Matthew Windham Omarius Winfrey Don Windham Dustin Winsted Savion Winters Demaris Wise Chris Wolfe Lee Womack Alan Wood Austin Wood Rico Wood Tim Wood Mitchell Woodard Lawrence Woodfoord Cody Woodiel Steven Woodruff Jerome Woods Robert Woodson Tray Woody Allen Wooten O.D. Wooten Dontae Wordlow Jay Wortham Mike Worthy Jordan Wren Bobby Wright Bobby Leon Wright C.B. Wright Clarence Wright Daniel Wright Jack Wright Michael Wright Monroe Wright Perry Wright Shan Wright Stanley Wright Tim Wright Bobby Wroten Ernesto Wynn

(2022-23) (1999-00) (1994-95) (2012-13) (2024-25) (2023) (1979) (2010) (2016) (2015-16) (2012) (1997) (1978-79) (2017) (2003-04) (1974-75) (2022) (1988-89) (2009-10) (1999-00) (1992-93) (2003-04) (2014-15) (1979-80) (2017-18) (2002) (2021-22) (1982-83) (2005) (2005) (1997) (1969) (2005) (1998) (1949) (2007) (1979) (1972) (1987-88) (1974) (1974) (1953-55) (2012)

Y Jalik Yancey Jody Yarber John Yarber Blake Yarbrough Jeremy Yates Kenneth Yates Reese Youmans Cedric Young Clifton Young Jimmy Young Mario Young Jr. Pat Young Clay Younts

(2023) (1981) (1974-75) (2007) (2008) (2023-24) (1986-87) (2004) (2022-23) (2008) (2018) (1984) (1979-80)

NEMCCTIGERS |

Fall Sports Media Guide

NORTHEAST SEASON RECORD BOOK MOST PASSING YARDS 1810 1584 1573 1501 1487 1484

Mason Cunningham Carter Putt Brett Thompson Jack Mangel Jeremiah Harrell Emanuel Francis

2016 2022 2014 2019 2025 2007

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 12 12 10 9 8 8

Cameron Montgomery Anthony Norman Jaquise Cook Qua Middlebrooks Kendrick Doss Jonathan Goodloe

2005 1980 2010 2025 2015 2010

MOST COMPLETIONS

RECEIVING YARDS

MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS

RECEPTIONS

MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS

MOST RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS

160 139 139 138 131

280 277 247 245 236 15 14 14 13 12 12 12

Mason Cunningham Carter Putt Clint Wilson Jack Mangel Emanuel Francis Mason Cunningham Carter Putt Clint Wilson Brett Thompson Emanuel Francis Desmond Hunter Jeremiah Harrell Brett Thompson Parks Frazier Mason Cunningham Emanuel Francis Michael Ediston

RUSHING YARDS 1017 1004 966 861 824

Ricky Andrews Jeremy Cannon Cameron Montgomery Abe Felix Jaquise Cook

2016 2022 2009 2019 2007 2016 2022 2009 2014 2007

2017 2025 2014 2011 2016 2007 2004

780 669 618 567 538 60 45 42 39 39 8 7 6 6 5 5 5

1991 2009 2005 2004 2010

RUSHING ATTEMPTS 187 185 175 138 135

Jeremy Cannon Jaquise Cook Kenzie Phillips Cameron Montgomery Tiberias Lampkin

2009 2010 2017 2005 2015

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LJ Hawkins Tres Houston Kortlon Hubbard Xavier Malone Donta Armstrong LJ Hawkins Tres Houston Josh Jarboe Kortlon Hubbard Donta Armstrong Tres Houston Andison Coby Joe Horn Jr. Dominique King Xavier Malone Kortlan Hubbard Toreano Miner

2016 2011 2018 2019 2014 2016 2011 2010 2018 2014 2011 2020 2014 2009 2019 2018 2017

Mason Cunningham

MOST RUSHING YARDS 2086 2015 1806 1782 1696

1994 2013 2005 1991 2001

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 21 20 19 18 16 16

2005 2010 2025 2016 2001 2004

MOST PASSING YARDS 2295 2105 1920 1857 1770 1691

2003 2014 2019 2016 2025 2023

MOST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 19 19 17 15 15 14

Andison Coby

2014 2003 2011 2025 2017 2020

RECORD BOOK

TOTAL TACKLES 116 107 107 105 96

LP Spence Keaton Thomas Triston Newson Oretha Sherrod Jamel Dennis

2000 2023 2022 1996 2013

SOLO TACKLES 64 56 53 52 52

Jamel Dennis Juwan Taylor Kenny Byrd Keaton Thomas Anthony Brown

ASSISTED TACKLES 57 56 55 53 47

Terrance Edgeston Triston Newson Keaton Thomas Brenden Williams Jamarcus Smith

TFLS 28.5 22 21.5 16.5 13

Sam Williams Lavon Hooks Mario Addison Jamel Dennis Anthony Payne

SACKS 17.5 10.5 9 9 6.5

Sam Williams Lavon Hooks B.J. Taylor Raheem Pontiflet Tyrese Cathey

INTS 7 6 5 5 4 4 4

Frankie Lee Michael Ricks Tony Washington Ladarrius Madden Jermaine Ray Jeremy Spikner Darius Carrothers

2013 2018 2022 2023 2010

PBUS 14 12 10 10 8 8

Jalik Yancey LaDarrius Madden D’Jordan Strong Gregdrecus Leland Kareem Brown Deion Belue

2018 2012 2007 2014 2010

597 573 572 537 433 390

MOST FG ATTEMPTS 15 15 14 13 12

Guy Gillespie Michael Baugus Rod Coggin Taylor Earhart John Ellis Murrah

50 yd

Taylor Earhart

2011

MOST FG MADE 10 8 8 7 6 6 6 6

Taylor Earhart Guy Gillespie Taylor Earhart John Ellis Murrah Freddy Lopez Michael Baugus Chris Cooper Rod Coggin

2011 2022 2010 2021 2025 2018 2013 1986

MOST PAT ATTEMPTS 2018 2012 2007 1996 2025

34 32 30 29 26 26

2011 2005 2021 2009 2023 2010 2009

MOST PAT MADE 31 28 26 26 24 23

Freddy Lopez Austin Holloway Guy Gillespie Taylor Earhart Guy Gillespie Chris Cooper

2025 2016 2023 2011 2022 2013

Isaiah Cobbs Donta Armstrong Terrance Rowe Deion Belue O.D. Wooten Khi Holiday

2025 2015 2018 2011 2017 2021

MOST KO RETURNS

2022 2018 1986 2011 2021

LONGEST FG MADE 2018 2022 2023 2016 2019

MOST KO RETURN YARDS

2023 2009 2019 2013 2012 2011

27 25 23 21 21 21

Terrance Rowe Donta Armstrong Tez Lane Isaiah Cobbs Khi Holiday O.D. Wooten

KO RETURN TD 2 1

Deion Belue Andison Coby

2011 2020

PUNT RETURN YARDS 389 271 223 203 199

Mickey Simmons Tre’Marcus Webb Deion Belue Juwon Gaston Donta Armstrong

LONGEST PUNT 72 yd

Jonathan Harrison

Mickey Simmons Juwon Gaston Jay Lofton Shuntez Smith Keyshawn Cobb Shaquille Bush

PUNT RETURN TD 2 1 1 1 1

Mickey Simmons Juwon Gaston Dazion Kincaid Deion Belue Jerome Woods

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1986 2025 2010 2022 2015 2011

MOST PUNT RETURNS 31 17 15 13 11 11

2018 2015 2013 2025 2021 2017

1986 2022 2019 2012 2021 2013 1986 2022 2017 2010 1992

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NORTHEAST INDIVIDUAL/TEAM RECORD BOOK PASS YARDS

382 Zac Oden at Itawamba 369 Carter Putt at Holmes 357 Jerrard Randall Jones 349 Desmond Hunter at Holmes 325 Kevin Hurley at Miss. Delta 312 Trace Lee at Itawamba 304 Jack Mangel at Miss. Delta 297 Mason Cunningham at East Central 287 Desmond Hunter at Itawamba 287 Matt Lipham at Jones

PASS COMPLETIONS 37 28 27 26 26 26 26 26 24 23

Carter Putt at Holmes Clint Wilson Hinds Mason Cunningham at East Central Jack Mangel at Coahoma Zac Oden at Itawamba Desmond Hunter at Holmes Trace Lee at Itawamba Jerrard Randall Jones Clint Wilson at Miss. Delta Matt Lipham at Jones

PASS ATTEMPTS 54 47 46 45 45 44 44 43 42 42 42

Carter Putt at Holmes Desmond Hunter at Holmes Zac Oden at Itawamba Zac Oden at Southwest Clint Wilson Hinds Jack Mangel at Coahoma Mason Cunningham at East Central Jerrard Randall Jones Desmond Hunter at Itawamba Matt Lipham at Jones Clint Wilson at Pearl River

PASS TD 6 4 4 4 3

9/27/18 9/29/22 9/5/13 10/21/17 10/9/20 10/9/14 10/5/19 9/8/16 10/5/17 9/8/12 9/29/22 8/26/09 9/8/16 9/12/19 9/27/18 10/21/17 10/9/14 9/5/13 9/17/09 9/8/12 9/29/22 10/21/17 9/27/18 8/30/18 8/26/09 9/12/19 9/8/16 9/5/13 10/5/17 9/8/12 9/3/09

Desmond Hunter at Holmes 10/21/17 Kevin Hurley at Miss. Delta 10/9/20 Brett Thompson Northwest 9/11/14 Clint Wilson at East Central 9/2/10 Done 18 Times – Last to accomplish: Jeremiah Harrell at Itawamba 10/23/25

RUSH YARDS 267 237 234 221 169 165 163 161 160 157

Jaquise Cook at East Miss. 10/7/10 Jeremy Cannon at East Central 10/3/09 Cameron Montgomery at Miss. Delta 10/6/05 Corbin White at Itawamba 10/17/13 Cameron Montgomery at Jones 10/15/05 Cameron Montgomery at Coahoma 11/3/05 Anthony Norman Holmes 9/27/80 Corbin White Miss. Delta 10/24/13 Kenzie Phillips East Central 9/7/17 Jay Jones at Jones 9/8/12

RUSH ATTEMPTS

35 Jaquise Cook at East Miss. 33 Jeremy Cannon at East Central 32 Goldman Butler, VI at Itawamba 30 Kenzie Phillips East Central 29 Jay Jones at Jones 29 Jaquise Cook Coahoma 28 Jeremy Cannon Hinds 27 Corbin White at Itawamba 27 Jaquise Cook Miss. Delta 27 Jeremy Cannon Holmes

RUSH TD 4 4 4 3 3 2

Jaquise Cook East Miss. 10/7/10 Jeremy Cannon at East Central 10/3/09 Cameron Montogmery at Coahoma 11/3/05 Antonio Kennedy Southwest 9/5/24 Goldman Butler, VI at Holmes 9/29/22 Done 28 Times – Last to accomplish: Dylan Lewis Coahoma 10/16/25

RUSHING YARDS 378 348 346 318 315 313 269 268 265 256

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10/7/10 10/3/09 9/15/22 9/7/17 9/8/12 10/16/10 8/27/09 10/17/13 9/16/10 9/24/09

Mississippi Delta at Itawamba at East Mississippi Itawamba at Coahoma at East Central Southwest at Southwest Holmes East Central

10/24/13 10/17/13 10/7/10 9/29/05 9/27/15 10/3/09 9/5/24 8/30/18 9/12/13 9/7/17

RECEPTIONS 12 11 10 9 8

L.J. Hawkins at East Central 9/8/16 Dominique King at Miss. Delta 9/17/09 Toreano Miner at Holmes 10/21/17 LaVontis Smith Coahoma 9/27/14 Done 8 Times – Last to accomplish: TJ Fields at Northwest 11/2/23

RECEIVING YARDS 180 166 157 153 144 143 143 133 133 132

LaVontis Smith at Northwest 9/19/13 L.J. Hawkins Coahoma 9/29/16 Toreano MIner at Holmes 10/21/17 Dominique King at Northwest 10/24/09 Demarrion Haynes at Jones 9/8/12 Xavier Malone at Miss.Delta 10/5/19 Kortlon Hubbard Jones 10/11/18 L.J. Hawkins at East Central 9/8/16 Tre Houston at Gulf Coast 11/5/11 Kortlon Hubbard at Itawamba 9/27/18

REC TD 3 3 3 3 3

Andison Coby Toreano Miner L.J. Hawkins Joe Horn Jr. LaVontis Smith

at Miss. Delta at Holmes at Pearl River Coahoma at Northwest

Qua Middlebrooks Northwest

10/9/20 10/21/17 10/17/15 9/27/14 9/19/13

Done 13 Times – Last to accomplish:

PASSING YARDS 393 369 368 360 357 349 341 325 322 305

at Itawamba at Holmes Coahoma at Northwest Jones at Holmes at Itawamba at Mississippi Delta Hinds at Mississippi Delta

9/25/25 9/27/18 9/29/22 9/27/14 9/19/13 9/5/13 10/21/17 10/9/14 10/9/20 9/16/21 10/5/19

RECORD BOOK

TOTAL OFFENSE

594 at Itawamba 557 Jones 533 at Northwest 530 at Coahoma 497 at Jones 493 at Itawamba 488 at Mississippi Delta 483 Southwest 463 at Mississippi Delta 463 Coahoma

FIRST DOWNS 33 32 32 31 31 30 28 28 27 27

at Itawamba at Itawamba Jones at Holmes at Itawamba at Coahoma Mississippi Delta at Holmes at Mississippi Delta at East Central

9/27/18 9/5/13 9/19/13 9/27/15 9/8/12 10/17/13 10/9/20 9/5/24 10/13/16 9/27/14 10/9/14 9/27/18 9/5/13 9/29/22 10/17/13 9/27/15 10/14/21 10/21/17 10/13/16 9/8/16

THIRD DOWN CONVERSIONS 11 11 10 9

at Mississippi Delta 10/13/16 at Jones 9/8/12 Itawamba 9/26/12 Done 9 Times – Last to accomplish: Itawamba 9/21/23

FOURTH DOWN CONVERSIONS 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2

at Southwest 9/22/16 at Itawamba 11/12/20 East Central 9/7/17 at East Central 9/8/16 at Pearl River 10/16/15 at East Mississippi 10/11/25 at Holmes 9/18/25 at East Mississippi 10/21/23 at East Central 10/12/23 Mississippi Delta 9/22/22 Pearl River 9/8/22 at Southwest 8/30/18 at Itawamba 10/9/14 Done 21 Times – Last to accomplish: Co-Lin 10/30/25

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LONGEST WINNING STREAKS 9 9 7 5 5 5 5

1980 1956-68 2005 2023 2011 2004 1987

MOST POINTS 55 55 52 50 49 49 49 49 48 48 48 48

at Southwest Coahoma Coahoma Marion Instistute Southwest at Holmes Coahoma at East Mississippi at Mississippi Delta at Coahoma East Central at Itawamba

9/22/16 9/10/81 9/26/87 9/23/54 9/5/24 10/21/17 9/27/14 10/7/10 10/14/06 10/7/00 10/4/69 11/2/68

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 52 50 48 47 45 45 42 42 41 41 41

Coahoma Marion Institute at Coahoma UT College Coahoma Mississippi Delta at Mississippi Delta at Coahoma Itwamba vs. West Georgia Itawamba

52-0 50-0 48-0 47-0 45-0 45-0 42-0 42-0 41-0 41-0 41-0

9/26/87 9/23/53 10/7/00 11/10/51 9/22/83 10/23/80 10/6/05 9/24/92 9/29/05 11/2/56 11/3/49

FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED 86 106 109 113 130 145 148 149 153 160

Southwest Itawamba at Coahoma Mississippi Delta at Co-Lin Coahoma at Mississippi Delta Holmes Holmes at Coahoma

9/8/11 9/29/05 10/13/11 9/22/22 9/15/19 9/13/18 9/15/11 9/12/13 9/22/05 10/20/22

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OPPONENT’S GAME HIGH 75 74 69 68 66 65 63 63 61 61

Northwest Itawamba at Hinds Itawamba at Hinds at East Mississippi East Mississippi at Northwest at Gulf Coast at Hinds

10/21/71 10/9/71 11/14/53 10/5/17 11/13/52 9/18/14 10/8/11 9/21/00 9/27/12 11/19/49

OPPONENT HIGHEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 69 63 59 59 58 54 54 52 52 52

at Hinds at Northwest East Mississippi at East Mississippi at East Mississippi at Gulf Coast Northwest Itawamba at Pearl River at Hinds

TOTAL TACKLES 18 18 17 17 17 17 16 16 16 15

69-0 63-0 59-0 59-0 65-7 61-7 75-21 74-22 52-0 66-14

SOLO TACKLES 13 12 11 11 11 11 11 11

Marcus Robinson at East Miss. 10/10/13 Jamarcus Smith Northwest 10/22/20 Keaton Thomas at Pearl River 9/14/23 Kenny Byrd Pearl River 9/8/22 Deantre Prince Northwest 10/22/20 Juwan Taylor Jones 10/11/18 Brady Smith Holmes 10/23/14 Carter Bonds Coahoma 10/15/20 Done 7 Times – Last to accomplish: Jalik Yancey at Northwest 11/2/23

ASSISTED TACKLES 11/14/53 9/21/00 9/14/17 10/10/13 9/18/14 9/27/12 10/21/71 10/9/71 10/24/53 11/13/52

Jamarcus Smith at East Miss. 10/26/19 Brady Smith Holmes 10/23/14 Kenny Byrd Pearl River 9/8/22 Jamarcus Smith Northwest 10/22/20 Jamel Dennis Pearl River 10/16/14 Nick Thomason at Holmes 9/13/12 Keaton Thomas at Pearl River 9/14/23 Demarcus Rogers Holmes 10/20/16 Marcus Robinson at East Miss. 10/10/13 Done 8 Times – Last to accomplish: Ryan McCall Northwest 9/25/25

12 11 10 10

Ky’Vari Bolden Keaton Thoams Terrance Edgeston Nick Thomason

Keaton Thomas

Holmes Coahoma Miss. Delta at Holmes

9/24/09 10/26/23 10/4/18 9/13/12

Done 15 Times – Last to accomplish:

at East Central 10/12/23

SACKS

PBUS 5 4 4 4 4 3

Jalik Yancey Coahoma 10/26/23 Jalik Yancey at Pearl River 9/14/23 Keawvis Cummings at Southwest 10/26/19 Gregdrecus Leland at ICC 10/17/13 Deion Belue East Central 9/1/11 Done 9 Times – Last to accomplish: Jackson Parker Northwest 9/25/25

MOST FG ATTEMPTS 7 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3

Michael Baugus Guy Gillespie John Ellis Murrah Michael Baugus Freddy Lopez Guy Gillespie John Ellis Murrah Michael Baugus Chris Cooper Taylor Earhart

3.5 Parrish Huddleston Itawamba 10/20/12 3 Willie Latham, III at Miss. Delta 10/9/20 3 Sam Williams Coahoma 9/13/18 Done 14 Times – Last to accomplish: 2.5 Carlous Robinson at Coahoma 10/19/24

MOST FG MADE

TFLS

8 7 7 6 6 6

5.5 5.5 5.5 5 4.5 4.5 4 4 4 4 4

INT 3 3 2 2

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Sam Williams Lavon Hooks John Brown Justin Coleman Anthony Rush Lavon Hooks Willie Latham, III Sam Williams Razean Prather Razean Prather Lavon Hooks

at Southwest at Miss. Delta Coahoma Miss. Delta Miss. Delta Itawamba at Miss. Delta Coahoma at Itawamba Holmes at Jones

8/30/18 10/25/12 10/15/09 10/24/13 10/1/15 10/20/12 10/9/20 9/13/18 10/17/13 9/12/13 9/8/12

Frankie Lee at Northwest LaDarrius Madden Holmes Jermaine Ray at Northwest Tony Washington at East Miss.

9/29/11 9/24/09 11/2/23 10/9/21

3 2

at Itawamba Pearl River Gulf Coast Coahoma at East Miss. Miss. Delta at East Miss. at Co-Lin Coahoma East Central

9/27/18 9/8/22 9/9/21 9/13/18 10/11/25 9/22/22 10/9/21 9/5/19 10/5/13 9/1/11

John Ellis Murrah Gulf Coast 9/9/21 Done 20 Times – Last to accomplish: Freddy Lopez at East Mississippi 10/11/25

MOST PATS ATTEMPTED

Austin Holloway at Southwest 9/22/16 Cesar Resendiz Coahoma 9/27/14 Taylor Earhart at East Miss. 10/7/10 Freddy Lopez at Itawamba 10/23/25 Freddy Lopez Coahoma 10/16/25 Austin Holloway at Coahoma 9/24/15 Done 17 Times – Last to accomplish: Freddy Lopez at Southwest 9/4/25

MOST PATS MADE 7 7 7 6 6 6

Austin Holloway at Southwest 9/22/16 Cesar Resendiz Coahoma 9/27/14 Taylor Earhart at East Miss. 10/7/10 Freddy Lopez Coahoma 10/16/25 Austin Holloway Coahoma 9/29/16 Austin Holloway at Coahoma 9/24/15 Done 8 Times – Last to accomplish: Freddy Lopez at Itawamba 10/23/25

RECORD BOOK

MOST PUNT YARDS 434 399 391 391 388 365 355 354 351 337

Jonathan Harrison Daniel Sherman John Ellis Murrah Michael Baugus Michael Baugus John Ellis Murrah Stevie Davis Jonathan Harrison John Ellis Murrah Jonathan Harrison

at Gulf Coast 11/5/11 Northwest 9/25/25 Coahoma 10/15/20 at Jones 10/10/19 at Northwest 10/18/18 at Jones 9/2/21 Northwest 9/30/10 East Miss. 10/11/12 Northwest 10/22/20 at Gulf Coast 9/27/12

MOST PUNTS 11 10 10 10 9

John Ellis Murrah Coahoma 10/15/20 Beau Lee East Miss. 9/14/17 Jonathan Harrison at Gulf Coast 11/5/11 Stevie Davis Northwest 9/30/10 Done 7 Times – Last to accomplish: Daniel Sherman Northwest 9/25/25

Jamarcus Smith

KO RETURN TD 1 1 1

Andison Coby Deion Belue Deion Belue

Northwest East Miss. at Coahoma

10/22/20 10/8/11 10/13/11

PUNT RETURN TD 1 1 1 1 1

Tre’Marcus Webb at East Central Juwon Gaston Miss. Delta Dazion Kincaid Southwest Deion Belue Coahoma Jerome Woods Coahoma

MOST KO RETURN YARDS 172 160 159 127 123 122 122 115 115 112 112

Isaiah Cobbs Terrance Rowe Donta Armstrong Deion Belue Andison Coby O.D. Wooten Brandon Tillman Toreano Miner Donta Armstrong Antione Wilson Shuntez Smith

8/28/25 9/22/22 9/21/17 10/16/10 9/24/92

Co-Lin 10/30/25 Miss. Delta 10/4/18 Itawamba 10/8/15 East Miss. 10/8/11 Northwest 10/22/20 at Holmes 10/21/17 at Northwest 10/27/16 at Southwest 9/22/16 Miss. Delta 10/1/15 at Coahoma 10/4/12 at Gulf Coast 9/27/12

Carter Putt

MOST KO RETURNS 7 6 6 6 6 6 6

Terrance Rowe Miss. Delta 10/4/18 Isaiah Cobbs Northwest 9/25/25 O.D. Wooten at Holmes 10/21/17 O.D. Wooten at Itawamba 10/5/17 Donta Armstrong Itawamba 10/8/15 Khalid Kornegay Pearl River 10/16/14 M Poole Northwest 9/30/10 Done 11 Times – Last to accomplish: Isaiah Cobbs Co-Lin 10/30/25

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS 186 175 105 100 96 88 63 61 56 45

Isaiah Cobbs Donta Armstrong Deion Belue Tre’Marcus Webb Juwon Gaston Dazion Kincaid Tre’Marcus Webb Tre’Marcus Webb Deion Belue Dominique King

Northwest 9/25/25 Miss. Delta 10/1/15 Coahoma 10/16/10 Coahoma 10/16/25 Miss. Delta 9/22/22 Southwest 9/21/17 at Southwest 9/4/25 at Itawamba 10/23/25 at Itawamba 10/21/10 at Miss. Delta 9/17/09

MOST PUNT RETURNS 5 5 4 4 4 4 4

Donta Armstrong Deion Belue Tre’Marcus Webb Juwon Gaston Juwon Gaston Jay Lofton Shaquille Bush

Miss. Delta 10/1/15 at Gulf Coast 11/5/11 Coahoma 10/16/25 Miss. Delta 9/22/22 at Hinds 9/1/22 at Miss. Delta 10/5/19 Holmes 9/12/13

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ALL-AMERICANS

1956 - JERRY KING Running Back NJCAA All-American Chattanooga, Tenn

1969 - JOHNNY BUSKIRK Quarterback NJCAA Honorable Mention New Albany

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1969 - DONNIE CLAYTON Tight End NJCAA Honorable Mention Ripley

1977 - LARRY PARKER Running Back NJCAA Honorable Mention Rogersville, Ala.

1977 - BARRY TODD Defensive Back NJCAA Second Team Memphis, Tenn.

ALL-AMERICANS

1979 - MAURY HILL Defensive Back NJCAA Second Team Ripley

1980 - ANTHONY NORMAN Running Back NJCAA Honorable Mention Morrow, Ga.

1980 - PAUL RHODES Defensive Lineman NJCAA Second Team Kossuth

2010 - ANTONIO FOSTER Offensive Lineman NJCAA Honorable Mention Valdosta, Ga.

2011 - DEION BELUE Defensive Back NJCAA Honorable Mention Deshler, Ala.

2012 - JONATHAN HARRISON Punter NJCAA First Team Belmont

2012 - LAVON HOOKS Defensive End NJCAA Honorable Mention Atlanta, Ga.

2015 - DONTA ARMSTRONG Return Specialist NJCAA Second Team Bruce

2018 - SAM WILLIAMS Linebacker JCGridiron First Team Montgomery, Ala.

2020 - KEYSHAWN COBB Defensive Back JCGridiron First Team Fort Valley, Ga.

2020 - WILL DERICO Offensive Lineman JCGridiron Third Team Montgomery, Ala

2020 - JAMAL ELLIS Defensive Lineman JCGridiron Second Team McDonough, Ga.

2020 - CEDRIC HILLSMAN Defensive Lineman JCGridiron First Team Fort Valley, Ga.

2020 - KEVIN HURLEY Quarterback JCGridiron Second Team Walnut

2020 - DEANTRE PRINCE Defensive Back JCGridiron Second Team Charleston

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2020 - JAMARCUS SMITH Linebacker JCGridiron First Team Saltillo

2020 - TONY WASHINGTON Defensive Back JCGridiron Third Team Horn Lake

2022 - TRISTON NEWSON Linebacker NJCAA First Team Independence

2023 - KEATON THOMAS Linebacker NJCAA/JCGridiron First Team Jacksonville, Fla.

2023 - JERMAINE RAY Defensive Back JCGridiron First Team Southaven

2023 - JALIK YANCEY Defensive Back JCGridiron Second Team Atlanta, Ga.

2023 - RJ WHITEHEAD Offensive Lineman JCGridiron Third Team Horn Lake

2023 - CJ BARNEY Linebacker JCGridiron Fourth Team Madison

2024 - NEIL SLEDGE Offensive Line JCGridiron Fourth Team Ola, Ga.

2025 - TYRESE CATHEY Defensive Line JCGridiron Second Team Senatobia.

2025 - RYAN MCCALL Linebacker JCGridiron Third Team Madison

2025 - RICKEY BANKS Linebacker JCGridiron Fourth Team Madison

2025 - JT FAGAN Offensive Line JCGridiron Fourth Team Florence, Ala.

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PRO TIGERS

TIGERS IN THE PROS DAVID “NUB” STRICKLAND NEMCC: 1950,1953 Broncos (1960)

BRUCE HALL NEMCC: 2005 Bills, Broncos (2008-11)

JEREMY LIGGINS NEMCC: 2013 Seahawks, Saints, Colts

LOGAN STOKES NEMCC: 2011-12 Patriots, Chargers (2015)

ROBERT COBB NEMCC: 1979 Rams, Buccaneers, Vikings (1981-1984)

MICHAEL RICKS NEMCC: 2005-06 Ravens (2011)

JOE HORN JR. NEMCC: 2014-15 Ravens (2018), Roughnecks (XFL), Guardians (XFL) (2019-2020)

SAM WILLIAMS NEMCC: 2017-18 Cowboys, Browns (2022-Present)

MIKE WILLIAMS NEMCC: 1979-83 Eagles, Falcons (1983-1987)

MARIO ADDISON NEMCC: 2006-07 Bears, Colts, Panthers, Bills, Texans, Redskins (2011-2022)

JEROME WOODS NEMCC: 1992-1993 Chiefs (1996-2005)

JOSH JARBOE NEMCC 2010-11 Redskins (2013)

MICHAEL BOIREAU NEMCC: 1996-1998 Vikings (2000-2001)

BRYNDEN TRAWICK NEMCC: 2010-11 Ravens , Raiders, Titans (2013-2019)

JUSTIN SANDERS NEMCC: 2004-05 Lions (2008) CHRIS BRADWELL NEMCC: 2005 Buccaneers, Rams

LAVON HOOKS NEMCC: 2011-12 Steelers, Aviators (Spring League)

ANTHONY RUSH NEMCC: 2015-16 Eagles, Seahawks, Packers, Titans, Falcons (2019-2022) DANIEL ROSS NEMCC: 2012-13 Raiders, Cowboys, Texans, Jaguars (2017-2020) LARICO STEVENSON NEMCC: 2003-04 Talons, VooDoo, Power, Soul,Destroyers (AFL: 20102019)

XAVIER MALONE NEMCC: 2018-19 Falcons, Argos (CFL), Panthers (UFL) (2023-Present) ANTONIO MOULTRIE NEMCC: 2017 Packers, Alouettes (20232024) DEANTRE PRINCE NEMCC: 2020 Jaguars (NFL), Kings (UFL), Bears (NFL) (2024-Present)

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FOUR-YEAR TIGERS (SINCE 1982)

NCAA DIVISION I 2025 Jeremiah Harrell (Tupelo)______________ Texas Southern University Qua Middlebrooks (Tupelo)_____________ East Texas A&M University JT Beasley (Saltillo)________________ Eastern Michigan University Alfred Washington (Pensacola, Fla.)____________ University of Illinois Hunter Howard (Olive Branch)___________ Prairie View A&M University Walker Thompson (Amory)_________ Mississippi Valley State University Trace Wegmann (Rienzi)_______________ Nicholls State University Tyrese Cathey (Senatobia)_______________ Georgia State University Kyshawn Kimble (Olive Branch)_____________ Alcorn State University Rickey Banks (Madison)_____________ University of Louisiana-Monroe Jackson Parker (Florence)____________ University of Louisiana-Monroe Jameson Mosley (Madison)__________ University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff Ryan McCall (Madison)_________________Murray State University Tre’Marcus Webb (Montgomery, Ala.)______ University of Tennessee-Martin Trevor Walton (Horn Lake)___________ University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2024 Coby Owens (Saltillo)_________________ Georgia State University Neil Sledge (Ola, Ga.)_________________ Georgia State University Chris McMillian (Fort Valley, Ga.)____________ Bowling Green University University of North Alabama Khaled Rawls (Walls)____________________ University of Idaho Cameron Stancil (Madison)_______________Murray State University Jacksonville State University Terrell Washington (Lynchburg, Va.)__________ University of North Texas Justin Davis (Eufaula, Ala.) ____________ University of North Alabama TJ Brown (Booneville)____________ Mississippi Valley State University 2023 CJ Barney (Madison)____________ University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Murray State University Justin Kowalak (Crystal Lake, Ill.)______ Univeristy of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Roosevelt College University of Tennessee-Martin Jalik Yancey (Atlanta, Ga.)__________________ Samford University Dorrian Smith (Fort Valley, Ga.)__________ Georgia Southern University Jacob Foster (Greenville, Ala.)__________ Univeristy of Lousiaina-Monroe Keaton Thomas (Jacksonville, Fla.)_______________ Baylor University

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University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Kylen Vaughn (Oxford)____________ University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff Guy Gillespie (Booneville)_________________ University of Nevada Jermaine Ray (Southaven)_____________ University of North Alabama RJ Whitehead (Horn Lake)_University of Texas El-Paso/University of Southern Miss Corey Clark (Birmingham, Ala.)___________Mississippi State University Florida Atlantic University John Jackson (Columbus)____________ University of Central Arkansas Wesley Corbitt (Jackson)__________Southeast Missouri State University Lincoln University of Missouri Anthony Brown (Yazoo City)_________ Mississippi Valley State University 2022 Kenny Byrd (York, SC)________ University of Texas-ElPaso/Tiffin University Steven Edwards (Sardis)____________ University of Central Arkansas Juwon Gaston (Montgomery, Ala.)_University of Houston/Middle Tennessee State Triston Newson (Independence)_____________ University of Missouri Taleeq Robbins (Philadelphia, Pa.)_____ University of Houston/Troy University Jaquan Toney (Huntsville, Ala.)___________ University of Texas-El Paso Carter Putt (Columbus)___________ Univeristy of Alabama-Birmingham DQ Watkins (Oxford)__________________ Long Island University Kortlen Wilfawn (Oxford)_________ University of Alabama-Birmingham/ University of Mississippi Tam Patterson (Corinth)________ Alcorn State University/Millsaps College

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FOUR YEAR TIGERS

2021 Marcus Rule (Tunica)______________ University of Louisiana-Monroe Keyshawn Cobb (Fort Valley, Ga.)_ University at Buffalo/West Virginia University University of Nevada Reginald Hughes (Tunica)_ University of Mississippi/Jacksonville State Univesity University of Colorado Dallas Payne (Bay St. Louis)_________ University of Alabama-Birmingham Florida International University Caleb Anderson (Brandon)_____ University of Akron/Alcorn State University Stephon McGlaun (Tupelo)___________ University of Central Arkansas Tyler Shorter (Sardis)____________ Mississippi Valley State University Carter Bonds (Corinth)___________ University of Southern Mississippi Cedric Hillsman (Fort Valley, Ga.)__ Ohio University/Fort Valley State University Will Derico (Montgomery, Ala.)__________ University of North Alabama 2020 Kyler Carter (Noxapater)__________ University of Southern Mississippi Kevin Hurley (Walnut)________________ University of Texas-El Paso Deantre Prince (Charleston)_________ University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Andison Coby (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)_ University of Tennessee/Indiana University Anthony Scott (Montgomery, Ala.)_Alabama State University/Tuskegee University Nathan Barham (Ridgeland)_________________ Samford University J’Shun Bodiford (Montgomery, Ala.)_____ Middle Tennessee State University

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2019 Terry Joiner (Macon)_________________ Jackson State University Isaiah Hunt (Ackerman)___________Southeast Missouri State University Carson Banks (Brandon)______________Mississippi State University D’Jordan Strong (Batesville)_____________ Coastal Carolina University Isaiah Forte (Mongomery, Ala.)_______ University of Alabama Birmingham Darius Shipp (Olive Branch)____________ Western Kentucky University 2018 Terrance Edgeston (Falkner)________________University of Houston Kortlon Hubbard (Jackson)______________ Jackson State University Juwan Taylor (Jackson)_________________ Alcorn State University Sam Williams (Montgomery, Ala.)______ University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Chrishun Jackson (Tunica)________ UT Martin/Bethune Cookman College Matthew Trehern (Saraland, Fla.)______ University of Alabama Birmingham Eric Sherrod (Columbus)________________ Alcorn State University 2017 Johnathan Edwards (Philadelphia)________ Austin Peay State University Ross Painter (Hernando)_______________Arkansas State University Desmond Hunter (Woodville)_Prairie View A&M University/ Lincoln Memorial University Kylin Washington (Fort Smith, Ark.)__________ Missouri State University Antonio Moultrie (Pensacola, Fla.)______ University of Alabama Birmingham 2016 Keawvis Cummings (Tupelo)___________ Austin Peay State University/ Indiana State University Mason Cunningham (Shelbyville, Tenn.)___________ Liberty University/ Arkansas Tech University Demarcus Rogers (Tupelo)_________Southeast Missouri State University Brenden Williams (Birmingham, Ala.)____ University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Anthony Rush (Raleigh, NC)_________ University of Alabama-Birmingham Blake McClain (Jacksonville, Fla.)______ University of Alabama-Birmingham Jo’Quarious Savage (Neville, Fla.)________ University of Louisiana-Monroe Ethan Smart (Southaven) __________________ Purdue University 2015 Kendrick Doss (Florence, Ala.)___________ Jacksonville State University Mackenro Alexander (Immokalee, Fla.)__________ Iowa State University Brady Smith (Batesville)_________________ Alcorn State University Andrew Ashe (Pontotoc)________________ University of Memphis Tiberias Lampkin (Sturgis)_____________Mississippi State University Jacob Meeks (Kossuth)_______________ University of North Dakota

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2014 Justin Barksdale (Batesville)________ Southeastern Louisiana University Chandler Dexter (Iuka)_Florida Atlantic University/University of Central Arkansas Ralph Green (Ripley)______________ Northwestern State University Corbin White (Nettleton)___________University of Texas at San Antonio LaVontis Smith (Maben)____________ North Carolina Central University Brett Thompson (Lake Cormorant)_______University of Tennessee at Martin

2009 John Brown (Lakeland, Fla.)_______________University of Tennessee La Darrius Madden (Leighton, Ala.)_______________ Troy University DeMarkus Underwood (Tuscumbia, Ala.)_____________ Troy University Bernard Smith (Atlanta, Ga.)_________ University of Louisiana at Lafayette Creighton Nelms (Kossuth)_________ University of Southern Mississippi Jermaine Johnson (Thomasville, Ga.)_____ Middle Tennessee State University

2013 Jeremy Liggins (Oxford)___________ University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Jerrard Randall (Miami Gardens, Fla.)___________ University of Arizona Parrish Huddleston (Baldwyn) _University of Alabama at Birmingham/UT Martin Romia Wilson (West Point)_____________ Bethune-Cookman College Dequinten Spraggins (West Point)____________Murray State University Jaquille White (West Point)__________University of Tennessee at Martin Miguel Graham (Maben)____________ Northwestern State University

2008 Heath Blount (Cleveland)_____________ University of South Alabama Emmanuel Dudley (Columbus, Ga.)_______________ Troy University

2012 Jonathan Harrison (Belmont)__________ University of Central Arkansas Lavon Hooks (Atlanta, Ga.)_________ University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Jay Jones (Horn Lake)_______________ University of South Alabama Nick Thomason (Muscle Shoals, Ala.)_________Louisiana Tech University Jonathan Braddock (Ripley)_________ Southeastern Louisiana University Logan Stokes (Muscle Shoals, Ala.)_________ Louisiana State University 2011 Tres Houston (Atlanta, Ga.)______________Arkansas State University Anthony Brown (Cairo, Ga.)_______________ University of Memphis Antonio Foster (Valdosta, Ga.)______________ University of Memphis Deion Belue (Deshler, Ala.)_______________ University of Alabama Parks Frazier (Corinth)_________________Murray State University Pat Moore (Southaven)______________ University of South Alabama Jeremy Spikner (Olive Branch)__________________ Troy University Eli Canton (Hernando)______________________ Troy University 2010 Brynden Trawick (Atlanta, Ga.)__________________ Troy University Josh Jarboe (Atlanta, Ga.)_______________Arkansas State University Cody Woodiel (Hernando)____________________ Troy University Tarondal Phillips (Holly Springs)_____________ University of Memphis Jaquise Cook (Ripley)__________________ University of Memphis

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2007 Reggie Wade (Tuscumbia, Ala.)__________ Jacksonville State University C.J. Foster (Tuscumbia, Ala.)____________ Jacksonville State University Courtney Sanders (Columbus)________ Mississippi Valley State University Corey Sanders (Columbus)_________ Mississippi Valley State University Matt Blanchard (Saltillo)_______________ Nichols State University Mario Addison (Birmingham, Ala.)________________ Troy University B.J. Taylor (Tuscumbia, Ala.)_______University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Anthony Jones (Tallahassee, Fla.)______ Middle Tennessee State University

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2006 Michael Ricks (Leighton, Ala.)______________ University of Alabama Chris Nance (Tuscumbia, Ala.)____________Mississippi State University Brandon Ciaramitaro (Batesville)___________Arkansas State University Quinton Johnson (Columbus)__________ Charleston Southern University Brice Beck (Blytheville, Ark.)__________University of Louisiana at Monroe Cameron Montgomery (Houston, Texas)________ University of North Texas 2005 Greg Smith (Chattanooga, Tenn.)_______________ Auburn University Justin Sanders (Pearl)___________________ University of Illinois Bruce Hall (Milton, Fla.)___________ University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Stanley Lykes (Birmingham, Ala.)_____ University of Alabama at Birmingham Charles Twilley (Courtland)___________ University of Central Arkansas Eric Johnson (Anniston, Ala.)__________________ Ohio University Antezdra Thigpen (Holly Springs)____University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Rob Fox (Calhoun City)___________ Mississippi Valley State University 2004 Emory Jones (Detroit, Mich.)______________Michigan State University Donald Thornton (Horn Lake)______________ University of Memphis Rico Wood (Corinth)__________________Louisiana Tech University T.T. Harper (Hartsville, Tenn.)_______University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chris Barnett (Southaven)________________ University of Memphis Orlandus King (Leighton, Ala.)_______ University of Alabama at Birmingham Ryan Hopkins (Jackson)________________ Jackson State University Mario Luvine (Collins)_______________ Prairie View A&M University Robertson Hatten (Collins)_______________ Alcorn State University C.K. Glassco (Horn Lake)____________ University of Central Arkansas

2001 Butch Buchanan (Ripley)____________ Charleston Southern University Brian Smith (Quincy, Fla.)________________ Florida A&M University Corey Whitaker (Pace, Fla.)_________ University of Alabama-Birmingham 2000 Tee Barr (Gallatin, Tenn.)_______________ Tennessee Tech University O.J. Moore (Okolona)____________ Mississippi Valley State University Mike Miller (Milton, Fla.)_____________________ Troy University Keith Belton (Charlotte, NC)________________ Syracuse University LP Spence (Corinth)__________________ University of Mississippi Mydrione Halsey (Chesapeake, Va.)_________ Grambling State University John Shrivers (Corinth)__________________University of Houston 1999 Mondale Bates (Leighton, Ala.)____________Louisiana Tech University William Kimbrough (Pensacola, Fla.)_____ Mississippi Valley State University Lagarius Whiteside (Muscle Shoals, Ala.)__ Mississippi Valley State University 1998 Brian Smith (Muscle Shoals, Ala.)_______________Lehigh University 1995 Corey Cobb (Leighton, Ala.)___________ University of Tennessee-Martin Jon Schumacher (Matthews, NC)________ University of Tennessee-Martin Theron Houston (Oviedo, Fla.)_____________ Alabama A&M University Rachad Wilson (Rockledge, Fla.)__________ University of South Carolina

Triston Newson

2003 Chris Brawley (Leighton, Ala.)_____________ University of New Mexico Matthew Stevenson (Memphis, Tenn.)_______North Carolina A&T University Mario Stevenson (Memphis, Tenn.)_________ Louisiana State University Terrance White (Collins)_________________ Florida A&M University 2002 Lee Hayes (Hopkinsville, Kent.)_____________ University of Memphis Ramon Buse (Norcross, Ga.)_____________ Savannah State University Tyus Jackson (Birmingham, Ala.)_____________ University of Memphis Kevin Davidson (Cherokee, Ala.)_____________Oregon State University Chris Kelley (Kossuth)__________________ University of Memphis Brandon Roberson (Ripley)_______________ University of Memphis Eric Holcombe (Mobile, Ala.)________________ University of Florida Jason Matthews (Muscle Shoals, Ala.)__________ University of Memphis

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1994 Shane Roberson (Ripley)______________Mississippi State University Irvin Doomes (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)__________ Missouri State University 1993 Herman Taylor (Orlando, Fla.)______________Murray State University Jerome Woods (Memphis, Tenn.)____________ University of Memphis 1991 Dia Hicks (Tallahassee, Fla.)______________ East Carolina University Al Thompson (Corinth)___________ Mississippi Valley State University Jeff Pleas (Tallahassee, Fla.)_________________ Samford University

1986 Bert Brown (Richmond, Kent.)____________ Tennessee Tech University Terry Wedley (Haywood, Tenn.)_____________ Austin Peay University John Haynes (Corinth)__________________Murray State University Todd Oberdoft (Fairfield, Ohio)________________ Indiana University Rodney Callier (Atlanta, Ga.)_______________Murray State University Stacy Suggs (Corinth)__________________Murray State University 1982 Bruse Loyd (Memphis, Tenn.)__________________ Rice University Roland Hawn (Lebanon, Tenn.)__________ Western Kentucky University

1990 Tyrone Foote (New Albany)_________ Mississippi Valley State University Amos Washington (Calhoun, Ga.)________ Northeast Louisiana University Arvin Harris (Corinth)____________ Mississippi Valley State University 1989 Russell Jones (West Memphis, Ark.)___________ University of Memphis Doug Crossman (Vernon, Ala.)________________ Samford University Anthony Mitchell (Tallahassee, Fla.)_____________ Samford University Matt Smith (Booneville)___________________ Samford University Steve Ray (Pulaski, Tenn.)__________________ Samford University Derrick Adams (Wakulla, Fla.)________________ Samford University 1988 Norton Hazzard (Louisville, Kent.)____________ University of Kentucky 1987 Eric Powell (Tishomingo)_____________ Western Kentucky University Raymond Monica (Garyville, La.)__________ Southern Illinois University Rod Coggin (Booneville)_________________Murray State University Jay Johnson (Gary, Ind.)__________________ Ball State University Doug Robinson (Port St. Joseph, Fla.)_________Arkansas State University Chuck Howard (Bradenton, Fla.)_______________ Samford University Reese Youman (Treasure Island, Fla.)________ Southern Illinois University Jim Terry (Fort Payne, Ala.)______________Louisiana Tech University Scott Booth (Bradenton, Fla.)______________ University of Kentucky

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NCAA DIVISION II 2025 Jeremiah Augustin (Jupiter, Fla.)__________ University of Virginia at Wise Makyi Reed-Jones (Oxford)________________Delta State University 2024 Mykel Randall (Ocala, Fla.)______________ University of West Georgia Grant Fleming (Columbus)_____________University of West Alabama Kenneth Yates (West Point)______________ Arkansas Tech University Jordan Jackson (Montrose, Ga.)__________Southern Arkansas University 2023 TJ Fields (Aberdeen)_____________ University of Arkansas-Monticello 2022 Deonta Barnes (Lexington)____________Southern Arkansas University Kylan Garrett (Independence)_____ Southwestern Oklahoma State University Javian Gipson-Holmes (Oxford)___ Midwestern State University/Lenoir-Rhyne Bryce Harley (Horn Lake)______________University of West Alabama DJ King (Byhalia)__________ Southwestern Oklahoma State University/ Alabama State University Fred McMillian (West Point)____________________ Miles College Gary Banks, II (Olive Branch)________________ Mississippi College Willie Latham, III (Madison)_________________ Mississippi College Kris Sides (Hernando)____________________ Mississippi College 2021 Jamarcus Smith (Saltillo)______________University of West Alabama Tony Washington (Horn Lake)____________University of West Alabama Alfernee Hankins (Charleston)________ University of Arkansas-Monticello Keaton McIntosh (Oxford)__________ University of Arkansas-Monticello Jamal Ellis (McDonough, Ga.)___________ University of West Alabama/ University of West Florida

2018 Jeremiah Boyd (Lena)________________University of West Alabama 2017 Damarius Ray (Greenwood)_________________ Mississippi College Quentin Frazier (Hernando)_________________ Mississippi College Ricardo Henry (Meridian)_________________ Wheeling University 2016 Josh Thurman (Greenwood)____________ University of North Alabama Dillon Helm (Oxford)___________________Delta State University Brandon Tillman (Grenada)________________Delta State University L.J. Hawkins (Water Valley)________________Delta State University Padarius Martin (Meridian)____________________ Miles College Ladarius Townsend (Forest)_____________ University of West Georgia 2015 Joe Horn, Jr. (Atlanta, Ga.)______________University of West Alabama Donta Armstrong (Bruce)______________University of West Alabama Lakendrick Preston (Gulfport)____________University of West Alabama Dayon Davis (Byhalia)___________ University of Arkansas at Monticello Jaylon Fair (Amory)____________ University of Arkansas at Monticello Khalid Kornegay (Tulsa, Okla.)_______________Delta State University Terrance Lindsey (Olive Branch)______ University of Arkansas at Monticello

Xavier Malone

2020 Jakob Welch (Winona)__________________Delta State University Laquonn Crump-Mayes (Corinth)_________________ Miles College Kaleb Cline (Jackson)_______________________ Miles College 2019 Xavier Malone (Lake Cormorant)___________ Henderson State University DeMarion Parham (Oxford)_____________ Henderson State University Jack Mangel (Athens, Ga.)__________________ Concord University

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2014 Jason Carr (Memphis, Tenn.)_____________ University of West Georgia Jamel Dennis (Oxford)___________________Delta State University Isaac Bails (Ripley)____________________Delta State University Sean Rogers (Batesville)__________________ Mississippi College Rashad Turner (Bruce)___________________ Mississippi College Lemetrius Hollins (Madison)________________ Mississippi College Marcus Robinson (Memphis, Tenn.)________ University of North Alabama Damien Rayford (Batesville)________________Delta State University Jeremiah Dent (Tupelo)______________________ Miles College

2011 Jeremiah Booth (Kingsland, Ga.)__________ University of North Alabama Devin Lindsey (Baldwyn)_______________ Arkansas Tech University Marvell Taylor (Charleston)______________ Arkansas Tech University Courtney Sutton (Southaven)_______ University of Arkansas at Monticello

2013 Gregdrecus Leland (Batesville)___________University of West Alabama Kortilous Ellis (Charleston)______________ Arkansas Tech University Martice Buckley (Charleston)________ Missouri Southern State University Nick Johnson (Olive Branch)____________ University of North Alabama Razean Prather (Ripley)___________ Missouri Southern State University

2010 Patrick Grant (Columbus, Ga.)_____________ Virginia Union University

2012 J.R. White (Tuscumbia, Ala.)____________ University of North Alabama Donnell Chapman (Batesville)________ Missouri Southern State University

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2011 Donte’ Barksdale (Holly Springs)______________Delta State University Devin Slate (Oxford)____________________Delta State University Kyle Davis (Houston, Texas)________________Delta State University

2009 John Ware (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.)__________ University of North Alabama 2007 Marco Ewing (West Point)_____________ University of North Alabama Randy Lowery (Belmont)______________University of West Alabama Collrett Boyd (Ripley) ________________ Henderson State University

Jack Mangel

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2006 Clarence Wright (Olive Branch)__________Southern Arkansas University Ralph Curtis (Taylorsville)______________University of West Alabama Phil Lowry (Leighton, Ala.)____________ University of North Alabama Neal Mitchell (Clarksdale)_____________ University of North Alabama Tyler Collins (Tuscumbia, Ala.)___________ University of North Alabama

2000 O.J. Moore (Okolona)____________ Mississippi Valley State University Tim Morrison (Corinth)__________________Delta State University

2005 Hollis Hoskins (Batesville)_______________ Arkansas Tech University Andrew Murphy (Booneville)_____________ Arkansas Tech University Lonnell DeWalt (Bowling Green, Ky.)________ University of North Alabama Cortez Lawrence (Murfreesboro, Tenn.)________ Valdosta State University Gilbert McThunnell (Batesville)____ Northwestern Oklahoma State University

1998 Marcellus Chatman (Milan, Tenn.)_____________Delta State University Travis Macon (Starkville)__________ University of Arkansas-Monticello

2004 Mike Brown (Belle Grade, Fla.)_______ University of Arkansas at Monticello Channing Price (Baldwyn)______________ University of West Georgia Larico Stevenson (Olive Branch)___________ University of West Georgia Robert Woodson (Olive Branch)__________ Southwest Baptist University Derrick Harris (Horn Lake)_____________Southern Arkansas University Abe Felix (Germantown, Tenn.)___________ University of West Georgia Gary Hodges (Columbus)______________ University of West Georgia Ken Harris (Columbus)_______________ West Texas A&M University 2003 Lonnie Collier (Pelahatchie)__________________ Stillman College Fred Miller (Waynesboro)_____________________ Lane College Curtis Harrison (Meridian)____________________ Lane College B.C. Morrow (Brandon)______________________ Lane College Andy Stevens (Corinth)____________________Tusculum College Greg Moore (Waynesboro)__________________ Stillman College Calvin Greenwood (Jackson)________ Southeastern Louisiana University Paschual Thedford (Meridian)___________________ Lane College 2002 Pat Billings (Town Creek, Ala.)___________ Midwestern State University Anthony Rhodes (Tuscumbia, Ala.)_________ University of North Alabama 2001 Tony Knox (Ripley)_______________________Lane University Tyson Quinn (Tupelo)______________________Lane University Blakely Walden (Booneville)___________ University of Central Arkansas

1999 Trevan Dixon (Holly Springs)________________Delta State University

1995 Mike Jones (Miami, Fla.)______________ University of North Alabama Eric White (Freeport, Texas)________________Delta State University 1994 Anthony Hunter (Moss Point)_______________Delta State University Leslie Hines (Walnut)________________University of West Alabama Lee J. Grisham (Ripley)_________ Southwest Missouri Baptist University Jimmy Mitchell (Colquitt, Ga.)____________University of West Alabama 1992 Rickey Andrews______________________ Livingston University Grant Prather _____________ Northwestern Louisiana State University 1991 Darrell Hunter (Palm Beach, Fla.)__________ Savannah State University Dean Skinner (Tallahassee, Fla.)________________Newberry College Mitch Beene (Thrasher)____________________ Knoxville College Chris Newman___________________ Carson Newman University 1990 Bobo Kempson (Peachtree City, Ga.)________West Virginia State University Stan Stubbs (Booneville)_____________________ Lane College 1989 Kelvin Heard (Washington, Ga.)__________West Georgia State University Al Hilliard (Washington, Ga.)_____________ Savannah State University Lawrence Woodford (Louisville, Kent.)_______West Virginia State University

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1988 Ricardo King (Riviera Beach, Fla.)____________ Albany State University Jimbo Goddard (Booneville)____________ University of North Alabama Mark Ward (Ripley)_____________ Southern Missouri State University Rusy Emling (Pinckneyville, Ill.)____________ Emporia State University Adolp Isom_____________________ Carson Newman University 1987 Arnie Burcham (Corinth)_______________ Emporia State University Kevin Patterson (Corinth)__________________ Washburn College David Masuck (Tampa, Fla.)___________________ Troy University Bart Nevill (DuQuoin, Ill.)_____________ Southwest Baptist University Eddie Roberson (Ripley)________________ Emporia State University Eric Morrison (Corinth)_________________ Albany State University Brent Jung (Anna, Ill.)____________Southeast Missouri State University

1986 Jimmy Barnett (Ripley)______________ University of North Alabama Timmy Barnett (Ripley)______________ University of North Alabama Tim Gaillard (Ripley)_______________West Virginia State University Mickey Simmons (Florence, Ala.)_________West Virginia State University Keith Johnson (Falkner)______________West Virginia State University Preston Bradford (Brownsville, Tenn.)______Northwest Louisiana University John Lloyd (Natchitoches, La.)_____________ Gardner-Webb University 1982 Marty Burks (Collierville, Tenn.)______________Delta State University Larry McDonald (Decatur, Ala.)__________West Virginia State University Phillip McDonald (Ripley)_____________West Virginia State University

Andison Coby Corey Clark

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NCAA DIVISION III 2022 Gary Banks, II (Olive Branch)________________ Mississippi College Willie Latham, III (Madison)_________________ Mississippi College Kris Sides (Hernando)____________________ Mississippi College Goldman Butler, VI (Biggersville)_______________LaGrange College Max Favre (Bay St. Louis)___________________LaGrange College J’Kyvious Wortham (Oxford)__________________LaGrange College 2021 Mondrel Boykins (Tunica)___________________LaGrange College 2009 Jarryn Bingham (Jackson) _________________ Mississippi College 2005 Shawn Gillenwater (Southaven)________________ Millsaps College 1995 Jeff Brooks (Belmont)____________________ Mississippi College 1993 Tommy Alberson (Falkner)_______________ Emery & Henry College 1987 Mike Mattox (Corinth)_____________________ Millsaps College

NAIA 2024 Jacob Hemphill (Starkville)__Faulkner University/Kentucky Christian University 2023 Breylan Sanders (Cleveland)_Central Methodist University/Delta State University Jaylon Lewis (Columbus)_____________ Central Methodsit University

2018 Ovurton Gates (Baldwyn)__________________Faulkner University Quan Stokes (Moultrie, Ga.)_________________Faulkner University 2014 Jonathan Bobo (Bruce)___________________Faulkner University 2007 Greg Magnifico (Olive Branch)_______________ Belhaven University Jerrell Nobles (Mobile, Ala.)________________ Belhaven University 2003 Keon Rodgers (Lumberton)__________________ Bethel University Eric Harris (Horn Lake)____________________ Bethel University 1999 Trey Rolison (Ripley)___________________ Belhaven University Eric Atkins (Yellow Creek)_________________ Belhaven University Shawn Vactor (Columbus)___________________ Clarke University 1998 Clarence Townsend (Starkville)________________ Clarke University Chaynce Jackson (Booneville)_______________ Belhaven University Cody Quillin (Milton, Fla.)________________ Cumberland University 1990 Jim Bowman (Washington, Ga.)________________ Lambuth College 1989 Rolandus Cox (Ripley)__________________ Cumberland University Skip Swoope (Paducah, Kent.)_________________ Lambuth College 1987 Jim Rhodes (Corinth)_____________________ Lambuth College Marty Taylor_________________________ Lambuth College Jim Bowman (Washington, Ga.)________________ Lambuth College

2020 Noah Ford (Blue Springs)___________________ Bethel University 2019 Isaiah Hill (Kossuth)_____________________ Bethel University

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N EMC C WELC OM ED HOM E I N AUG U R AL BOWL-BO U N D TE AM F OR 20-YE AR R E T U N ION

A group of men that led the Northeast Mississippi Community College football program to the best season in its modern era reunited to reminisce on their many good moments together. The 2005 edition of the Tigers held a 20-year reunion on Thursday, September 25, 2025. It coincided with Northeast’s home division matchup with Northwest Mississippi Community College. Andy Greening, who was in his third of five seasons as head coach of the Tigers, organized this event. He is pleased that this reunion finally came to fruition after years of discussion about its possibility. “It’s a dream come true for all of us. We’ve been talking about it for years and I just decided that it was time,” he said. “I just hope and pray that they can all figure out a way to get there because we want to see every one of them.” Northeast went 7-2 overall, which included the first-ever undefeated regular season in school history. The Tigers ran the tables to a north division championship with an average margin of victory of 25 points. However, the Tigers got off to a slower start after the impacts of Hurricane Katrina canceled their first two contests. Northeast’s defense produced a fourth down stop with less than two minutes remaining in a 20-13 win over Holmes Community College in its delayed opener. The Tigers impressed from there with 40-plus point victories in their next two games against rival Itawamba Community College and Mississippi Delta Community College. The only other division opponent that stayed within two possessions of Northeast was Coahoma Community College at 16 points. “We felt like we had a chance to make a run if we ever were going to,” said Greening. “They were a very special group. There’s no question about that. It was overall an enjoyable group to coach because they were so talented.” The Tigers were eliminated in the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) semifinals, but still earned an invitation to travel west to Mount Pleasant, Texas, for the Pilgrim’s Pride Bowl Classic. Cameron Montgomery (Houston, Texas) had touchdown runs of one and two yards that gave Northeast a 14-10 lead with 12:46 to go in the third quarter. Trinity Valley (Texas) Community College scored 14 unanswered points from there to ruin the Tigers’ inaugural bowl appearance. Northeast rose to as high as No. 2 in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) rankings before settling at No. 15 in the final poll. The Tigers were also rated inside the top 10 in the country in both total offense with 399 yards per game and total defense. Several Tigers received postseason accolades, including Greening as the MACJC Co-Coach of the Year. Chris Bradwell (Jacksonville, Fla.) secured NJCAA Region 23 Defensive Player of the Year and Most Valuable Player honors at the Pilgrim’s Pride Bowl Classic. Quarterback Bruce Hall (Milton, Fla.), defensive back Justin Sanders (Pearl) and offensive lineman Antezdra Thigpen (Holly Springs) were recognized as the best players in the region at their respective positions. Joining those four on the all-state first-team were linebacker Nikko Doyle (South Panola), linebacker Stanley Lykes (Birmingham, Ala.), offensive lineman Hollis Hoskins (South Panola) and Montgomery. Second-team all-state recipients were offensive lineman Matt Blanchard (Saltillo), defensive back Chris Nance (Tuscumbia, Ala.), defensive lineman Cortez Lawrence (Murfreesboro, Tenn.), defensive lineman Greg Smith (Chattanooga, Tenn.) and tight end Charles Twilley (South Panola). Five Tigers were selected to compete in the MACJC All-Star Game, including wide receiver Robert Fox (Calhoun City), defensive lineman Andrew Murphy (Booneville), Blanchard, Hall and Lawrence. Michael Ricks (Leighton, Ala.), Bradwell, Hall and Sanders eventually concluded their careers by signing free agent contracts with National Football League (NFL) franchises.

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AWARDS & ACCOLADES

ACCO M P L I S H M E N TS MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1949, 1950)

NORTH DIVISION CHAMPION (1980, 2002, 2004, 2005)

NORTH DIVISION RUNNER-UP (1977, 1979, 1983, 1987, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2020)

BOWL GAME APPEARANCES 2005, Pilgrim’s Pride Bowl vs. Trinity Valley (Texas)

NATIONAL RANKINGS • 1980 - ranked 2nd in nation (Bill Ward) • 2004 - ranked as high as 12th in nation (Andy Greening) • 2005 - ranked as high as 2nd in nation (Andy Greening) • 2006 - ranked as high as 17th in nation (Andy Greening) • 2010 - ranked as high as 18th in nation (Ricky Smither) • 2011 - ranked as high as 12th in the nation (Ricky Smither) • 2016 - ranked as high as 7th in the nation (Greg Davis) • 2017 - ranked as high as 9th in the nation (Greg Davis) • 2023 - ranked as high as 9th in the nation (Greg Davis)

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TIGER STADIUM

STADIUM Tiger Stadium is the home for the Northeast Mississippi

A state-of-the-art fieldhouse was erected adjacent to

Community College football program. It is located just across

the north end zone in 2014. It provides dressing quarters for

Mississippi Highway 145 from the main campus in Booneville.

Northeast and the opposing team plus a weight room with

It is constructed of rust-free aluminum with a galvanized understructure and features a pair of closed deck grandstands. Northeast fans sit on the west side while the visitors section is to the east. The west bleachers are 26 rows high and are crowned by a 72-

completely new equipment, a storage area and space for athletic training. Northeast is not the only gridiron squad that Tiger Stadium hosts. Nearby Booneville High School uses the venue for its home matchups on Friday nights as well.

feet long pressbox and president’s box. The pressbox services

It also welcomes some of the top performers in the Southeast

sports information representatives from Northeast and its guests,

each fall for the annual Dixie Marching Band Championships

scoreboardoperators,thepublicaddressannouncerandmembers

presented by Northeast’s Showband from Tigerland. Awards

of the working media.

are presented to six high school classifications plus an overall

The seating capacity at Tiger Stadium is 5,200, which makes it one of the largest among venues inside the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges (MACCC).

grand champion is crowned at the conclusion of a full afternoon of acts. Tiger Stadium was immersed into pop culture in July

Northeast selected “Mississippi Choice” as the playing

2014. Country music lovers gathered in droves to the City of

surface for Tiger Stadium. It is a very dark green, compact, leafy,

Hospitality in July 2014 when rising star Mitch Rossell filmed the

prostrate turf that is designed specifically for athletic fields,

music video for his single “God, Girls, and Football.”

home lawns and golf courses.

Both Northeast and Booneville suited up over the two-day

Tiger Stadium was originally constructed in 1981. Since

period for a fictitious game that featured big plays and some

that time a building on the south border of the facility was

hard hit to make the video as authentic as possible. Rossell’s

constructed to house the ticket booth, concession stand and

album entitled I Got Dressed Up For This debuted at No. 27 on

restrooms.

the iTunes Top 100 Country Albums list.

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TIGERS HOPE CONTINUITY LEADS TO EXTENDED SUCCESS Continuity is one of the biggest determining factors behind sustained success inside a football program. Northeast

Mississippi

the world of them. We’re excited about

Davis trusts the entire trio, but noted

the whole season.”

the progress that Gray made over the

Northeast will feature several new

offseason.“Three

really

good

tight

Community

faces on offense. The line will have five

ends,” he said. “Brooks probably has

College checks that box in multiple

brand new starters with freshmen Kaleb

the best natural hands on our team.

ways. The Tigers have balanced their

Barnes (Tallahassee, Fla.), Ja’Quavius

Lakendric is a bigger kid in stature and

roster with 33 sophomores, which

Jackson

Miller

runs well. Kemarrian is probably one of

is more than the 2025 edition that

(Pensacola, Fla.) and Isaiah Respert

the most improved players we’ve had

extended

(Warner Robins, Ga.) in the mix.

over the course of the last year.”

their

stretch

winning

seasons to four times in six years.

(Northside),

Xion

Beau Robinson and Chris Soriano,

Directing the Tigers from behind

Second, Northeast’s coaching staff

who both graduated from Northpoint

center is Xae Mayes (Biggersville), who

remained intact in its entirety from last

Christian School, provide much needed

was the winner of the 2025 Class 1A

season. The Tigers actually added to

experience at center and guard. Respert

Mr. Football award presented by the

their ranks with the return of former all-

is a legacy lineman whose dad played

Mississippi

conference standout Dallas Payne as

center for the University of Tennessee.

(MAC) and the Mississippi High School

the new running backs and tight ends instructor. The other assistants include offensive

“Our 10 offensive linemen just don’t

Association

Coaches

Activities Association (MHSAA).

have the overall game experience, but

He led the Magnolia State across

they’re not bad football players,” said

all classifications by averaging nearly

Campbell,

Davis. “We’re gonna take some lumps,

300 yards per game and 40 passing

defensive coordinator Sean Cannon,

but overall when we do things right

touchdowns. Mayes was also a first-

wide receivers coach Cole Rotenberry,

we’re as good as we were a year ago.

team

defensive backs coach Cedric Shell and

The glue is there. We’ve just gotta put it

Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal and

defensive line coach Trevor Stigers.

all together.”

the Daily Corinthian’s Co-Player of the

coordinator

Steadman

all-area

recipient

from

the

Greg Davis, who begins his 12th year

Joining them on the line depending

as Northeast’s headman, appreciates

on the scheme and formation will

“He’s a very talented kid that has a

the men that surround him on a daily

be three solid sophomore tight ends

strong arm,” said Davis. “He’s got all the

basis as they work together to make

in Lakendric Draper (South Panola),

tools. He’s probably bar none the most

the Tigers an annual playoff contender.

Kemarrian Gray (Walnut) and Brooks

talented guy we’ve ever had top down

Wallis (Northwest Rankin).

at the quarterback position.”

“I do think that level of consistency

Year.

matters when it comes to never turning

Wallis was the greatest pass catching

Mayes will have more than his fair

your staff over-and-over,” he said.

threat among the group last year

share of options to distribute the ball

“They’re a good group of guys. I think

with six receptions and a touchdown.

to. Among Northeast’s wide receivers

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are a couple of key transfers in Jaki

Antonio Parker (St. Louis, Mo.) is the

Ben

Gault

(Amory)

and

Daniel

Holmes (Ripley) and Jeremiah Thomas

top returning tackler for Northeast with

Sherman (Northwest Rankin) tag team

(Odenville, Ala.).

36 stops, including 25 solo takedowns.

on the special teams unit once again as

Isaiah Cobbs (Munford, Tenn.) has

He and Jeb Bolen (New Albany) tied for

long snapper and punter, respectively.

the most receptions (21) and yards

the Tigers’ most pass break ups with

Sherman will add place kicking to his

(210) of any returning wideout. Charles

five apiece.

list of responsibilities this year as well.

Stevenson (Oak Grove), Merrit Moon

Bolen will handle one of the two

Mincer

(New Hope) and Cobbs combined for

safety slots in the backfield along with

Walker

four touchdowns last fall.

Desmond Ball (Clarksdale), Adam Greer

Stevenson

Minor

(Vicksburg),

(Independence), and

Thomas

Kelvin Cobbs,

are

all

Micah Pledger (Jasper, Ala.), who was

(Kosciusko) plus transfers Raiyen Oatis

candidates in the return game. Cobbs

originally committed to the University

(Denham Springs, La.) and Ja’Maree

had a team-best 597 return yards

of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB),

Thomas (Tampa, Fla.).

during his freshman campaign.

leads the Tigers’ running backs. He

“The way (Bolen) puts our defensive

participated in the Alabama North-

secondary

10-game season with back-to-back

South

twice

remarkable,” said Davis. “Our safeties

home contests against East Central

securing Class 6A all-state laurels from

are very solid. All of them had a pretty

Community College and Southwest

the Alabama Sports Writers Association

good camp. They’ve meshed really well

Mississippi Community College. The

(ASWA).

and I’m excited about that.”

division slate opens in week four

All-Star

Game

after

the

right

spot

The Tigers start their expanded

Glen Singleton (Madison Central)

Parker, who came to Northeast last

gives Northeast a pair of all-state

year after signing with Purdue (Ind.)

backs. He earned those honors in Class

University, guides the corners. He will

7A from the MAC and also suited up in

be accompanied by fellow sophomores

the prestigious Bernard Blackwell All-

Zay Fox (Calhoun City) and Jalen

Star Game after rushing for 21 scores as

Spikes (DeSoto Central).

a senior.

Community College.

Jerone Baskin (New Hope), Torell

The defensive line has probably

Henderson (South Panola) and Kevin

drawn the most preseason attention

Kirklin (Holmes County Central) are all

with top 50 national prospects Russell

back at linebacker. They combined for

Davis (Conyers, Ga.) and Christian

45 total tackles with Baskin grabbing a

Mays (Denver, Colo.) anchoring the

clutch interception in the Tigers’ second

front

win of the season.

along

when Northeast visits rival Itawamba

with

J’Cameron

Riley

(Noxapater).

Zay Hubbard (Russellville, Ala.) made

Mays, who is committed to Tennessee,

the switch from safety to linebacker

is the number one recruit in the National

ahead of his final campaign at Northeast.

Junior College Athletic Association

Rokari

(NJCAA) according to 247Sports. Riley

a first-team all-state honoree while

had the second most tackles among

Jermil Jeffries (Tupelo) was a Bernard

the Tigers’ d-linemen one season ago

Blackwell All-Star Game participant.

with 19 along with 1.5 sacks.

Covington

(Kosciusko)

was

“It’s a little bit different than last

“They’re making our offensive line

year’s group. This group has a little

better because they’re playing against

more natural athleticism,” Davis said.

great players every day,” Davis said. “I

“When they turn it loose, they can run.

tell you what, our defensive staff has

They’re tough and athletic. We’ll see

done a remarkable job. There’s some

what we can do.”

talented dudes in that group that’s for sure.”

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2026 NORTHEAST FOOTBALL ROSTER #

NAME

CLASS

POSITION

HEIGHT

WEIGHT HOMETOWN/ HIGH SCHOOL (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)

0____ Antonio Parker _______ Sophomore_______DB________ 6’0”________185________St. Louis, Mo./ Cardinal Ritter HS (Purdue) 0____ Charles Stevenson _____ Sophomore______ WR________ 5’9”________175________Hattiesburg, Miss. / Oak Grove HS 1____ Jakari Brown_________ Freshman_______DL________ 6’3”________215________Sylacauga, Ala. / BB Comer HS 1____ Jeremiah Thomas______ Freshman______ WR________ 6’1”________170________Odenville, Ala. / St. Clair HS (North Alabama) 2____ Xae Mayes__________ Freshman_______QB________ 6’2”________170________Corinth, Miss. / Biggersville HS 3____ Micah Pledger________ Freshman_______RB________ 5’10”_______185________Jasper, Ala. / Jasper HS 4____ Glen Singleton________ Sophomore_______RB________ 5’8”________175________Madison, Miss. / Madison Central HS (Gulf Coast CC) 5____ Zay Fox____________ Sophomore_______DB________ 6’1”________185________Calhoun City, Miss. / Calhoun City HS 5____ Brodey Whittaker______ Freshman_______QB________ 6’2”_______ 220________Hernando, Miss. / MASE 6____ Isaiah Cobbs_________ Sophomore______ WR________ 5’9”________175________Munford, Tenn. / Munford HS (Washington State) 7____ Torell Henderson______ Sophomore_______LB________ 5’10”______ 205________Sardis, Miss. / South Panola HS 8____ Jalen Spikes_________ Sophomore______ WR________ 5’10”_______195________Nesbit, Miss. / DeSoto Central HS 9____ Kelvin Walker________ Sophomore______ WR________ 5’10”_______180________Coldwater, Miss. / Independence HS 10___ Kevin Kirklin_________ Sophomore_______LB________ 6’0”_______ 225________Lexington, Miss. / Holmes County Central HS 11____ Jerone Baskin ________ Sophomore_______LB________ 6’2”________215________Columbus, Miss. / New Hope HS 12___ Brooks Wallis________ Sophomore_______TE________ 6’0”________215________Brandon, Miss. / Northwest Rankin HS 13___ Justin White_________ Freshman______ WR________ 6’4”_______ 205________Cedar Bluff, Miss. / West Point HS 14___ Colt Whitacre________ Freshman_______QB________ 6’1”________170________West Point, Miss. / West Point HS 15___ Jaki Holmes__________ Sophomore______ WR________ 6’2”________180________Ripley, Miss. / Ripley HS (Coahoma CC) 15___ Jayden Williams_______ Sophomore_______DL________ 6’2”_______ 240________Booneville, Miss. / Booneville HS (Northwest CC) 16___ Adam Greer__________ Sophomore_______DB________ 6’0”________185________Kosciusko, Miss. / Kosciusko HS 17___ Xavier Thomas________ Freshman_______LB________ 6’2”________190________Mound Bayou, Miss. / Northside HS 18___ Merrit Moon_________ Sophomore______ WR________ 5’10”_______195________Columbus, Miss. / New Hope HS 19___ Jeb Bolen___________ Sophomore_______DB________ 6’0”________185________New Albany, Miss. / New Albany HS 20___ Trey Wallace_________ Freshman_______DB________ 5’10”_______175________Olive Branch, Miss. / DeSoto Central HS 21___ Jermil Jeffries_________ Freshman_______LB________ 6’0”_______ 220________Tupelo, Miss. / Tupelo HS 22___ Zay Hubbard_________ Sophomore_______DB________ 6’0”________185________Tuscaloosa, Ala. / Russellville HS 23___ Raiyen Oatis_________ Sophomore_______DB________ 6’0”________185________Denham Springs, La. / Donaldsonville HS (Southwest CC) 24___ Miles Foster_________ Freshman_______DB________ 5’9”________180________Olive Branch, Miss. / Center Hill HS 25___ Ja’Maree Thomas______ Freshman_______DB________ 5’10”_______195________Ruskin, La. / Warton HS 26___ Andrew Winfun_______ Freshman_______RB________ 5’11”_______ 205________Belden, Miss. / North Pontotoc HS 27___ Mincer Minor ________ Sophomore_______DB________ 5’11”________160________Vicksburg, Miss. / Vicksburg HS (Mississippi Delta CC) 28___ Desmond Ball ________ Freshman_______DB________ 5’11”________175________Clarksdale, Miss. / Clarksdale HS 29___ Dee Bingham________ Sophomore_______RB________ 5’9”________195________Maben, Miss. / East Webster HS 30___ Ben Gault___________ Sophomore_______LS________ 5’10”______ 200________Amory, Miss. / Amory HS 32___ Shane Farmer________ Freshman_______LB________ 6’3”_______ 205________Calhoun City, Miss. / Calhoun City HS 33___ Adarius Brown________ Freshman_______DB________ 5’10”_______165________Taylor, Miss. / Lafayette HS 34___ Rokari Covington______ Freshman_______LB________ 5’10”_______185________Kosciusko, Miss. / Kosciusko HS 35___ Aidan Taylor_________ Freshman_______LB________ 6’1”_______ 220________Diamondhead, Miss. / Hancock HS 38___ Jaylen James_________ Freshman_______DL________ 6’5”_______ 205________Jackson, Miss. / Callaway HS 41___ Devin Martin_________ Freshman_______ K________ 6’0”________185________Coldwater, Miss. / Independence HS 42___ Daniel Sherman_______ Sophomore_______ P________ 6’0”________190________Flowood, Miss. / Northwest Rankin HS 44___ Tytus Davidson_______ Freshman_______DL________ 6’2”_______ 260________West Point, Miss. / West Point HS 45___ Cam Griffin__________ Sophomore_______DL________ 6’0”_______ 230________Batesville, Miss. / South Panola HS 50___ Xion Miller__________ Freshman_______OL________ 6’3”_______ 320________Pensacola, Fla. / Escambia HS 52___ Ja’Quavius Jackson_____ Freshman_______OL________ 6’2”________275________Winstonville, Miss. / Northside HS 53___ Beau Robinson_______ Sophomore_______OL________ 6’0”_______ 265________Olive Branch, Miss. / Northpoint Christian HS 54___ Isaiah Respert________ Freshman_______OL________ 6’5”_______ 330________Warner Robbins, Ga. / Howard HS 55___ Ryan Casey__________ Freshman_______OL________ 6’2”_______ 280________Oxford, Miss. / Lafayette HS (Northwest CC) 56___ Kaleb Barnes_________ Freshman_______OL________ 6’4”_______ 290________Talahassee, Fla. / Amos P. Godby HS 64___ Christopher Soriano____ Sophomore_______OL________ 6’2”_______ 340________Olive Branch, Miss. / Northpoint Christian HS 72___ Cameron Watson______ Sophomore_______OL________ 6’1”_______ 255________Dundee, Miss. / Lake Cormorant HS 73___ Tyler Wallace_________ Freshman_______OL________ 6’2”_______ 285________Walls, Miss. / Lake Cormorant HS 77___ JP Foley____________ Freshman_______OL________ 6’5”________315________Senatobia, Miss. / Magnolia Heights 80___ Trell Dorrough________ Freshman______ WR________ 6’5”_______ 200________Calhoun City, Miss. / Calhoun City HS 81___ Chase Booker________ Sophomore______ WR________ 6’0”________180________Tishomingo, Miss. / Tishomingo County HS 82___ Charvon Bell_________ Freshman______ WR________ 5’9”________155________Oxford, Miss. / Lafayette HS 83___ Tobias McGee________ Freshman______ WR________ 5’6”________170________Yazoo City, Miss. / Yazoo City HS 88___ Lakendric Draper______ Sophomore_______TE________ 6’3”________215________Batesville, Miss. / South Panola HS 89___ Kemarrian Gray_______ Sophomore_______TE________ 6’2”_______ 240________Tiplersville, Miss. / Walnut HS 90___ Christian Mays________ Sophomore_______DL________ 6’4”_______ 285________Denver, Colo. / McLain Community HS 93___ Donovan Hawkins______ Freshman_______DL________ 6’3”_______ 320________Tupelo, Miss. / Tupelo HS 94___ J’Cameron Riley_______ Sophomore_______DL________ 6’2”_______ 320________Louisville, Miss. / Noxapater HS 97___ Caden Kilgore________ Sophomore_______DL________ 6’1”_______ 250________Tupelo, Miss. / Tupelo HS 98___ Russell Davis_________ Sophomore_______DL________ 6’2”_______ 285________Conyers, Ga. / Newton HS 99___ Elijsah Westbrook______ Sophomore_______DL________ 6’3”_______ 345________Olive Branch, Miss. / Center Hill HS

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MEET THE TIGER FOOTBALL TEAM

0 ANTONIO PARKER

1 JERMIAH THOMAS

JAKARI BROWN

5 ZAY FOX

5 BRODY WHITTAKER

9 KELVIN WALKER

15 JAKI HOLMES

ISAIAH COBBS

11 JERONE BASKIN

15 JAYDEN WILLIAMS

16 ADAM GREER

3 MICAH PLEDGER

XAE MAYES

10 KEVIN KIRKLIN

GLEN SINGLETON

TORELL HENDERSON

CHARLES STEVENSON

12 BROOKS WALLIS

8 JALEN SPIKES

13 JUSTIN WHITE

17 XAVIER THOMAS

14 COLT WHITACRE

MERRIT MOON

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20 TREY WALLACE

26 ANDREW WINFUN

34 ROKARI COVINGTON

45 CAM GRIFFIN

22 ZAY HUBBARD

JERMIL JEFFRIES

28 DESMOND BALL

MINCER MINOR

38 JAYLEN JAMES

AIDAN TAYLOR

50 XION MILLER

52 JA’QUAVIUS JACKSON

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23 RAIYEN OATIS

29 DEE BINGHAM

41 DEVIN MARTIN

53 BEAU ROBINSON

24 MILES FOSTER

30 BEN GAULT

42 DANIEL SHERMAN

54 ISAIAH RESPERT

25 JA’MAREE THOMAS

32 SHANE FARMER

44 TYTUS DAVIDSON

55 RYAN CASEY

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56 KALEB BARNES

81 CHASE BOOKER

93 DONOVAN HAWKINS

64 CHRIS SORIANO

72 CAMERON WATSON

82 CHARVON BELL

83 TOBIAS MCGEE

94 J’CAMERON RILEY

97 CADEN KILGORE

GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER

MISSISSIPPI Xae Mayes Glen Singleton Zay Fox Brody Whittaker Torell Henderson Charles Stevenson Jalen Spikes Kelvin Walker Kevin Kirklin Jerone Baskin Brooks Wallis Justin White Colt Whitacre Jaki Holmes Jayden Williams Adam Greer Xavier Thomas Merrit Moon Jeb Bolen

73 TYLER WALLACE

88 LAKENDRIC DRAPER

98 RUSSELL DAVIS

Trey Wallace Jermil Jeffries Miles Foster Andrew Winfun Mincer Minor Desmond Ball Ben Gault Shane Farmer Rokari Covington Aidan Taylor Jaylen James Devin Martin Daniel Sherman Tytus Davidson Cam Griffin Ja’Quavius Jackson Beau Robinson Ryan Casey Chris Soriano Cameron Watson

77 JP FOLEY

80 TRELL DORROUGH

89 KEMARRIAN GRAY

90 CHRISTIAN MAYS

99 ELIJSAH WESTBROOK

Tyler Wallace JP Foley Trell Dorrough Chase Booker Charvon Bell Tobias McGee Lakendric Draper Kemarrian Gray Donovan Hawkins J’Cameron Riley Caden Kilgore Elijsah Westbrook ALABAMA Jakari Brown Jeremiah Thomas Micah Pledger Zay Hubbard

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2026 Opponent Location - Decatur, MS President - Brent Gregory Athletic Director - Brooks Warren Conference - MACCC (South Divison) Mascot - Warriors Colors - Black and Gold Stadium - Bailey Stadium Playing Surface - Artificial Turf

EAST CENTRAL WARRIORS

2025 Record - 3-6 (3-3) Head Coach - Jonathan Webster (4) Coaching Record - 15-14 (3) Sports Information - Landon Rutland Phone - (662) 635-6333 Email - lrutland@eccc.edu Website - ecccathletics.com

Series Record - East Central Leads 24-13 First Meeting - 9/24/49 East Central 31, Northeast 13 Last Meeting - 8/28/25 Northeast 24, East Central 13

SOUTHWEST BEARS

Location - Summit, MS President - J. Steven Bishop Athletic Director - Ken Jackson Conference - MACCC (South Divison) Mascot - Bears Colors - Navy and Red Stadium - John I. Hurst Stadium Playing Surface - Artificial Turf

2025 Record - 3-6 (2-4) Series History - Northeast Leads Head Coach - Les George (2nd) 17-15-1 Coaching Record - 3-6 (1) First Meeting - 9/7/68 Sports Information - Cody Junkin Northeast 33, Southwest 20 Phone - (601) 276-3741 Last Meeting - 9/4/25 Email - cjunkin@smcc.edu Northeast 35, Southwest 21 Website - southwestbearathletics.com

Location - Ellisville, MS President - Jesse Smith Athletic Director - Chris Robinson Conference - MACCC (South divison) Mascot - Bobcats Colors - Scarlett and Gold Stadium - Bobcat Stadium Playing Surface - Hybrid Bermuda

2025 Record - 5-4 (2-4) Head Coach - Lytrel Pollard (2nd) Coaching Record - 5-4 (1) Sports Information - Kevin Maloney Phone - (601) 477-4146 Email - kevin.maloney@jcjc.edu Website - jcbobcats.com

Location - Fulton, MS President - Jay Allen Athletic Director - Chad Case Conference - MACCC (North Divison) Mascot - Indians Colors - Navy and Red Stadium - Eaton Field Playing Surface - Natural Grass

2025 Record - 5-4 (3-3) Head Coach - Travis Macon (4th/7th) Coaching Record - 18-32 (6) Sports Information - Adam Gore Phone - (662) 862-8059 Email - acgore@iccms.edu Website - letsgoicc.com

Location - Senatobia, MS President - Michael Heindl Athletic Director - Jake Gordon Conference - MACCC (North Division) Mascot - Rangers Colors - Navy and Red Stadium - Ranger Stadium Playing Surface - Artificial Turf

2025 Record - 10-2 (5-1) Series History - Northwest Leads Head Coach - Benjy Parker (10th) 45-19-2 Coaching Record - 75-21 (9) First Meeting - 9/17/49 Sports Information - Caleb Burggraaf Northeast 34, Northwest 0 Phone - (970) 946-3104 Last Meeting - 9/25/25 Email - cburggraaf@northwestms.edu Northwest 34, Northeast 27 Website - nwccrangers.com

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JONES BOBCATS

ITAWAMBA INDIANS

NORTHWEST RANGERS

Series Record - Jones Leads 28-9-2 First Meeting - 10/6/49 Northeast 21, Jones 6 Last Meeting - 9/2/21 Jones 41, Northeast 17

Series History - Itawamba Leads 41-22-3 First Meeting - 11/4/49 Northeast 41, Itawamba 0 Last Meeting - 10/23/25 Northeast 41, Itawamba 14

Breakdown Location - Scooba, MS President - Scott Alsobrooks Athletic Director - Cade Wilkerson Conference - MACCC (North Divison) Mascot - Lions Colors - Red and Black Stadium - Sullivan-Windham Field Playing Surface - Artificial Turf

EAST MISSISSIPPI LIONS

2025 Record - 7-3 (5-1) Head Coach - Buddy Stephens (17th) Coaching Record - 155-31 (16) Sports Information - David Rosinkski Phone - (662) 476-5042 Email - drosinski@eastms.edu Website - emccathletics.com

MISSISSIPPI DELTA TROJANS

Location - Moorhead, MS President - Steven J. Jones Athletic Director - Tangela Banks Conference - MACCC (North Divison) Mascot - Trojans Colors - Red and Black Stadium - Jim Randall Stadium Playing Surface - Natural Grass

Location - Poplarville, MS President - Adam Breerwood Athletic Director - Michael Avalon Conference - MACCC (South Divison) Mascot - Wildcats Colors - Maroon and Gold Stadium - Dobie Holden Stadium Playing Surface - Artificial Turf

2025 Record - 0-9 (0-6) Head Coach - Jermaine Smith Coaching Record - First Season Sports Information - Joseph Jackson Email - jjackson@msdelta.edu Website - mdcctrojans.com

PEARL RIVER WILDCATS

2025 Record - 1-8 (0-6) Head Coach - Seth Smith (7th) Coaching Record - 16-35 (6) Sports Information - Dylan Dunaway Phone - (601) 403-1488 Email - ddunaway@prcc.edu Website - prccathletics.com

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Series History - East Mississippi Leads 45-19 First Meeting - 11/3/51 Northeast 37, East Mississippi 0 Last Meeting - 10/11/25 East Mississippi 31, Northeast 28

Series History - Mississippi Delta Leads 34-27 First Meeting - 11/24/49 Mississippi Delta 31, Northeast 19 Last Meeting - 9/11/25 Northeast 24, Mississippi Delta 7

Series Record - Pearl River Leads 33-7 First Meeting - 10/28/49 Pearl River 34, Northeast 6 Last Meeting - 9/14/23 Northeast 19, Pearl River 3

COAHOMA TIGERS

Location - Clarksdale, MS President - Valmadge T. Towner Athletic Director - Selina Reid Conference - MACCC (North Divison) Mascot - Tigers Colors - Maroon and White Stadium - James E. Miller Stadium Playing Surface - Artificial Turf

2025 Record - 1-8 (1-5) Series History - Northeast Leads Head Coach - Larry Williams (2nd/10th) 42-8 Coaching Record - 40-39 (9) First Meeting - 9/25/76 Sports Information - Adam Green Coahoma 28, Northeast 12 Phone - (662) 621-4157 Last Meeting - 10/16/25 Email - agreen@coahomacc.edu Northeast 45, Coahoma 7 Website - coahomasports.com

Location - Goodman, MS President - Jim Haffey Athletic Director - Andy Wood Conference - MACCC (North Divison) Mascot - Bulldogs Colors - Maroon and White Stadium - Ras Branch Stadium Playing Surface - Artificial Turf

2025 Record - 3-6 (3-3) Head Coach - Marcus Wood (5th) Coaching Record - 21-16 (4) Sports Information - Steve Diffey Phone - (662) 472-9068 Email - sdiffey@holmescc.edu Website - holmesathletics.com

HOLMES BULLDOGS

Series History - Holmes Leads 36-25-1 First Meeting - 10/16/54 Holmes 25, Northeast 21 Last Meeting - 9/18/25 Holmes 43, Northeast 27

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BRENDA MAYES A S S IS TA N T AD / H E AD VO LLE YB ALL C OAC H

Brenda Mayes is the inaugural head coach

Northeast’s

brand-new

women’s volleyball program. The Tigers started

intercollegiate

competition

during the fall 2023 semester.

also a member of the AHSAA volleyball committee. Mayes’ journey at Northeast continues after serving as head women’s basketball coach for seven seasons. She guided the

In addition, Mayes took on the role

Lady Tigers to five playoff berths and

of assistant athletic director with an

the 2018 north division championship.

emphasis on female sports. Northeast

She helped 12 Lady Tigers move on to

currently sponsors women’s teams in

the four-year level. Mayes also instructed

basketball, cheerleading, cross country,

10 players that garnered All-Mississippi

golf and softball.

Association of Community Colleges

Mayes was in charge of a Muscle Shoals (Ala.) High School program that captured four consecutive Alabama High

Conference (MACCC) distinction at least once. Mayes originally came to the Booneville

School Athletic Association (AHSAA)

campus

state titles from 1998-2001.

scholarship to play for current Northeast

She was recognized as the National Federation

State

High

after

signing

basketball

president Dr. Ricky Ford. She earned

School

all-conference laurels after topping the

Associations (NFHS) Coach of the Year

Lady Tigers in scoring and rebounding

in 2001. Mayes was The Birmingham

during the 1982-83 campaign.

News Coach of the Year for the entire state of Alabama in 1998.

The Biggersville High School graduate was

also

founding

member

Her Lady Trojan teams claimed 11

Northeast’s softball program. The Tigers,

AHSAA Elite Eight berths, including

who competed in slow-pitch at that time,

seven in a row from 1997-2003. Their

advanced to the national tournament

last such playoff run resulted in Mayes

during Mayes’ sophomore year of 1983.

receiving Coach of the Year honors from

She completed her basketball career

The TimesDaily.

at the University of North Alabama from

Mayes also secured 14 AHSAA area

1983-85. Mayes led the Lady Lions to

championships and 10 AHSAA area

their inaugural Gulf South Conference

runner-up finishes for a total of 24

(GSC) title and to back-to-back NCAA

postseason appearances. Muscle Shoals

Tournament appearances.

also won 13 Colbert County (Ala.) Tournament crowns.

Mayes received several awards during

The Corinth native has been inducted into seven different sports halls of fame,

including

the

Alabama

High

her tenure at North Alabama, including

School, Alabama High School Volleyball

She was selected to serve as a coach in

Kodak NCAA Division II All-American

Coaches Association (AHSVCA), Colbert

the 1999 Alabama High School Athletic

and NCAA South Region All-Tournament

County, Muscle Shoals, North Alabama,

Directors

in 1985. She was a two-time All-GSC

Northeast and Mississippi Community

recipient as well.

College.

and

Coaches

Association

(AHSADCA) All-Star Game. Mayes was

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VOLLEYBALL STAFF

JAKE HANNON A S S IS TAN T VO LLE YB ALL C OAC H

The Northeast Mississippi Community College volleyball program continued to grow in 2025 with the addition of its first-ever assistant coach.

the Huntsville Nova of the Volleyball League of America (VLA). Hannon has represented the Atlanta Bobcats and the Bama Hammers in

Jake Hannon, who plays the sport

the VLA as well. He has racked up

at a high level himself, joined the Lady

28 tournament wins and eight open

Tigers’ staff ahead of their third season

level victories along with 20 top five

of intercollegiate competition.

placements.

This is the first position outside of

He has been to professional events

the club level for Hannon in his budding

with Team SPKD. Hannon also boasts

instructional career. He has journeyed

multiple

across the country over the last several

Professionals (AVP) national placements

years while playing professionally on the

and is a USA Volleyball (USAV) adult

beach and grass circuit.

nationals open gold medalist.

Hannon helped to develop Reese

Association

Volleyball

His Level Elite Sports 15U squad

Moore and Eliza Whitenton into two

captured

of the top hitters in the Mississippi

tournaments last season. Hannon also

Association of Community Colleges

coached for one year with the Atlanta

Conference

(MACCC).

Extreme club organization.

obtained

all-conference

They

both

four

titles

out

six

recognition

after accounting for more than 400 kills apiece. Hannon’s first love athletically was baseball. He was an all-region performer on the diamond at Lakeview (Ga.) Academy and earned an opportunity to play collegiately at Middle Georgia State College. He originally discovered volleyball after becoming friends with members of the program at Middle Georgia State. Hannon’s baseball career got cut short due to injury, but a blossoming future in this new sport started to take shape soon after. The Buford, Ga., native will soon begin his fifth year of competing in outdoor volleyball. He is currently affiliated with

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2026 VOLLEYBALL ROSTER

NAME

Addy Hicks

Sophomore

CLASS

POSITION

Carine Delfin

Sophomore

Karah Cole

OH/DS

HEIGHT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 5’8”

Walnut, Miss./ Walnut HS

5’4”

New Albany, Miss. / New Albany HS

Freshman

OH/DS

5’4”

Conway, Ark. / Conway HS (Fort Scott CC)

Ryan Brown

Freshman

RS/MH

5’10”

Hernando, Miss. / Hernando HS

Bailey Reese Jones

Freshman

L/DS

5’6”

Corinth, Miss. / Eagle Home School

Adriana Buckingham

Sophomore

MH/RS

5’8”

Amory, Miss. / Amory HS (Itawamba CC)

Addi Vetovitz

Sophomore

5’9”

New Albany, Miss. / New Albany HS

Erynn Boddie

Freshman

5’8”

Pontotoc, Miss. / Pontotoc HS

Brooklyn Chappell

Sophomore

5’11”

Guys, Tenn. / McNairy Central HS

Kaylee Estes

Freshman

6’0”

Walnut, Miss. / Walnut HS

Lexi McBrayer

Freshman

OH//DS

5’6”

Columbus, Miss. / New Hope HS

Eliza Whitenton

Sophomore

5’10”

Blue Springs, Miss. / East Union HS

Cora Kelly

Sophomore

5’6”

Myrtle, Miss. / Myrtle HS

Kamari Parker

Freshman

5’6”

Coldwater, Miss. / Lewisburg HS

Abbey Hall

Sophomore

5’9”

Granbury, Texas / DasCHE School

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VOLLEYBALL ROSTER

MEET THE 2026 LADY TIGERS

Addy Hicks

Carine Delfin

Karah Cole

Ryan Brown

Bailey Reese Jones

Adriana Buckingham

Addi Vetovitz

Erynn Boddie

Brooklyn Chappell

Kaylee Estes

Eliza Whitenton

Cora Kelly

Kamari Parker

Abbey Hall

Lexi McBrayer

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VOLLEYBALL ALL-TIME RESULTS 2023 SEASON [6-25, 0-6] DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE 8/22 at Bevill State L 3-0 8/25 at Lawson State L 3-0 8/28 Freed-Hardeman JV W 3-0 8/30 Calhoun L 3-0 9/6 at Northwest* L 3-0 vs. Pensacola State L 3-0 Mississippi/Alabama Crossover at Hanceville, AL 9/8 at Wallace State L 3-0 vs. Lurleen B. Wallace L 3-0 9/9 vs. Calhoun L 3-0 vs. Gadsden State L 3-1 9/12 Itawamba* L 3-1 Owls Invitational at Columbus 9/15 vs. Southern Union State L 3-0 vs. Paine College L 3-1 9/16 vs. Harris-Stowe State L 3-0 at MUW JV W 3-0 9/18 at Calhoun L 3-0 9/20 Pearl River* L 3-0 9/22 Coastal Alabama-North L 3-0 Lawson State L 3-0 9/26 MUW JV W 3-0 9/29 Rust JV W 3-0 10/3 Wallace State L 3-0 10/6 Northwest* L 3-0 Bevill State L 3-0 10/9 at Freed-Hardeman JV W 3-0 10/11 at Itawamba* L 3-0 Snead State Invitational Tournament at Boaz, AL 10/13 vs. Bevill State L 3-1 at Snead State L 3-0 10/14 vs. Lawson State L 3-0 vs. Cleveland State W 3-1 10/16 at Pearl River* L 3-0 10/18 at Wallace State L 3-0 Region 23 Tournament at Poplarville 10/27 at Pearl River L 3-0

2024 SEASON [5-28, 2-8] DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE 8/27 at Freed-Hardeman JV L 3-1 8/30 Coastal Alabama-North L 3-0 Coastal Alabama-North L 3-0 9/3 Freed-Hardeman JV W 3-1 Alabama/Mississippi Crossover at Hanceville, AL 9/6 at Wallace State L 3-0 vs. Bevill State L 3-0 9/7 vs. Calhoun L 3-0 vs. Snead State L 3-0 9/8 vs. Lurleen B. Wallace L 3-0 vs. Lawson State L 3-1 9/16 at Coastal Alabama-South L 3-0 9/20 Bevill State W 3-1 9/23 Jones* L 3-1 9/25 at Itawamba* L 3-0 9/30 at Meridian* W 3-0 10/2 Pearl River* L 3-0 10/7 Northwest* L 3-0 10/9 at Jones* L 3-0 Snead State Invitational Tournament at Boaz, AL 10/11 vs. Wallace State L 3-0 at Snead State L 3-0 10/12 vs. Bevill State L 3-0 vs. Jones L 3-0 10/14 Itawamba* L 3-2 10/16 Meridian* W 3-2 10/18 at Bevill State L 3-0 vs. Wallace-Selma W 3-0 10/21 at Pearl River* L 3-0 10/23 at Northwest* L 3-0 Warhawk Showdown at Decatur, AL 10/25 vs. Lawson State L 3-1 at L 3-0 10/26 vs. Southern Union State L 3-0 vs. Bevill State L 3-0 Region 23 Tournament at Senatobia 11/1 vs. Pearl River L 3-1

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2025 SEASON [13-24, 4-12] DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Mississippi/Alabama Crossover at Fulton, MS 8/22 vs. Wallace State L 3-0 vs. Bevill State L 3-1 8/23 vs. Pellissippi State L 3-0 vs. Northwest Shoals W 3-0 8/25 Freed-Hardeman JV W 3-0 Jackson State L 3-1 8/27 Northwest* L 3-0 8/29 at Northwest Shoals L 3-2 9/1 at Southwest* W 3-2 9/3 Misssissippi Gulf Coast* L 3-2 Lurleen B. Wallace Tournament 9/5 vs. Bishop State L 3-2 vs. Lawson State L 3-1 9/6 vs. Coastal Alabama-South L 3-2 vs. Snead State L 3-0 9/8 at Jones* L 3-0 9/10 Pearl River* L 3-1 9/15 at Jackson State L 3-1 9/17 at East Central* L 3-2 9/22 Itawamba* L 3-0 9/24 at Meridian* W 3-2 9/29 Meridian* W 3-1 10/1 at Itawamba* L 3-0 Alabama Gulf Coast Classic 10/3 vs. Gadsden State W 3-1 vs. Bishop State W 3-1 10/4 vs. Lurleen B. Wallace L 3-0 vs. Southwest W 3-2 10/6 East Central* L 3-1 10/7 at Freed-Hardeman JV W 3-0 10/8 Northwest Shoals W 3-0 10/13 at Pearl River* L 3-0 10/15 Jones* L 3-1 10/20 at Mississippi Gulf Coast L 3-1 10/22 Southwest* W 3-0 Volleyboo Round Robin at Fulton, MS 10/24 vs. Northwest Shoals W 3-1 vs. Reid State W 3-0 10/27 at Northwest L 3-2 Region 23 Tournament 10/29 at Northwest L 3-0

HISTORY

VOLLEYBALL GAME/SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS KILLS 24 23 22 22 22 20 20 19 19 19

Eliza Whitenton Irby Norris Ava Siegel Reese Moore Eliza Whitenton Eliza Whitenton Ava Siegel Eliza Whitenton Reese Moore Reese Moore

Gulf Coast 9/3/25 6 Meridian 10/16/24 6 East Central 10/6/25 6 vs. Southwest 10/4/25 6 at East Central 9/17/25 5 at Southwest 9/1/25 5 Meridian 10/16/24 5 at Meridian 9/24/25 5 at Meridian 9/24/25 5 Gulf Coast 9/3/25 5

ASSISTS 45 40 39 38 36 35 34 34 34 33 33

TOTAL BLOCKS

Abbey Hall at Meridian 9/24/25 Sophie Johnson Meridian 10/16/24 Kami Wilf vs. Cleveland State 10/14/23 Sophie Johnson Bevill State 9/20/24 Sophie Johnson at Northwest-Shoals 10/6/25 Kami Wilf at MUW JV 9/16/23 Abbey Hall Meridian 9/29/25 Sophie Johnson Jackson State 8/25/25 Kami Wilf Itawamba 9/12/23 Sophie Johnson vs. Pellissippi State 8/23/25 Kami Wilf Gadsden State 9/9/23

Brooklyn Chappell at Northwest 10/27/25 Brooklyn Chappell vs. Coastal AL South 9/6/25 Addy Hicks vs. Coastal AL South 9/6/25 Annie Shelby vs. Lawson State 9/8/24 Addi Vetovitz Southwest 10/22/25 Alie Kirkland vs. Coastal AL South 9/6/25 Allie Kirkland Freed-Hardeman JV 8/25/25 Carmen Johnson at Meridian 9/30/24 Paris Morris at Meridian 9/30/24 Avery Thomas Itawamba 10/14/24

SOLO BLOCKS 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Carmen Johnson at Freed-Hardeman JV 8/27/24 Brooklyn Chappell vs. Coastal AL South 9/6/25 Carmen Johnson Bevill State 9/20/24 Carmen Johnson at Coastal AL-South 9/16/24 Carmen Johnson at Coast AL - North 8/30/24 Anna Brooke Sullivan vs. Bevill State 10/6/23 Skyla Adair Pearl River 9/20/23 Skyla Adair at Northwest 9/6/23

7 6 5 5 5 4

Addy Hicks vs. Bishop State 10/3/25 Irby Norris MUW JV 9/26/23 Eliza Whitenton vs. Gadsden State 10/3/25 Ava Siegel at Jackson State 9/15/25 Cayleigh Shipman vs. Cleveland State 10/14/23 Done 14 Times – Last to accomplish: Cora Kelly Jones 10/15/25

SEASON ASSISTS 676 654 543 532 245

Sophie Johnson Kami Wilf Sophie Johnson Abbey Hall Marissa Morris

436 352 336 325 262

Carine Delfin Eliza Whitenton Ava Siegel Amberianna Shorter Giselle Lopez

2025 2025 2025 2024 2024

SEASON SERVICE ACES 46 44 42 38 34

Eliza Whitenton Ava Siegel Giselle Lopez Carine Delfin Amberianna Shorter

2025 2025 2024 2025 2024

SEASON TOTAL BLOCKS 78 48 48 39 36

Allie Kirkland Brooklyn Chappell Carmen Johnson Addy Hicks Skyla Adair

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SEASON SOLO BLOCKS

ASSISTED BLOCKS

5 Addi Vetovitz Southwest 10/22/25 5 Addy Hicks vs. Coastal AL South 9/6/25 5 Paris Morris at Meridian 9/30/24 DIGS 5 Annie Shelby vs. Lawson State 9/8/24 27 Eliza Whitenton Pearl River 9/10/25 Done 16 Times – Last to accomplish: 25 Amberianna Shorter Meridian 10/16/24 22 Carine Delfin at Gulf Coast 10/20/25 4 Brooklyn Chappell at Northwest 10/27/25 22 Cora Kelly East Central 10/6/25 20 Amberianna Shorter Bevill State 9/20/24 SEASON KILLS 19 Giselle Lopez Meridian 10/16/24 423 Reese Moore 2025 19 Giselle Lopez at Coastal AL - North 8/30/24 418 Eliza Whitenton 2025 18 Eliza Whitenton vs. Gadsden State 10/3/25 284 Irby Norris 2024 18 Eliza Whitenton at East Central 9/17/25 253 Irby Norris 2023 18 Amberianna Shorter vs. Bevill State 10/16/24 213 Avery Thomas 2024

SERVICE ACES

SEASON DIGS

21 16 10 9 9 8 8

Carmen Johnson Skyla Adair Allie Kirkland Brooklyn Chappell Anna Brooke Sullivan Annie Shelby Avery Thomas

2024 2023 2025 2025 2023 2023 2023

SEASON ASSISTED BLOCKS 68 39 36 31 30 30

Allie Kirkland Brooklyn Chappell Addy Hicks Addi Vetovitz Reese Moore Eliza Whitenton

2025 2025 2025 2025 2025 2025

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All- Conference Selections

Reese Moore Second Team Outside Hitter

Eliza Whitenton

Honorable Mention Outside Hitter

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Season Preview For the first time, the Northeast

She’s solid and she’s excited about this

and the Mississippi High School Activities

Mississippi Community College volleyball

upcoming season,” said Mayes. “Addy had

Association (MHSAA).

program will feature more experience

a tremendous spring. We’re expecting a

Estes was a first-team all-area selection

than youth in its lineup.

lot from her and looking forward to letting

by the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

the fans see what she can do.”

as well. She racked up 298 kills, 119 digs,

The Lady Tigers boast nine sophomores during the upcoming 2026 season. That

joins

84 blocks and 25 service aces on the way

includes seven returners that helped

Whitenton as the only two returnees that

to capturing the Class 2A championship

Northeast break several team records and

participated in all 37 matches for the Lady

as a senior.

create new benchmarks to surpass last fall.

Tigers last year. She averaged a team-

That alone is cause for excitement for

high 3.09 digs per set while serving as

Parker

Northeast’s primary libero.

respective teams to the postseason in the

head coach Brenda Mayes. She credited

Carine

Delfin

(New

Albany)

Ryan Brown (Hernando) and Kamari (Lewisburg)

both

led

their

the development of the sport around the

Abbey Hall (Granbury, Texas) settled into

state’s largest classification. Parker had a

Magnolia State and how receptive the

the setter position nicely as her inaugural

double-double of 19 assists and 14 digs

campus has been to her Lady Tigers as the

collegiate

in the north half finals against Madison

reasons for the increased roster retention.

posted 5.22 assists, including the most in

“We only had four that returned from

one match in school history with 45 versus

our first group. The next year we only had

campaign

progressed.

She

Meridian.

Central High School. Lexi McBrayer (New Hope) will make history as the first multi-sport athlete at

two return from that group,” she said. “So,

Brooklyn Chappell (Guys, Tenn.) and

Northeast to choose volleyball as one of

it’s been a good experience. I think that

Addi Vetovitz (New Albany) are a force

her activities. She will also suit up for the

shows a growing interest in our state and

at the net with a combined 80 blocks so

softball program in the spring semester.

on our campus.”

far in their tenures with the Lady Tigers.

McBrayer was a MAC Class 5A all-state

Cora Kelly (Myrtle) plays the back row as a

recipient. Rounding out the Lady Tigers’

defensive specialist.

freshmen

Eliza Whitenton (East Union) leads Northeast’s batch of sophomores after earning all-conference accolades one year

transfers

all-division

Adriana

honoree Erynn Boddie (Pontotoc) and

Buckingham and Karah Cole add to

libero Bailey Reese Jones (Eagle Home

and service aces per set and was second

Northeast’s depth. Cole (Conway, Ark.)

School).

in digs.

got the most playing time at her previous

“The strength of our team is unity,” said

home with 18 appearances at Fort Scott

Mayes. “They are bonded together. They

(Kan.) Community College.

encourage their teammates. They don’t

Her 418 total kills were the second most

couple

three-time

ago. She topped the Lady Tigers in kills

in a single season in the brief history of

are

this program. Whitenton registered 11

Buckingham (Amory) was a three-time

put themselves above the team. They all

double-doubles, including a 19-kill and

all-division standout that amassed totals

have a desire to want to be the best in

12-dig game in a five-set win at Meridian

of 361 kills and 191 blocks. She closed her

their position.”

Community College.

prep career by competing in the North

The Lady Tigers begin the season with

Mississippi Volleyball Coaches Association

six straight road contests before finally

(NMVCA) All-Star Game.

welcoming

Addy Hicks (Walnut) is also back on the outside and should play an even bigger

East

Central

Community

role for Northeast. She had six double-digit

Kaylee Estes (Walnut) is the most

College to Bonner Arnold Coliseum for

kill performances as a freshman, including

decorated newcomer for the Lady Tigers.

their home opener on Wednesday, August

a season-best of 12 against Meridian.

She was the winner of the 2025 Class 2A

26.seventh in any of the 11 events that she

“Eliza’s ready to get back on track

Miss Volleyball award presented by the

played in.

and it has been showing in practice.

Mississippi Association of Coaches (MAC)

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WOM EN ’S G OLF H E AD C OAC H Leigh Treloar serves as the inaugural head

last two years.

coach of Northeast Mississippi Community

Golf has been an integral part of Treloar’s

College’s women’s golf program. The Lady

life from her childhood. She took to the

Tigers began intercollegiate competition

sport while growing up in Meridian and

during the 2025-26 academic year.

went on to achieve a decorated career

Andie Kate Ramey helped put the Lady Tigers on the map in year one by obtaining first-team

All-American

honors.

She

that earned her a scholarship to Mississippi State. She captured consecutive Mississippi

finished in fifth place individually at the

Golf

national tournament with a four-day total

amateur titles from 2004-05. Treloar’s

of 313.

second championship was a thrilling

Northeast

was

also

recognized

academic national champions by the

Association

(MGA)

girls’

junior

one-shot decision at her home course of Briarwood Country Club.

Treloar improved her scoring average each season at Mississippi State. The lowest

National Junior College Athletic Association

Treloar had two top 10 outcomes at

round of her tenure with the Lady Bulldogs

(NJCAA). The Lady Tigers maintained a

the Exxon-BFI Future Tour Championship

was a 72 as a sophomore at the College of

sensational cumulative grade point average

during

Charleston (S.C.) hosted Cougar Classic.

(GPA) of 3.95 on a 4.0 scale.

appointed to Team Mississippi for the

Her personal tournament record was

Treloar was previously an assistant at

that

same

stretch.

She

was

Southeastern Women’s Amateur Team

a 230 at New Mexico State University’s

Mississippi State University for the better

Championship

Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Intercollegiate in the

part of a decade from 2010-18. She also

match play event four times.

maintains duties as one of Northeast’s student-athlete success coaches.

Her secure

Association

efforts

helped

pair

(SWATCA)

fall of 2009. She posted a 249 in the Lady

Lamar

School

Bulldogs’ appearance at the NCAA East

Mississippi

Private

Regional during her freshman season.

She has already found success in her

School Association (MPSA) Class AAA

She was twice named to the Women’s

academic role as two Northeast athletic

championships. Treloar and the Raiders

Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) All-

programs - women’s cross country and

collected three south state titles and a

American Scholar Team. Treloar was

women’s tennis - were honored as the

runner-up finish as well.

also selected to the SEC Community

academic national champions in their

Treloar

respective sport by the National Junior

tournaments

College Athletic Association (NJCAA) for

with the Lady Bulldogs. She was among

the 2024-25 school year.

Mississippi State’s starting five for all nine

In addition, the baseball, cheerleading,

participated over

total

five-year

period

events during a solid senior campaign.

Service Team in 2010 and was a member of

Mississippi

State’s

Student-Athlete

Advisory Council (SAAC) for three years. Treloar stayed at Mississippi State as a graduate assistant under new head coach

men’s cross country, women’s basketball,

She was tied for the Lady Bulldogs’

Ginger Brown-Lemm during the 2010-11

women’s cross country and women’s tennis

best result after the first round of the

campaign. She was elevated to a full-time

teams have earned Academic Team of

2010

position with the Lady Bulldogs one year

the Year distinction from the Mississippi

Tournament with a 76. Treloar concluded

Association

Colleges

her playing career with a three-day score

Mississippi State won five individual

Conference (MACCC) at least once over the

of 236 at NorthRiver Golf Club in Alabama.

crowns and four team titles with Treloar

Community

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Southeastern

Conference

(SEC)

later.

WOMEN’S GOLF COACH

on its staff. She mentored 13 WGCA

Regional medalist with a 10-under-par

Treloar obtained both a Bachelor’s

All-American Scholars, two WGCA All-

scorecard. She guided the Lady Bulldogs

and a Master’s degree in business and

Americans and two All-SEC performers.

to a sixth place result at the NCAA finals as

sports administration, respectively, from

a senior in 2014.

Mississippi State. She and her husband

The 2013 edition of the Lady Bulldogs made several historic achievements. They

Ewing recently retired as one of the most

Justin, who is the division head for the

tied the program mark for highest finish

elite players on the Ladies Professional Golf

languages and humanities department at

at the SEC Tournament and became the

Association (LPGA) Tour. She had three

Northeast, have two daughters, Ramsey

first team ever from the Magnolia State to

tournament victories and seven top 10

and Sophie.

qualify for the NCAA championship finals.

showings at LPGA majors, including a tie

Ally McDonald Ewing led the way for

for third at the 2024 U.S. Women’s Open.

Mississippi State as the NCAA Central

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Allie Goldman

Emma Kate Beckham Freshman Wheeler

Freshman Amory

Ally Westmoreland Freshman Atoka, Tenn.

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Maggie McElhaney Sophomore Tupelo

Lynden Williams Freshman Saltillo

Andie Kate Ramey Sophomore Booneville

Avery Williamson Freshman Starkville

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Women’s Golf Season Preview Lady Tigers Build Roster Depth Ahead of Second Golf Season Season

Year one of women’s golf at Northeast Mississippi

was the player of the year in the 16-18 year-old girls division

Community College certainly featured more ups than downs.

with multiple wins, including at Amory’s River Birch Golf Club.

The Lady Tigers entered the national rankings at the close

Allie Goldman (Amory) posted a two-day score of 198 at

of the fall semester while Andie Kate Ramey went on to

the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA)

obtain first-team All-American distinction.

Class II championship as a senior. Lynden Williams (Saltillo)

Head coach Leigh Treloar worked hard to build depth ahead of Northeast’s second season. The Lady Tigers’ roster features seven total players, including five newcomers to the program. “I think we had a great first year,” said Treloar. “Would we want some things to change? Obviously we would, but we laid that foundation to where we can be successful in the future.

matched that total to help her team claim the Class 6A state runner-up spot. Emma Kate Beckham (Wheeler) was a multi-sport athlete at the prep level with letters in archery, basketball, golf, softball, track and volleyball. She ended the Class I state tournament last fall in eighth place with a 186. Ally Westmoreland (Atoka, Tenn.) qualified for the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA)

“It’ll be really fun to see them be competitive within our

Class A tournament twice in her career. She had a dominant

team. I’m really looking forward to that. We’ve got some

senior year with medalist awards in every head-to-head

really solid players that have some really good experience

competition.

that are coming in.”

Northeast starts the 2026-27 season at the Lady Ranger

Ramey (Booneville) is one of two returners alongside

Invitational at Tunica National Golf Course from September

Maggie McElhaney. She secured her All-American laurels

14-15. The fall schedule also sends the Lady Tigers into

by finishing in fourth place individually at the national

Alabama and Tennessee for tournament play.

tournament with a four-round score of 313. She procured medalist honors three times at events hosted by East Mississippi Community College, Snead State (Ala.) Community College and Northeast. Ramey concluded her freshman campaign as the fifth rated golfer in the country according to Clippd. McElhaney (Northpoint Christian) was an all-tournament recipient at the Northeast Invitational with a season-best fourth place result. She recorded four additional top 20 performances as well. “(Andie Kate) knows what it takes and she knows kind of what to expect, but at the same time you can’t go back to last year. I don’t want her to put herself under pressure,” Treloar said. “I really expect (Maggie) this year to kinda kick it up a notch and be more successful.” Avery Williamson (Starkville Academy) is coming off a sensational summer on the Coca-Cola Junior Golf Tour. She

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Andie Kate Places 4th In NJCAA National Tournament

Andie Kate Ramey put a brilliant exclamation point on a wonderful inaugural season for the Northeast Mississippi Community

College women’s golf program. Ramey secured first-team All-American accolades after finishing in fourth place individually at the 2026 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division II national championship. The hometown hero from Booneville finished with a four-day total of 25-over-par 313. She set the stage for her success with identical five-over scores during the first two rounds of the tournament. “She took a chance on us to be our first commit for our first year so I’m proud and excited for her,” said Lady Tigers head coach Leigh Treloar. “I know that this is just the beginning. We’ve got big things coming for us next year.” Each of Ramey’s regular season events lasted only two rounds, but the NJCAA championship puts golfers to the test with four straight days. Her scores went up the final two rounds, but only slightly. “It’s been very tiring walking seven-ish miles each day so I’m definitely excited to go home and get some rest,” Ramey said with a smile. “I was definitely taking some ibuprofen on day three and four. “I’ve played some tournaments before that were multiple days so I did have that going for me. It wasn’t that big of a difference for me personally, but for other people it’s definitely a big difference.” Ramey finished only nine shots behind co-leaders Mallory Brooks of Wallace State (Ala.) Community College at Hanceville and Katie Hallmark from Shelton State (Ala.) Community College. She was one stroke better than fifth place Amiya Raja of Murray State (Okla.) College. Ramey was among a packed field of competitors from 10 different states across the country. Ramey had an easier go of things on the front-nine at the Ol’ Colony Golf Complex. She recorded seven of her eight birdies on those holes while playing them a combined six-over-par for the week. Among Ramey’s highlights at nationals were back-to-back birdies on the par-four first and second holes during the final round. She was double bogey free during her first and fourth rounds. Her best scoring hole was the par-five seventh which she played at one-under-par with a birdie during round three. She shot even on the par-five third and the par-three eighth as well. Ramey also obtained all-tournament honors with her top five showing. She entered the NJCAA championship with a number five national ranking from Clippd.

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Northeast’s Inaugural Women’s Golf Team Named Academic National Champions

The Northeast Mississippi Community College women’s golf program had a solid inaugural season on the course and an even better year in the classroom.

The Lady Tigers were recognized as the 2026 Academic Team of the Year in their sport by the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). “To know that these girls put a lot of focus and time on the golf course, but they really dedicated themselves to their academics makes me very proud,” said Northeast head coach Leigh Treloar. “Each one of them gave it their all. Our instructors and administration on campus works really great with us. We try to set them up to be successful here so that they can be successful in the future.” Northeast compiled a sensational grade point average (GPA) of 3.95. None of the four members that competed in tournament play for the Lady Tigers this season had an individual GPA below 3.8. The Lady Tigers tied for the third highest GPA among the more than 1,400 entries from the 30 sports that the NJCAA sponsors. Only the baseball team at Paris (Texas) Junior College and the women’s indoor track and field squad at Phoenix (Ariz.) College had better GPAs. Andie Kate Ramey (Booneville) and Ivy-Kate Woodruff (Jumpertown) pieced together flawless 4.0 GPAs. Maggie McElhaney (Olive Branch) and Sidney Kelly (Tupelo) were not far behind with GPAs of 3.91 and 3.8, respectively. Ramey earned first-team NJCAA All-American distinction after finishing in fourth place at the national championship in Tuscaloosa, Ala., with a four-day total of 25-over-par 313. McElhaney improved throughout her freshman campaign and obtained all-tournament recognition at the Northeast Invitational in the spring. Ramey secured her third and final medalist award of the season in that event as well. It is the second consecutive year that Northeast has produced at least one academic national champion. The women’s cross country and women’s tennis programs achieved this honor during their 2024-25 seasons. The Lady Tigers were also named the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) Academic Team of the Year. So, too, was the baseball, men’s cross country, women’s basketball and women’s cross country programs.

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DEREK DEVAUGHN M EN ’S G OLF H E AD C OAC H

Derek DeVaughn is the eighth head

seasons.

coach in the history of the Northeast

DeVaughn resurrected a program in

Mississippi Community College men’s golf

the fall of 2019 with a lot of tradition. The

program.

Tigers boasted two region titles, four All-

The Tigers have achieved unmatched

Americans and 12 players that qualified

success in DeVaughn’s seven years in

for the national tournament as individuals

charge. Among his accomplishments are

before being temporarily discontinued

the first team appearance at the National

after the 2016-17 season.

Junior

College

Athletic

Association

DeVaughn

knows

first-hand

about

(NJCAA) Division II National Tournament

Northeast’s past achievements on the

and winning the Tigers’ inaugural state

links. He was a member of the Tigers’ back-

championship.

to-back NJCAA Region 23 championship

Northeast wrapped up its initial berth

teams from 2007-08.

to nationals with a third place showing at

The Marietta native quickly made

the 2023 NJCAA Gulf District Tournament.

an impact by securing all-tournament

John Daniel Deaton led the way by

recognition at Northeast’s second event

obtaining all-tournament distinction.

of the 2007 season at Hinds Community

The Tigers were crowned as the

College’s Eagle Ridge Golf Club.

Mississippi Association of Community

DeVaughn was a key piece to coach

Colleges Conference (MACCC) champs

Craig Lauderdale’s five-man lineup during

in 2021 after holding off Mississippi Gulf

his inaugural campaign on the Booneville

Coast Community College by four shots.

campus. Among his regular season scores

Tate

Dickerson,

Jake

Kilcrease

and Carson Wilder were each on the all-tournament

listing

while

was a two-day total of 157 at Mallard Pointe Golf Course in Sardis.

Austin

He pieced together a solid scorecard

Lauderdale was in the top 10 as well.

of 168 to help the Tigers capture their

Dickerson went on to earn NJCAA first-

first-ever regional crown in school history

team All-American accolades one year

at Copiah-Lincoln Community College’s

later as a sophomore.

Wolf Hollow Golf Club.

His 2023-24 team was the runner-

Northeast advanced to the NJCAA

up at events at Mossy Oak Golf Club

Division

and Dancing Rabbit Golf Club. Codey

Chautauqua Golf Club in New York and

Cleveland and Jackson Williams were

placed 11th overall. The Tigers rose to

both all-conference selections.

as high as No. 3 in the national rankings

Overall, the Tigers have finished in the

III

National

Tournament

during DeVaughn’s freshman year.

top five at 15 tournaments over the last

DeVaughn became one of Northeast’s

three years. That number soars to 38

top leaders on the course as a sophomore.

top five placements in the previous six

He finished fifth in the individual standings

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at the fourth Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) tour stop of the regular season at Co-Lin to earn all-tournament honors. He later posted a cumulative score of 166 to lift the Tigers to their second straight NJCAA Region 23 championship at Forest Country Club and secure another trip to Jamestown, N.Y., for the national tournament. DeVaughn, who was named to the NJCAA All-Region 23 team in 2008, was recognized as the most dedicated golfer during both of his campaigns at Northeast. He also received the prestigious Tiger Award in 2008 for his good standing both on-and-off the field of competition. DeVaughn, who graduated from nearby New Site High School, is an industrial maintenance

technology

instructor

at Northeast as well. He is married to Misty, who also works at Northeast as administrative assistant to the president, and the couple has two sons, Webb and Will.

MEN’S GOLF STAFF

CRAIG LAUDERDALE M EN ’S G OLF A S SISTAN T C OAC H Craig Lauderdale is in his first season as the assistant coach for the Northeast Mississippi Community College men’s golf program. Lauderdale

his Northeast career at the national tournament just like his dad. Lauderdale

started

his

eight-year

stretch as leader of the Tigers in 2004. represented

Northeast

He guided Northeast to back-to-back

Mississippi Community College by himself

NJCAA Region 23 championships and

at the 1990 National Junior College

subsequent berths to the Division III

Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III

nationals from 2007-08.

golf tournament in Arizona.

His 2008 group carded an eighth place

He was recognized as an NJCAA All-

showing during their trip to Jamestown,

American after finishing in 14th place

N.Y., at the Chautauqua Golf Club. Chase

overall with a four-day total of 321. It was

Williams came in third individually to

the third best score of any entrant from

become the Tigers’ inaugural first-team

the Mississippi Association of Community

NJCAA All-American.

and Junior Colleges (MACJC).

Lauderdale

supervised

Northeast’s

His award-winning season resulted in the

transition back to an NJCAA Division II

decision by legendary Northeast athletic

affiliate in 2009. The Tigers still found

director W.B. “Bill” Ward to sponsor an

prosperity with a runner-up performance

entire team one year later. Hundreds have

in their initial appearance back at that

since followed in Lauderdale’s footsteps

level.

donning

the

black-and-gold

courses across America.

Northeast rose to as high as No. 13 in the national rankings the following year.

The men’s golf program is now in its

All-conference golfers Blake Hatfield

28th season of existence. The Tigers have

and Daniel Singh helped the Tigers finish

won one state championship and a pair of

second at both the MACJC and NJCAA

region titles while sending 15 players to

Region 23 postseason events.

nationals as individual qualifiers. Lauderdale has been around for each

campaign under the watch of Lauderdale. He secured medalist honors at the MACJC

longest tenured head coach in program

Tournament on the way to earning first-

history and also served as a volunteer

team

assistant during the 2020-21 campaign

ending in a tie for third at nationals.

captured the conference crown.

a basketball coach at his alma mater of Jumpertown High School. Lauderdale has more than 400 combined victories and six divison titles between his boys and girls teams. Lauderdale, who has also worked with Booneville Golf and Country Club in various roles, was the 2007 NJCAA Region 23 Coach of the Year. His wife, Tara, and daughter, Maria, were both members of Northeast’s women’s basketball program.

Hatfield had a special sophomore

of Northeast’s major milestones. He is the

when his son, Austin, and the Tigers

He just finished his second stint as

All-American

Lauderdale

distinction

originally

arrived

after at

Northeast as a men’s basketball signee

The elder Lauderdale got to advise

for another hall of fame instructor in

Austin from on the links. He tied for

Harvey Childers. He was part of the

eighth at the state competition in

Tigers’ undefeated regular season during

Meridian before eventually concluding

the 1987-88 school year.

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Olof Behle

Sophomore Loddekopinge, Sweden

Owen Oswalt Freshman Tupelo

Burke Ericksen Freshman Baldwyn

Occoee Pina Freshman Corinth

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Emil Grossmann

Freshman Tubingen, Germany

Ames Hughes

Miles Russell Sophomore Dallas, Texas

Sophomore Booneville

Ian Jackson Sophomore Kossuth

Brooks Seago Freshman Biggersville

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recorded a team-best 151, which included the second-lowest score of the final round at three-over-par. Ames Hughes (Booneville) and Ian Jackson (Kossuth) give

The Tigers’ roster features two international players from

the Tigers three returners alongside Behle. Jackson’s top

European countries along with the usual bevy of local talent

result as a freshman was a seventh-place effort at Meridian

from this corner of the Magnolia State.

Community College’s Lou Hart Invitational.

Olof Behle became Northeast’s first-ever international

Burke Ericksen (Baldwyn) and Occoee Pina (Corinth)

signee last season. It proved to be a great addition for

were part of state runner-up teams during their respective

the Tigers after he won medalist honors at the National

senior campaigns. Pina, though, was a multi-time Class 5A

Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Gulf District

champion.

championship.

Pina obtained the medalist award of the Class 5A

The Swede captured a thrilling five-man playoff at districts

tournament as a junior with matching 75 scores during both

to punch his ticket to the national tournament. Behle finished

rounds. Ericksen tied for sixth at the Class 2A event last year

in the upper half of the more than 150-man field in Indiana

with a total of 149.

with a four-day total of 306.

“In the past, I had my thoughts of who would be in the

Emil Grossmann arrived at Northeast this fall from Germany

lineup based off of prior knowledge,” DeVaughn said. “But

with a solid resume. Among his recent highlights are a hole-

this group coming in, they’re all talented and so it’s going to

in-one as part of a tournament low round of 70 at the Golf

be who’s hot at that time.

Club Hetzenhof’s junior golf open.

“I’m hoping this team comes in with the mindset of, ‘Every

“I expect (Olof) to be my leader. I think he’s put in a lot of

one of us can’t go to every tournament, so let’s try to make

work,” said Northeast head coach Derek DeVaughn. “Emil has

each other better.’ If we can do that, I think at the end of the

a really beautiful golf swing. It’s in time and it looks like it just

year we’ll be successful.”

can’t be out of time and you’re looking for that consistency. He’s played in a lot of big tournaments and played great.”

Northeast begins its schedule at the NJCAA championship preview on the first two days of September. For the second

The Tigers also brought in a transfer in Miles Russell (Dallas,

season in a row, the Tigers host the second conference event

Texas). He participated in three tournaments last year at

at Corinth’s Shiloh Ridge Athletic Club from September 14-15.

Loyola (La.) University and was an all-district performer at the prep level. All but one of Northeast’s six in-state student-athletes come from high schools inside its traditional service area of Alcorn, Prentiss, Tippah, Tishomingo and Union counties. The lone exception is Owen Oswalt (Tupelo Christian). He was the individual runner-up at the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) Class 1A tournament last autumn with a two-day score of 149. One spot behind him was Brooks Seago (Biggersville), whose team was crowned as Class 1A state champions. He

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2026 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER

Jack Denton Freshman Saltillo

Christopher Figueroa Freshman South Ponotoc

Ricky Venegas Sophomore Corinth

Aiden James Freshman West Union

Thatchar Victory Freshman Alcorn Central

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Aiden Patterson Freshman New Albany

Ryder Warhurst Sophomore Alcorn Central

Nathan Russell Freshman Hickory Flat

Nathanael Wilbanks Freshman Corinth

CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER

2026 WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER

Macie Arnold

Sarah Kate Childs

Sunshine Fulgham

Meredith Gillmore

Addison Lutz

Landyn McMillan

Freshman Wheeler

Sophomore Kossuth

Freshman Alcorn Central

Sophomore East Union

Freshman Saltillo

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AARON HIGHT

C ROS S C O U N TR Y H E AD C OAC H Aaron Hight was selected as Northeast Mississippi

Community

College’s

inaugural cross country head coach. His Lady Tigers and Tigers made their official debut during the 2024 fall semester. Northeast won the inaugural National Junior

College

Athletic

Association

(NJCAA) Region 23 championships to

year. His zeal for running reignited while completing his undergraduate studies at the University of Tennessee. Hight received a rare second chance to race competitively some 14 years after his last prep meet after enrolling at Blue Mountain Christian University to work towards a graduate degree.

advance to nationals in Richmond, Va., at

He placed in the top 20 during his

Pole Green Park at the conclusion of its

inaugural outing with the Toppers with

debut season.

a 5K time of 20:19. Hight’s best 8K result

Dawson Boyd (30:03.6) and Eva Null

was a 30:53.3 at the University of Alabama

(22:14.1) were the top finishers for the

at Huntsville (UAH) hosted event at John

Tigers and Lady Tigers, respectively,

Hunt Park.

in their first-ever trip to the NJCAA championship.

Hight stays involved with the local running community as well. He runs

Northeast is one of only four public

annually in multiple marathons and half

institutions below the NCAA Division I

marathons, including the Coca-Cola 10K

level in the state to currently offer both

in his native Corinth.

men’s and women’s teams along with East

He is married to Jessica, who is an

Central Community College, Meridian

alumnus of Northeast, and the couple

Community

has three children, Georgia, Moses and

College

and

Mississippi

University for Women. Hight got his first taste of the sport

Samuel. Hight is also a financial planner at Langley Wealth Management in Corinth.

at Alcorn Central High School. He participated in the Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) Class 3A meet as both a freshman and sophomore. He posted a 5K time of 25:03.98 at Mississippi College’s Choctaw Trails to help the Golden Bears finish in the top 10 of the Class 3A standings in 2005. Hight improved his personal time one year later by nearly four minutes to 21:25.92. Hight transferred to the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science (MSMS) in Columbus, which did not offer cross country, ahead of his junior

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SEASON PREVIEW

Season Preview

The Northeast Mississippi Community College

cross

country

five state championship teams.

Warhurst made history by becoming

programs

McMillan’s best result at state actually

the first Northeast runner to land inside

continued to make positive strides

came as a freshman with a fourth place

the top five in a regular season meet

during their second year of competition.

showing at 22:18. She finished in ninth

when he did so at the Freed-Speed. He

The Lady Tigers in particular made

individually two seasons later with a 5K

led the Tigers in every single race one

time of 22:48.57.

year ago.

some big headlines. They became the first of Northeast’s two teams to appear

For the second straight year, the

in the United States Track and Field and

Lady Tigers return their recipient of the

Russell

Cross Country Coaches Association

prestigious Tiger Award in Sunshine

champions last autumn. Aiden James

(USTFCCCA) poll when they received

Fulgham (East Union). She was the

(West Union) and Nathanael Wilbanks

votes in the week one ratings.

definition of consistency with all of

(Corinth) also secured at least one title

her 6K times within 17 seconds of each

throughout their high school careers.

They were also named as the academic national runner-up after winning the

other.

Jack Denton (Saltillo) and Nathan (Hickory

Flat)

were

state

Russell was the individual Class 1A

championship the year prior. Both the

Fulgham was Northeast’s top finisher

ladies and men repeated as Mississippi

in each of the five races that she

better

Association of Community Colleges

participated in. She recorded a season-

earned a top 10 placement in the same

Conference (MACCC) Academic Team

best seventh place effort at the Freed-

matchup with a 18:48.3 result.

of the Year in the sport.

Speed Invitational, which is where

Denton missed the top five of the

the Lady Tigers and Tigers open their

Class 6A race by 2.1 seconds. James

upcoming schedule.

averaged just under six minutes per mile

Northeast head coach Aaron Hight firmly

believes

that

his

fledgling

winner at 17:11.3, which was 17 seconds than

the

runner-up.

James

programs remain on the right track to

Sarah Kate Childs (Kossuth) is the

while claiming the Class 1A crown at the

produce even more success stories in

only other sophomore for the Northeast

the fall of 2026 and beyond.

women. She was the second Lady Tiger

Rounding out the deep lineup for the

end of his freshman campaign.

“The next step is to continue to build

to cross the finish line at the region

Tigers are Christopher Figueroa (South

on what we’ve started,” he said. “Things

championship last year and did so less

Pontotoc),

are headed in the right direction. We’re

than a minute behind Fulgham.

Albany) and Thatchar Victory (Myrtle),

Aiden

Patterson

(New

excited about the teams that we have

Meredith Gilmore (Kossuth) comes to

this year. I think every year we take a

Northeast after spending a year away

step forward and as long as we continue

from the sport. She and Childs both

“It’s one of the better camaraderie

to do that, we’re eventually going to get

helped their prep team capture the

and family style teams that we’ve had,”

to where we want to be.”

2024 Class 3A state title by garnering

Hight said. “My expectation is that every

top five positions on the leaderboard.

race, they’re going to come away with,

For the first time in its brief existence, Northeast’s rosters include studentathletes

that

schools

outside

graduated

Christian University.

The rest of the freshman class features

‘Hey, I did everything I was supposed to

high

Macie Arnold (Wheeler) and Addison

out there today. I put all the effort out.’

traditional

Lutz (Alcorn Central). Lutz is known for

That’s where success starts knowing

service area of Alcorn, Prentiss, Tippah,

her swiftness after breaking her school’s

that you did everything that you could

Tishomingo and Union counties.

record in the 800 meter run on the track.

do.”

its

from

who transferred in from Blue Mountain

Central)

All roads for the Lady Tigers and Tigers

inside the northeastern portion of the

The newcomers still hail from towns

and Ricky Venegas (Corinth) are the

Ryder

Warhurst

(Alcorn

lead to John Hunt Park in Huntsville,

Magnolia State. The lone such addition

lone returnees for the Tigers. Venegas

Ala., for regionals in late October and

on the women’s side is Landyn McMillan

posted an 8K time of slightly over 30

then potentially berths to the national

(Saltillo), who was part of a sensational

minutes at the region championship.

championships in mid-November.

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SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

NORTHEAST PRESENTS ANNUAL TIGER AWARDS TO ELEVEN ELITE ATHLETES The Tiger Award embodies the best of the best that

Basketball (Men) • Tayler Berryhill (Cleveland Central)

compete for Northeast Mississippi Community College on

matched the program record for most three-pointers made

an annual basis.

in a single game with 10 on the way to a career-high of 32

A total of 11 student-athletes received the Tiger Award at the conclusion of the 2025-26 school year. It is given to an individual from each sport that represents themselves and their team in a positive manner.

points against Mississippi Delta Community College as a freshman. Berryhill was one of Northeast’s primary point guards this season. He had a season-best five straight double-digit

All but one of the recipients are natives of the Magnolia

performances in the heart of conference play, including a

State. A majority of the selections are sophomores as usual,

17-point effort versus Northwest Mississippi Community

but there were four freshman winners this year as well.

College.

Baseball • Cooper Davis (Ripley) was the definition of a

Basketball (Women) • Maniya Kirksey (Tupelo) was

utility player. He originally arrived at Northeast as a catcher,

well decorated during her final campaign with the Lady

but also saw action at left field, right field, first base and on

Tigers. She was a Women’s Basketball Coaches Association

the pitchers mound.

(WBCA) All-American and all-conference standout.

Davis was a career .296 batter with a .394 on-base

Kirksey was one of the top five scorers in the state with

percentage, 14 doubles, three home runs, 49 RBI and 37

16.2 points per contest. She was even better against league

runs scored with 16 multi-hit games over 80 appearances

opponents with an average of 19.6 points, including a

for the Tigers.

career-best 31 points in a win over Southwest Mississippi Community College.

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AWARDS & ACCOLADES

Cheerleading • Maddie Rogers (Mooreville) was one of

Golf (Women) • Andie Kate Ramey (Booneville) made

nine sophomores on Northeast’s first co-ed cheer squad in

history at the end of the Lady Tigers’ inaugural season with

well more than a decade. She and her teammates performed

a fourth place finish at the national championship to procure

at home basketball, football and volleyball games.

first-team All-American accolades. Ramey obtained medalist distinction three times, including

Cross Country (Men) • Adam Galloway (West Union) was

at the Northeast Invitational in Corinth with a 3-over-par

a member of the first two Northeast cross country teams.

score. She never placed worse than seventh in any of the 11

He recorded a time of 35:12.2 at the national championship

events that she played in.

in Richmond, Va., to close his freshman campaign. Galloway consistently averaged between 31 to 32 minutes

Softball • Chloe Skelton (Saltillo) stole the show for the

in 8K races as a sophomore. He posted a season-best of

Tigers at the region tournament. She went 9 for 14 with four

31:15.46 at the University of Tennessee Southern’s Firehawk

home runs, eight RBI, six runs scored and four walks over

Invitational.

five postseason contests. Skelton concluded her freshman campaign by reaching

Cross Country (Women) • Sunshine Fulgham (East

base safely in 18 of Northeast’s final 19 games. She belted

Union) was Northeast’s top finisher in the five races that she

a team-best 16 homers to go with a .426 batting average, a

participated in. She had a season-high seventh place result

.523 on-base percentage and 50 RBI.

at the Freed-Speed Invitational. Fulgham set personal records of 21:03.3 in the 5K at

Volleyball • Sophie Johnson (Caledonia) was one of two

the regional championship and 25:40.08 in the 6K at

captains for the Lady Tigers during their third season of

the Firehawk Invitational. Her 6K times were all within 17

competition. She led the team with 5.59 assists per set with

seconds of each other.

a total of 676 over 35 matches. Johnson registered four double-doubles, including a

Football • Walker Thompson (Amory) was named to the

36-assist and 13-dig performance against Northwest Shoals

prestigious College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic

(Ala.) Community College. She had more than 1,200 assists

All-District® team for maintaining a cumulative grade point

over her tenure at Northeast.

average (GPA) of 3.5. Thompson got the starting nod at center for the Tigers in all but one game last fall. Northeast accounted for 29.7 points per contest thanks in part to his leadership on the offensive line. Golf (Men) • Olof Behle (Löddeköpinge, Sweden) is the second international athlete in the last three years to win the Tiger Award. He represented the Tigers well as an individual at the national championship with a four-day total of 306. Behle earned a pair of medalist honors at the Tommy Snell Invitational and the gulf district championship. He won a thrilling five-man playoff at districts to secure his trip to nationals in Indiana.

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Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Sports Hall of Fame was conceived in the interest of recognizing coaches, athletes, and administrators who coached and/ or played or were loyal supporters of Northeast athletics. Acknowledging the fact that there have been many outstanding athletes who have contributed greatly to the sports programs at Northeast through the years, Northeast wished to begin a program of recognition whereby individuals may be recognized for their contributions to athletics at Northeast Mississippi Community College. By-Laws for the Sports hall of Fame were drafted and approved by a committee made up of coaches, fans, and members of the Northeast Board of Trustees in 2007. The framework was established to recognize ten individuals the first year and up to five individuals each year thereafter. During its inaugural Sports Hall of Fame class, Northeast inducted Harold T. White, W.B. “Bill” Ward, Ken Lindsey, Chuck “Doodle” Floyd, Gene Garrett, Adrian Smith, Kenneth “Cat” Robbins, David “Nub” Strickland, Earline “Woodsie” Woods and Bonner Arnold as members.

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COMMITTEE MEMBERS Ken Basil Greg Davis Patrick Eaton Kent Farris Richy Harrelson Malcolm Kuykendall Jim Lamb Mike Lester Blake Long Jody Long Brenda Mayes Brian Middleton Cord Wright

AWARDS & ACCOLADES

NORTHEAST SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 2025

2018

Deltorio Campbell

Jerome Woods*

Andy Greening

Brandon Farley

Men’s Basketball 1998-2000

Football 1975-76; Baseball 1976-77; Football Coach 1998-2007

Jessica Hooker

Women’s Basketball 2004-06

Lindsey Thompson Softball 2001

Barry Todd Football 1976-77

2024

Craig Lauderdale

Football 1992-93

Men’s Basketball 1996-98

Millard Lothenore

Head Women’s Basketball Coach 1973-76; 1979-81, Head Softball Coach 1982-89, Head Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach 1990-96

2017

Emma Braddock

Head Tennis Coach 1980-86, 1988-89

Dontae’ Jones*

Head Women’s Basketball Coach 1976-79, Sports Supporter

Josie Lindgrin Softball 2002-04

2016

2023

Anthony Anderson*

Men’s Basketball 1985-1987

John O. Cunningham

Johnny Payton Fred Stafford

Men’s Basketball 1987-1989

Bryden Trawick Football 2010

Men’s Basketball 1981-83 Sports Supporter

Ronnie Key

Football/Baseball 1979-81 Baseball Coach 1986-91

Maurice Stafford*

2022

Men’s Basketball 1980-82 Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach 2003-13

Men’s Basketball 1996-1998

2015

Tim Cole*

Robert Gordon Baseball 1992-1993

Lisa Jansen

Phillip Chapman Baseball 2008-09

Softball 2007-2008

Donnie Clayton

2021

Robert Henry

Men’s Basketball 1998-2000

Tamica Pierce Jones

Eric Batchelor

Jerry “Lefty” Harrelson Men’s Basketball/Baseball 1962-65

Tim McDonald

Men’s Basketball 1985-87

Mario Stevenson Football 2002-03

2019

Anthony Gamble

Men’s Basketball 1987-88, 1988-89

Billy Southward

Football 1968-69 Football 1972-73

Women’s Basketball 1999-2001

Ellis “Myrl” Crowe

Tim Kesler

Baseball 1969-71 Men’s Basketball Coach 1992-2004

Larry “Jerry” Reno Men’s Basketball 1970-72

Freddie Copeland Men’s Basketball 1973-75

Audrey Covington*

Men’s Basketball 1948-50

Softball 2001-03

Malcolm Kuykendall Sports Supporter

Chase Porch Baseball 2008

Gene Garrett

Men’s Basketball/Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach 1950-52

Kenneth “Cat” Robbins Men’s Basketball Coach/ Women’s Basketball Coach 1966-1968

2011

Adrian “Odie” Smith** Men’s Basketball 1954-56

Johnny Buskirk

David “Nub” Strickland*

Football 1968-1969

Football 1950, 1953

Jim Drewry

W.B. “Bill” Ward**

Football 1950-1951

Ricky Ford**

Men’s Basketball 1974-75 Women’s Basketball Coach/Athletic Director 1981-2011

Sherry Slayton Holland* Women’s Basketball 1985-87

Vincent Del Negro

Football 1948-49 Football Coach/Golf Coach/Athletic Director 1968-1996

Harold T. White* College President

Earline “Woodsie” Woods Sports Supporter

Men’s Basketball 1958-60

2010

David Carnell*

Baseball Coach/Football Coach/Softball Coach/Track & Field Coach/Athletic Director 1972-2008 Women’s Basketball 1985-87

Mike Grier

Kunshinge Sorrell-Howard*

* Denotes induction into the MACCC Sports Hall of Fame

Men’s Basketball 1950-51, 1953-54

Shirley Hall White

Men’s Basketball 1952-52, 1953-54

Ken Lindsey*

Guy Gardner

Men’s Basketball 1998-2000

Jerry Long Brenda Mayes*

Men’s Basketball Coach/Women’s Basketball Coach/Athletic Director 19481974

Brandi Vondenstein Dannelly

Nathan “Ned” Davis

Women’s Basketball/Softball 1981-83

Bonner Arnold**

Chuck “Doodle” Floyd

Women’s Basketball 1984-86

Baseball 1977

Football 1976-77

Women’s Basketball 1986-88

Football/Baseball 1968-1970

Football/Men’s Basketball 1949-1950

Larry Parker

2008

2012

2014

Gaylon Baird

Clyde Jones

Men’s Basketball 1950-52

Women’s Basketball 1986-88

Phyllis Stafford Dilworth*

Men’s Basketball 1967-69

Harvey Childers*

Men’s Basketball Coach 1985-1992

Evelyn Thompson*

Ray Scott*

Baseball Coach 1992-2006

Men’s Basketball 1981-83

Head Baseball Coach 1975-1985 Assistant Football Coach 1974-1995 Women’s Basketball 1973-75

Men’s Basketball 1950-51, 1953-54

Mike Lewis*

Baseball, 1993-94

Jim Lamb

Antoine Wilkerson

Gerald Caveness

Football 1976-78

Mitch McNeely

Men’s Basketball 1993-95

Baseball 2012-13

Harry T. Cosby Men’s Basketball/Baseball 1953-55

Bruse Loyd Will Robertson

2009

Baseball 2009-10

Men’s Golf 1990, Men’s Golf Head Coach 2004-11 Football 1980-82

2013

Jack Martin

** Denotes induction into the MACCC Sports Hall of Fame and the NJCAA Hall of Fame Due to the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, there was not a class selected for 2020.

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Emma Abrams

Rickey Banks

Olof Behle

ShiNiece Bell

Tatum Berry

Tayler Berryhill

Jeb Bolen

Chase Booker

Zanieya Booker

Kendall Bragg

Steele Brooks

Curtis Brown

Addison Butler

Trae Cagle

Sarah Kate Childs

Cooper Davis

Ava Elliott

Jordan Evers

Easton Fesmire

Zay Fox

Sunshine Fulgham

Sophie Gant

Ben Gault

Brett Haas

Abbey Hall

Bailey Houston

Clark Janzen

Cora Kelly

Maniya Kirksey

Jack Leak

Briley Lesley

Bryce Marvel

Maggie McElhaney

AB McKay

Baylon Middleton

Jackson Moore

Reese Moore

Landon Nelms

Eva Null

Tate Oakley

MJ Parimore

Gavin Puckett

Andie Kate Ramey

Daniel Sherman

Ava Siegel

Chloe Skelton

Jazzie Smithey

Christopher Soriano

Buddy Spearman

Austin Spears

Walker Thompson

Isaac Vega

Leah Walker

Nakyiah Walker

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Ryder Warhurst

Elijsah Westbrook

Eliza Whitenton

Brody Winemiller

Ivy-Kate Woodruff

ACADEMIC ALL-

Rickey Banks

JT Beasley

All-MACCC

Academic All-MACCC

JT Fagan

Zay Fox

Distinguished Academic

Jeb Bolen

Chase Booker

Curtis Brown

Russell Davis

All-MACCC

Academic All-MACCC

Ben Gault

Adam Greer

Jeremiah Harrell Academic All-MACCC

Caden Kilgore

Chris Soriano

Distinguished Academic

Academic All-MACCC

Distinguished Academic

All-MACCC

Academic All-MACCC

Qua Middlebrooks Academic All-MACCC

Merrit Moon

J’Cameron Riley

Daniel Sherman

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Kelvin Walker

Brooks Wallis Academic All-MACCC

Tre’Marcus Webb Academic All-MACCC

Trace Wegmann Academic All-MACCC

Elijsah Westbrook Academic All-MACCC

Matthew Windham Academic All-MACCC

Abbey Hall

Addi Hicks

Cora Kelly

Allie Kirkland

Reese Moore

Eliza Whitenton

Olof Behle

Ian Jackson

Landon Nelms

Tate Oakley

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Distinguished Academic

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Bailey Whitlock Academic All-MACCC

Academic All-MACCC

Distinguished Academic

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Academic All-MACCC

David Comans

Bryce Marvel

Distinguished Academic

Andie Kate Ramey

Ivy-Kate Woodruff

Distinguished Academic

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All-MACCC

Academic All-MACCC

Maggie McElhaney

Academic All-MACCC

Distinguished Academic

Isaac Vega

Ryder Warhurst

Distinguished Academic

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Academic All-MACCC

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Sarah Kate Childs

Sunshine Fulgham

Distinguished Academic

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Eden Akers

Carolanne Alsup

Academic All-MACCC

Avery Greene Academic All-MACCC

Academic All-MACCC

Alayna McCaulla Academic All-MACCC

Briley Lesley

Eva Null

Distinguished Academic

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Emily Barnes

Ellie Pellizzer

Shelby Powell

Brooklyn Duffey

Academic All-MACCC

Lily Benjamin

Madelyne Bounds

Distinguished Academic

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Academic All-MACCC

Madison Mills

Macy Murphy

Winter Nance

Kabrie Rickman

Distinguished Academic

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Skylar Threadgill Academic All-MACCC

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ELEVEN NEMCC SOPHOMORES RECEIVE PRESTIGIOUS ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT ACCOLADES A group of Northeast Mississippi Community College sophomores over Southwest Mississippi Community College. have earned a special reward for standing out both in the realm of competition and in the classroom. Eleven representatives from Northeast were honored with Academic All-District® distinction from the College Sports Communicators (CSC) organization.

Eva Null (Kossuth) ran in 13 races over Northeast’s first two cross country seasons. She finished sixth individually at the regional championships in Huntsville, Ala., last autumn with a 5K time of 22 minutes. Adin Shelton (Brighton, Tenn.) became the first Northeast

Student-athletes securing this prestigious award maintained

softball player to hit four home runs in a single game when she did

a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.5. They also had to

so against Pellissippi State (Tenn.) Community College. She batted

meet certain sport specific participation criteria such as starting in

.392 with 40 extra base hits and 58 RBI.

66-percent of an institution’s games. Softball had the most individual winners with three. Volleyball and women’s cross country received the first all-district selections in the brief history of their respective programs.

Ava Siegel (Tuscumbia, Ala.) excelled in both the front and back rows during her pair of volleyball seasons. Her career statistics at Northeast include 320 kills, 554 digs and 72 service aces. Walker Thompson (Amory) started at center on Northeast’s

Sophie Gant (Gardendale, Ala.) was a two-way performer for

offensive line in eight of its nine football games last fall. The Tigers

softball that obtained all-conference recognition. She tied for the

racked up 29.7 points per contest thanks in part to his leadership

most wins in the circle with 16 while breaking the program record

up front.

for most RBI in a single season at 65.

Leah Walker (Lewisburg) was the everyday starting shortstop for

Briley Lesley (Blue Springs) ran season-bests of 23:01.52 in the 5K

softball for the last two seasons. She broke the program record for

at the regional championship and 27:52.91 in the 6K at the Firehawk

most runs scored in a single season with 74 while stealing a team-

Invitational. She helped the women’s cross country team claim the

best 29 bases.

region title as a freshman.

Nakyiah Walker (Independence) was one of three women’s

Conner McKnatt (Olive Branch) had a team-best 10 home runs to

basketball players to post double figures with 12.9 points per game.

guide the baseball team offensively this spring. He also topped the

She scored a season-high 24 points in a road matchup against East

Tigers with a .507 on-base percentage, which was fueled by 58 free

Central Community College.

passes between walks and hit by pitches.

Matthew Windham (Booneville) suited up at guard on the

Reese Moore (Iuka) concluded her lone year with Northeast’s

offensive line during his final football season with the Tigers. His

volleyball team with 423 kills, which shattered the previous

efforts helped Northeast average more than 320 yards per contest.

program record. She had a season-best 22 kills in a neutral site win

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NEMCC RECEIVES SCHOOL RECORD FIVE MACCC ACADEMIC TEAM OF THE YEAR AWARDS For the first-time ever, the Northeast Mississippi Community the top finishers for Northeast at the regional championships. They College athletic department has more Academic Teams of the Year than any of its sister institutions in the Magnolia State.

also had two of the top GPAs on their teams. “I’m incredibly proud of the way our athletes represent Northeast

Five programs to be precise were recognized by the Mississippi

and our community,” Northeast cross country coach Aaron Hight

Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) with its

said. “We are grateful for the support of everyone who helps create

top scholastic prize in their respective sport for the 2025-26 school

an environment where student-athletes can grow and succeed.”

year.

Baseball and women’s basketball procured this award for the

For the second consecutive year, Northeast also boasted the top

first time ever. The diamond Tigers bolstered a 3.52 GPA among its

team grade point average (GPA) among the now 20 total activities

32-man roster while the Lady Tigers pieced together a 3.44 GPA.

that are supported by MACCC members. The women’s golf program achieved that recognition by accumulating a sensational 3.95 GPA in its inaugural season. Prentiss County natives Andie Kate Ramey and Ivy-Kate Woodruff led the way with perfect 4.0 GPAs during both semesters. Ramey put the Lady Tigers on the national radar by finishing in

Three members of Northeast’s pitching staff led the way with flawless 4.0 GPAs, including Jordan Evers of Saltillo, Jack Leak from Walnut and Brighton, Tenn., product MJ Parimore. Tishomingo County High School alumnae Baylon Middleton, who broke the school record for most three-point baskets in a single season with 57 as a freshman, had a 4.0 for the Lady Tigers.

fourth place at the National Junior College Athletic Association

Both the baseball and women’s basketball programs reached

(NJCAA) Division II national championship to secure All-American

the postseason once again. The Tigers extended their playoff

honors.

streak to five straight years while the Lady Tigers qualified in Brian

“It’s an incredible accomplishment to achieve the highest GPA in

Middleton’s initial season as head coach.

not only women’s golf, but all sports in the MACCC, our first year,”

“That’s outstanding,” said Northeast baseball coach Richy

said Northeast golf coach Leigh Treloar. “When they shifted into

Harrelson. “Thanks to Mrs. (Erica) Miller, Mrs. (Leigh) Treloar and

student mode, they did an excellent job of prioritizing their time

all those guys in the academic success center. I can’t say enough

and investing in their academics.”

about what they do for us.”

The cross country teams are now two-for-two in obtaining this

“It’s an honor for our team to lead the state with our GPA,” said

prestigious accolade. The Lady Tigers compiled a stellar GPA of

Middleton. “I’m proud of this accomplishment for our ladies and

3.75 while the Tigers improved their standing from a year ago with

promise to continue to improve both on-and-off the court.”

a 3.07 GPA. Sunshine Fulgham and Ryder Warhurst, who graduated from local high schools East Union and Alcorn Central, respectively, were

Northeast has a combined nine MACCC Academic Team of the Year winners over the last two school years. That is the most among the 15 community colleges in Mississippi as well.

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ALL-DECADE Multiple professional athletes and All-American winners litter Northeast Mississippi Community College’s all-decade team for its football program. A total of 25 student-athletes that suited up for the Tigers from 2010-19 were picked for this prestigious distinction. A panel of six individuals, which included athletic department staff and members of the local media, participated in this process. Players were chosen based upon the overall impact they made on their respective team plus statistical analysis. Consideration was also given to any significant accomplishments each student-athlete made after leaving Northeast. A majority of the honorees received postseason awards from the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC) and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). The selections were made by position and includes one quarterback, one running back, three wide receivers, one tight end, five offensive linemen, four defensive linemen, three linebackers, four defensive backs, two specialists and one return specialist. QUARTERBACK: Mason Cunningham (Shelbyville, Tenn.) Starter on 2016 squad that compiled a 6-3 record and finished 10th in the final NJCAA national poll (first top 10 finish in school history)…Completed 160 of 280 passes for 1,810 yards with 12 touchdowns compared to 13 interceptions…Completion percentage was 57.1 percent… Averaged over 200 yards per game through the air…Added team-best six rushing touch-

downs (69 total rushes for 185 yards)…Set career-highs of 27 completions, 44 attempts and 297 yards in road win at East Central…Set career-high of three touchdown passes in victory at Mississippi Delta…Originally signed with Liberty (Va.), but finished collegiate career at Arkansas Tech.

State selection by Mississippi Gridiron magazine in 2015… Finished collegiate career at Missouri Western State… Signed professional contracts with the Baltimore Ravens (NFL) and both the Houston Roughnecks and the New York Guardians (XFL).

RUNNING BACK: Jaquise Cook (Ripley, Miss.) Top running back on 2010 Northeast team that went 5-4 overall and barely missed the postseason…Named NJCAA Offensive Player of the Week following 49-42 win at East Mississippi in which he rushed for 267 yards on 35 carries with four touchdowns…Appeared in all nine games and ended the season with 185 rushes, 825 yards and 10 touchdowns (tied for 10th in NJCAA)…Averaged 91 yards per game on the ground (12th nationally and 4th in the MACCC)…Finished collegiate career at Memphis (Tenn.).

WIDE RECEIVER: L.J. Hawkins (Water Valley, Miss.) 2016 MACCC All-State second-team…Finished sixth in the nation & second in the MACCC with 60 total receptions for 780 yards (16th nationally)…Totaled two touchdowns in wins over Pearl River and Coahoma…Season-highs of 12 catches versus East Central and 166 yards against Coahoma… Averaged 6.7 catches and 86.7 yards per game as a sophomore…Career numbers include 78 receptions, 1,005 yards and six touchdowns in 16 career games...Currently on the active football roster at Delta State.

WIDE RECEIVER: Tres Houston (Atlanta, Ga.) 2011 MACCC All-State second-team… Houston, standing at 6-3 and 200 pounds, led the Tigers in non-kicking scoring with eight touchdowns and 48 points on the season…Also the Tigers’ leading wideout with 669 yards for an average 14.9 yards per catch with a long of 66… Hauled in over 50 percent of the passes thrown to him coming away with 45 catches in 79 attempts…Finished collegiate career at Arkansas State.

TIGHT END: Logan Stokes (Muscle Shoals, Ala.) 2012 MACCC All-State second-team…When not blocking, hauled in 10 receptions for the Tigers on the year for 80 yards… Averaged 16 yards per game while clocking eight yards per catch for Northeast…Finished collegiate career at LSU… Best remembered at LSU for his game winning touchdown catch in the fourth quarter against Ole Miss in 2014…Spent time on New England Patriots and San Diego Chargers (NFL) practice squads.

WIDE RECEIVER: Joe Horn, Jr. (Atlanta, Ga.) 2014 MACCC All-State second-team…One of three phenomenal wideouts for the Tigers that had over 30 catches and 400 yards… Topped Northeast’s receivers with six touchdowns…. Caught a career-high three scores against visiting Coahoma in late September… Second on the squad with 48.3 yards per game and third with 33 receptions…Also returned kickoffs and punts for the Tigers and compiled 561 all-purpose yards…Preseason MACCC All-

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OFFENSIVE LINE: Antonio Foster (Valdosta, Ga.) 2010 NJCAA All-American…2010 NJCAA All-Region 23…2010 & 2011 (two-time) MACCC All-State first-team…Ninth All-American in program history…Helped lead the Tigers to their largest offensive output since the 2005 season in 2010 as Northeast tallied 218 points during the 5-4 season…Standing at 6-4 and 300 pounds, he assisted Northeast in becoming the second-ranked team in the

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MACCC in rushing touchdowns as the Tigers tallied 20 rushing scores on the year…Helped Northeast break into the NJCAA rankings for the first time since the 2006 preseason poll at No. 18…Bolstered an offensive line that saw the Tiger offense become one of the most prolific in school history as a sophomore in 2011…Northeast tallied the fifth highest point production in school history with its 254 points during the 2011 season…Finished collegiate career at Memphis (Tenn.)…Played indoor professional football for Wichita Falls (IFL).

OFFENSIVE LINE: Matthew Trehern (Saraland, Ala.) 2018 MACCC All-State first-team…Consensus two-star prospect by all major recruiting outlets…Everyday starter at left tackle for the Tigers… Blocked for a Northeast offense that averaged over 300 yards per game…Currently on the active football roster at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

OFFENSIVE LINE: Kortilous Ellis (Charleston, Miss.) 2013 MACCC All-State firstteam… Consistent force on the offensive line at center… Started in eight of Northeast’s nine outings this campaign… Anchored a group of five men on the line that helped Tiger running backs accumulate 223.9 yards per game, which was 11th best among NJCAA schools, during his sophomore campaign.

DEFENSIVE LINE: Lavon Hooks (Atlanta, Ga.) 2012 NJCAA All-American…2012 NJCAA All-Region 23…2012 MACCC Most Valuable Defensive Lineman…2012 MACCC All-State first-team…Named top defensive tackle in his recruiting class by JCGridiron. com…Rated as the No. 15 overall prospect in the ESPN Junior College 100…Tied for second in the MACCC with 9.5 sacks… Tallied 51 tackles broken down to 18 solo stops and 33 assists…Hooks’ 6.4 tackles per game were second most on the team…Came away with three fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles…Hooks’ 20.5 tackles for loss placed second in the nation…Also competed for Northeast’s men’s basketball program where he also earned MACCC All-State recognition…Finished collegiate career at Ole Miss…Signed professional contract with Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL)

OFFENSIVE LINE: Jo’Quarius Savage (Monroe, La.) 2016 MACCC All-State first-team…Two-year starter at left tackle for the Tigers…Rated as the No. 89 overall two-year college prospect in the country by 247Sports prior to his sophomore campaign…Blocked for a Northeast offense that racked up 366.1 yards per game overall…Finished collegiate career at the University of Louisiana at Monroe. OFFENSIVE LINE: Ethan Smart (Southaven, Miss.) 2016 MACCC All-State second-team…Everyday starter at right tackle for the Tigers…Blocked for a Northeast offense that racked up 366.1 yards per game overall during his sophomore year…Finished collegiate career at Purdue (Ind.)…Helped the Boilermakers qualify for the Foster Farms Bowl and the Music City Bowl during his pair of seasons with the program.

DEFENSIVE LINE: Daniel Ross (Louisville, Ky.) 2013 MACCC All-State second-team…Finished in a deadlock for the most tackles on the team among linemen as a sophomore with 43…Completed his two-year stint at Northeast with 68 total tackles and 13.5 sacks…Recorded four tackles and 1.5 sacks in the 2013 MACCC All-Star Football Classic at Tiger Stadium…Signed with the Edmonton Oilers (CFL) directly out of Northeast…Signed additional professional contacts with the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys and is currently on the active roster with the Oakland Raiders (NFL)

DEFENSIVE LINE: Anthony Rush (Raleigh, N.C.) 2016 MACCC All-State first-team… Recorded 73 tackles and four sacks during two-year span with the Tigers… Finished with one sack, a tackle for loss and six total tackles in 55-30 win over Southwest in 2016…Totaled 33 tackles, including four tackles for loss, and one sack during sophomore campaign… Finished collegiate career at the University of Alabama at Birmingham…Signed professional contract and is currently on the active roster with the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) DEFENSIVE LINE: Sam Williams (Montgomery, Ala.) 2018 NJCAA Defensive Player of the Year…2018 NJCAA All-American first-team…2018 NJCAA All-Region 23…2018 NJCAA Region 23 Defensive Lineman MVP…Two-time MACCC All-State (2018 first-team/2017 second-team)…Unanimous 4-star prospect according to Rivals, 247Sports, 247Sports Composite and ESPN... Seventh-ranked JUCO prospect in the nation and third-rated weak-side defensive end by247Sports Composite…Totaled 75 tackles, 28.5 tackles for loss, 17.5 sacks, four forced fumbles and four pass breakups as a sophomore...Notched 53 tackles, 11 TFL, 3.5 sacks, two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries as a freshman in 2017…Currently on the active roster at Ole Miss. LINEBACKER: Eli Canton (Hernando, Miss.) 2011 MACCC All-State first-team…Finished the year with 50 tackles and helped spearhead an effort early in the year that saw the Tiger defense not surrender a touchdown in over 193 minutes of game action… In the almost 200-minute run, the Tiger defense put the clamps on their opposition by holding Southwest, Mississippi Delta and Holmes to just 12 points with six of that dozen coming via a 101-yard interception return by Southwest…Led the Tigers in tackles for loss with 11 on the year… Finished collegiate career at Troy (Ala.)

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LINEBACKER: Nick Thomason (Muscle Shoals, Ala.) 2012 NJCAA All-Region 23…2012 MACCC All-State firstteam…Led the Tigers in total tackles with 61 on the season while appearing in just six games…Finished the year with 30 solo tackles and 31 assists while averaging over 10 tackles per game…Also recorded one sack for six yards and had a fumble recovery on the season…Breakout game came in week three of his sophomore campaign when he poured in 17 stops, including 3.5 tackles for loss, against Holmes… Finished collegiate career at Louisiana Tech. LINEBACKER: Terrance Edgeston (Falkner, Miss.) 2018 NJCAA All-Region 23…2018 MACCC All-State first-team…Named a three-star recruit by ESPN… Seventh-rated junior college linebacker in his graduating class according to ESPN as well... Finished as the top tackler in the MACCC with 94 total stops... Tied for fifth in the NJCAA with an average of 10.4 tackles per game…Had 32 tackles with two tackles for loss and one pass breakup playing as a defensive back as a freshman…Currently on the active roster at Houston (Texas)

DEFENSIVE BACK: Deion Belue (Tuscumbia, Ala.) 2011 NJCAA All-American…2011 NJCAA All-Region 23…2011 MACCC All-State first-team (defensive back) and second-team (return specialist)…2011 MACCC North Division Defensive Back MVP…Tenth All-American in program history… Statistics include 15 tackles, a sack, one interception for 58 yards and a score, eight pass breakups and 33 returns for 691 yards and two scores…Got hot during the middle section of the season as he scored three times in as many games against some of the division’s top opposition…Belue had a 58-yard interception return for a score against Northwest, brought back an 80-yard kickoff return versus East Mississippi and then turned the trick a week later with a 90-yard return against Coahoma…Averaged 28.9 yards per kick return on the season and 10.1 yards per return on his 14 punt returns during the 2011 season… During his sophomore campaign, Belue broke the 100yard plateau in kick returns twice with 127 yards versus East Mississippi and 105 yards against Copiah-Lincoln… Finished collegiate career at Alabama where he was part of the 2012 national championship team…Signed professional contracts with Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers and Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL)

DEFENSIVE BACK: Brynden Trawick (Atlanta, Ga.) 2010 MACCC All-State second-team…Trawick, who transferred from Michigan State, led the Tigers in a variety of defensive categories, including forced (three) and fumble recoveries (two) as well as sharing the team lead in passes defended with five…Also had the Tigers’ longest interception return of the year when he stepped in front of a Holmes pass during week four action and rumbled 67 yards to the end zone to help Northeast move to 2-0 in the division… Totaled 62 tackles (44 solo, 18 assist) & 3 tackles for loss in 2010…Finished collegiate career at Troy (Ala.)…Signed professional contracts with the Baltimore Ravens, Oakland Raiders and Tennessee Titans (NFL)

DEFENSIVE BACK: Frankie Lee (Charleston, Miss.) 2011 MACCC All-State second-team…Led the Tigers with seven interceptions on the season, which was good enough for fifth in the nation and second in the MACCC… Made a name for himself during the Tigers’ 34-28 win over Northwest during the fifth week of the season…Came away with four turnovers of his own as part of a seven turnover night against the Rangers…Also had 12 total tackles and three pass break-ups in the win against then-No. 10 Northwest, including six solo stops and a pair of tackles for losses…That performance earned him NJCAA Defensive Player of the Week honors…Finished collegiate career at Delta State.

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DEFENSIVE BACK: Juwan Taylor (Jackson, Miss.) Two-time (2017/2018) MACCC All-State first-team…Topped Northeast as a freshman with 57 tackles (6.3 per game)… Added 1.5 tackles for loss and an interception…Season-high 12 tackles in home win over Southwest…Finished second on the team during his sophomore season with 92 tackles…His 10.2 tackles per game ranked seventh in the nation…Added 11 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, two fumble recoveries and four pass break ups in his final season with Tigers…Career-high 15 tackles against Jones in 2018…Career figures include 149 total tackles, 12.5 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, one interception and five pass break-ups…Currently on the active roster at Alcorn State SPECIALIST: Jonathan Harrison (Belmont, Miss.) 2012 NJCAA All-American…2012 NJCAA All-Region 23…2012 MACCC All-State first-team…Initial first-team All-American at Northeast since 1956 (Jerry King)…Ended up tops in the nation with a 41.48 yards per punt average while appearing in all nine games for the Tigers…Had 48 punts for the Tigers during his sophomore season and pinned the opposition deep within its own territory with 12 punts inside the 20-yard line (fifth nationally) with six more that went for touchbacks (first nationally)…Forced six fair catches out of his punts… Amassed 1,991 yards with his punts…His long on the year was a 60-yard boot against Holmes SPECIALIST: Michael Baugus (Corinth, Miss.) Two-time (2018/2019) MACCC All-State first-team…Two-time Fred Mitchell Award watch list recipient…Finished sixth in the nation as a sophomore with an average of 40.2 yards per punt…Tied for second nationally and first in the MACCC with 21 punts that landed inside the 20-yard line…An additional 14 punts were signaled for fair catch (third in the NJCAA and tops in MACCC) while three went

Leroy “Shaq” Buchanan (Madison, Miss.) Wesley Harris (Jackson, Miss.) Dimario Jackson (Brusly, La.) MEN’S BASKETBALL DenzelLeroy McDuffey (Jackson,(Madison, Miss.) Miss.) “Shaq” Buchanan Wesley Harris(Corinth, (Jackson,Miss.) Miss.) Kendall Stafford Dimario(Ripley, JacksonMiss.) (Brusly, La.) Acie Vance

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RETURN SPECIALIST: Donta Armstrong (Pittsboro, Miss.) 2015 NJCAA All-American…2015 NJCAA All-Region 23…Named MACCC All-State as both a receiver and return specialist…13th All-American in program history… finished third in the NJCAA with 772 total return yards…Compiled an average of 22.7 yards on 34 attempts between kickoffs and punts as a sophomore for Northeast… Ended the campaign second in the MACCC in both kickoff return yards at 573 and punt return yards with 199…Tabbed as the MACCC Special Teams Player of the Week with an incredible 298 yards against Mississippi Delta with three 40-plus yard returns that each setup scores by the Tigers…Had his longest return one week later versus rival Itawamba of 84 yards on the opening kickoff… Accumulated 1,103 all-purpose yards, which ranked third in the Magnolia State…His 122.6 yards per outing placed him at 17th among all athletes nationally…Also the Tigers’ top wideout for two consecutive seasons…Recorded teamhighs of 29 receptions and 331 yards with one touchdown for Northeast as a sophomore…Also solid as a freshman with 39 catches for 538 yards…Tied a career-high for yards in a single game that year with 120 against both Coahoma and Itawamba…Had four touchdowns during the 2014 campaign, including two during Northeast’s homecoming victory over Coahoma…Concluded his time in the City of Hospitality with 1,687 all-purpose yards and five scores… Finished collegiate career at West Alabama…Played indoor professional football with the Arizona Rattlers and the San Diego Strike Force (IFL)

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for touchbacks…Made 3 of 7 field goal attempts, including a game tying 31-yarder that sent Northeast’s season-opening win over Southwest to overtime…Also 12 of 14 on extra points as a sophomore for 21 total points…Made six field goals during freshman campaign (tied for second most in MACCC)…Career-long 39-yard field goal at Holmes…Perfect 17 of 17 on extra point attempts to total 35 points…Had 14 punts that landed inside the 20-yard line (12th nationally & 2nd in MACCC)…Career punting numbers include 106 punts for 4,093 yards (38.6 average) with a long of 67 yards, 35 punts inside the 20-yard line, 23 fair catches and five touchbacks…Career kicking numbers include nine made field goals, 29 of 31 extra points and 56 total points

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Denzel McDuffey (Jackson, Miss.) Kendall Stafford (Corinth, Miss.) WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Acie Vance (Ripley, Miss.) Aundrea Adams (Corinth, Miss.) Aushiana Ivy (Shannon, Miss.) WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Cherelle JonesAdams (Middleton, Aundrea (Corinth,Tenn.) Miss.) Anna Brooke Page (Belmont, Miss.) Aushiana Ivy (Shannon, Miss.) Dayzsha Rogan (Ripley, Miss.)Tenn.) Cherelle Jones (Middleton, ShelbyAnna Wilbanks Miss.)Miss.) Brooke (Walnut, Page (Belmont,

Dayzsha Rogan (Ripley, Miss.)

Shelby Wilbanks (Walnut, Miss.) SOFTBALL

First Base: Avery Springer (Houston, Miss.) SOFTBALL Second Base: Raleigh Downs (Booneville, Miss.) First Base: Avery Springer (Houston, Miss.) Third Base: Breanna Tarpley (Athens, Ala.) Second Base: Raleigh Downs (Booneville, Miss.) Shortstop: Nicki Whitten (Booneville, Miss.) Third Base: Breanna Tarpley (Athens, Ala.) Outfielder: Tia Davis Shortstop: Nicki (Ecru, WhittenMiss.) (Booneville, Miss.) Outfielder: Paige Dill (Southaven, Miss.) Outfielder: Tia Davis (Ecru, Miss.) Outfielder: MollyPaige Walden (New Site,Miss.) Miss.) Outfielder: Dill (Southaven, Catcher: Lizzy Van Manen (Pella, Outfielder: Molly Walden (New Iowa) Site, Miss.) Catcher: Lizzy Van(St. Manen (Pella,Mich.) Iowa) Pitcher: Jessica Boyd Joseph, Pitcher: Jessica (Amherst, Boyd (St. Joseph, Pitcher: Erin Dixson N.Y.) Mich.) Pitcher: (Amherst, N.Y.) Pitcher: Jaisa Erin Fox Dixson (Cincinnati, Ohio) Pitcher: Jaisa Fox (Cincinnati, Ohio) DP/Utility: Bianca Chagolla (Riverside, Calif.) DP/Utility: Bianca Chagolla (Riverside, Calif.) DP/Utility: Andrea Cutts (Ackerman, Miss.) DP/Utility: Andrea Cutts (Ackerman, Miss.) DP/Utility: Caleigh Wallace (Killen, Ala.)

DP/Utility: Caleigh Wallace (Killen, Ala.)

BASEBALL BASEBALL

First Base: Tyler Tyler Samaniego (Huntsville, First Base: Samaniego (Huntsville,Ala.) Ala.) Second Base: Trent Turner (Brandon, Miss.) Second Base: Trent Turner (Brandon, Miss.) Third Base: (Oxford, Miss.) Third Base: Josh Josh MillsMills (Oxford, Miss.) Shortstop: Stanley (Oxford,Miss.) Miss.) Shortstop: Luke Luke Stanley (Oxford, Catcher: Riley Alef (New Albany, Miss. Catcher: Riley Alef (New Albany, Miss. Outfielder: Will Robertson (Falkner,Miss.) Miss.) Outfielder: Will Robertson (Falkner, Outfielder: Heath Wood (Kossuth, Miss.) Outfielder: Heath Wood (Kossuth, Miss.) Outfielder: Bailey Walker (Lake Cormorant, Miss.) Outfielder: Bailey Walker (Lake Cormorant, Miss.) Starting Pitcher: Tanner Gaines (Baldwyn, Miss.) Starting Pitcher: Tanner Gaines (Baldwyn, Miss.) Starting Pitcher: Cooper Cox (Ripley, Miss.) Starting Pitcher: Cooper (Ripley, Miss.)Ala.) Starting Pitcher: JakeCox Christa (Huntsville, Starting Pitcher: Jake Christa (Huntsville, Ala.)Miss.) Relief Pitcher: Evan Hickman (Holly Springs, Relief DH/Utility: Pitcher: Evan Hickman (Holly Springs, Brandon Farley (Cookeville, Tenn.)Miss.) DH/Utility: Brandon Farley (Cookeville, Tenn.) DH/Utility: Anthony Lipsey (Myrtle, Miss.) DH/Utility: Tucker Childers (Ripley,Miss.) Miss.) DH/Utility: Anthony Lipsey (Myrtle, DH/Utility: Tucker Childers (Ripley, Miss.)

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MEET THE 2026

EDEN AKERS

KATIE AVANT

LILY BENJAMIN

AUBREE BERRY

MADELYN BOOKER

JAYLA FORD

EVA GARDNER

AVA HARVELL

ANISTON JOYNER

EMMA GRACE KILGORE

ALLIE MCCAULLA

KATELYN MCGAUGHY

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Cheerleading Team

MCKENLEY MOFFITT

AVA MORTON

MACY MURPHY

AVA GRACE PARADA

MADLI SARTAIN

AKAIYA SPENCER

JAMYA SYKES

ESSENCE WARREN

AUBREI WEAVER

DARIEN SHELLEY

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MEET THE SHOWBAND FROM ALTO SAXOPHONE Roshalynn Holley (Tishomingo County) Trent Mims (Caldedonia) JuKarion Conner (Calhoun City) Jayden Criddle (Hatley) Anderson Nichols (Belmont) Joseph Bay Jr. (Horn Lake) Abigail Garrard (Caledonia) Brayden South (Tishomingo County) Dalton Baker (Tishomingo County) Graham Bradley (Kossuth) Anatasia Frost (Cole) Kalea Williams (Houston) Corey Simpson (Calhoun City)

Alexis Petty (McNairy Central) Daltin Sherman (Caledonia) Caroline Silverio (Belmont) Elxus Walden (Belmont) McKenzie Estrada (Belmont) Madilyn Hodum (Belmont) Ahmiracle Johnson (Calhoun City) Markayla Jones (Independence) Shanndan Bramlett (Houston) Isabella Crawford (Corinth) Allsya Johnston (Corinth) Lyandon Fitzpatrick (South Pontotoc) BreAnna Ritter (Hatley) Maddie Fields (Hamilton)

BARITONE SAXOPHONE Addy Abner (Tishomingo County) Kyson Caldwell (Booneville) Ethan Crayton (Ripley) Christopher Crop (Pontotoc) Colten Wilbanks (Ripley) Christian Adams (Ripley) Nathan Benjamin (Kossuth) Sonniah Ramirez (Caledonia) Anna Burcham (Tishomingo County) Hannah Hutson (Alcorn Central)

DANCER Ava Campbell (Ripley) Monae Green (Corinth) Chloe Humble (Nettleton) Lauren Vela Ava Newson (Tishomingo County) ShaMyia Drummond (Saltillo) Camille Freeman (Ripley) Analise Germany (Lewisburg) Zakhia Grizzard Addyson Jernigan (New Site) Princess Jones (Lafayette) Ella Little (West Union) Ava Logan (Caledonia) Sofia Lytal (Tupelo) Keylee Ochsner (Lewisburg) Madeline Reynolds (Lewisburg) Avery Carlisle (Lewisburg) Aleah Gassaway (Cherokee) Anna Greenlee Marlee Guin (Baldwyn) Cassidy Moorman (Desoto Christian) Mattie Orick (Tishomingo County) Maggie Owen (Belmont) Kacey Radtke (Alcorn Central) Polly Reid (Ingomar) Jordyn Scott

CLARINET Josey Byrd (Bonneville) Chloe Harper (Baldwyn) Daniel Brayden (Mooreville) Skylin Gause (East Union) Kaniyah Miller (West Point) Lydia Stewart (Kossuth) Gracy Caballero (Independence) Yuridia Benavides (Ripley) Lauren Hatton (Caledonia) Lillian Hughes (Booneville) Saniyah Jones (Caledonia) Jennifer Patterson (Corinth) COLOR GUARD Elizabeth Carpenter (Corinth) Kaylee Hudson (Tishomingo County) Madeline Wood (Tishomingo County) Janiyah Boyd (Ripley) Adalynn Edmondson (Caledonia) Chloe Butler (Tishomingo County) Abbie Guarard (Belmont) Zykeria Phillips (Calhoun City) Corbin Smith (Neshoba Central) Maicee Gable (Booneville) Megan Davis (Bonneville) Kimora Albritton (Ripley) Dixie Benjamin (Kossuth) Mary Ann Campbell (New Albany) Ava Coombs (Ripley) Sadie Crook (Smithville) Anabelle Roberts (Booneville) Leah Jeanes (Ripley) Ayda Johnson (Ripley) Alaina Klink (Kossuth)

DRUM MAJOR Jade Baswell (Alcorn Central) Casen Mathis (Booneville) Riley Mullins (Kossuth) FLUTE Shiane Eller (Booneville) Markaya Floyd (Booneville) Addison Holley (Booneville) Elizabeth Hollis (Caledonia) Kennedy Sweatman (Booneville) Adan Usener (Corinth) Elizabeth Long (South Pontotoc) Hannah Montanez-Acosta (Booneville) Olivia Wilbanks (Hatley) Elizabeth Long (Belmont) Sonny Butler (Tishomingo County) Marly Bowen (Kossuth) Sonny Butler (Tishomingo County) - Piccolo

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Marly Bowen (Kossuth) - Piccolo MANAGER Katelyn Stuard (Hatley) Makaylee Smith (Saltillo) Katherine Dreny (Columbus) Guadalupe Martinez (Itawamba) Alexis Smith (Baldwyn) Gracelyn Watson (Pine Grove) Blessed Williams (Murrah) Brisa Lopez (Home School) MELLOPHONE David Burnett (Ripley) LaDarius Fitzpatrick (South Pontotoc) Caden Cantrell (Hatley) Emily Rutledge (New Albany) Erin Gifford (Kossuth) Matthew Otts (Ripley) CiAnna PIttman (Ripley) Samantha Singleton (Tishomingo County) Persephone Loop (Ripley) PERCUSSION Heaven Thompson (Cordova) Tahj Bell (Baldwyn) Ignacio Benavides (Ripley) Jackson Bullard (Tishomingo County) Magnolia Hinds (Hatley) Ryleigh Jones (Booneville) Samuel Littlejohn (New Albany) Anderson Long (Booneville) Jackson Pittman (Tishomingo County) Emmanuel Robinson (Saltillo) Makyla Whitten (Tupelo) Hughey Williford (Pisgah) Morgan Cook (New Albany) Ella Porter (New Albany) Dominic George (South Pontotoc) Josey Bird (Booneville) Asher Sappington (Booneville) Lescott Roberts (New Albany) Dominique George (South Pontotoc) Amada Gamez (New Albany) Samuel Wright (Booneville) Kamille Beard (Ingomar) Carmello Thomas (Ripley) Katelyn Tucker (Alcorn Central) Lorentaye Johnson (Home School) Jasmine Smith (Itawamba) - Bass Shawn Henderson (Tishomingo County) Emily Lamar (Calhoun City) - Alto Joshua Childs (New Albany) - Guitar Jerry McMillen (Booneville) - Synthesizer TENOR SAXOPHONE Ian Heim (Houston)

TROMBONE Jacob Coggins (Saltillo) Jackson Beghtol (Tupelo) Tristan Bowen (Kossuth) Tucker Burk (Tupelo) Cameron JaCorey (Baldwyn) Tanner Jernigan (Hatley) Hayden Martin (Mooreville) Marcel Ockman (Booneville) Jaslyn Reyna (New Albany) Sophia Shepard (Bruce) Aidan Taylor (Hamilton) Zaybin Owens (New Albany) Jacob Coggins (Saltillo) Ryan McLeland (Baldwyn) Calbeth Gatings (Aberdeen)

TUBA Makayla Bragg (Kossuth) Lucas Evans (Tishomingo County) Mason Freese (Booneville) Joshua Mallard (Alcorn Central) Kayleigh Ross (Hatley) Giovanni Gamez (Ripley) Michelle Richardson (Hamilton) TWIRLER Lyra Lentz (Home School) Norah Sae (Home School) Madilyn Coker (New Albany)

TRUMPET Will Catlin (Booneville) Elijah Lamar (Calhoun City) Gabriel Massengill (Baldwyn) Kaleb Ross (Hatley) Ethan Serrano (Hamilton) Gage Treece (Booneville) River Breland (Ripley) Kaitlyn Lee (Nettleton) Jessica Fox (Ripley) Douglas Horn (Booneville) Eric Yates (Booneville)

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COAHOMA TIGERS

A.27 at Gulf Coast ................................ 7:00 PM S. 3 JONES COLLEGE......................... 6:30 PM S. 10 at East Central ............................. 6:30 PM S. 17 at Holmes .................................... 6:30 PM S. 24 ITAWAMBA* ............................. 6:30 PM O. 1 at Northwest* ............................. 7:00 PM O. 8 EAST MISSISSIPPI* .................... 6:30 PM O.15 at Mississippi Delta*.................... 7:00 PM O.24 NORTHEAST* (HC)..................... 2:00 PM O.29 COPIAH-LINCOLN ...................... 6:30 PM

COPIAH-LINCOLN WOLVES

A.27 MISSISSIPPI DELTA .................... 6:30 PM S. 3 at Holmes .................................... 6:30 PM S. 10 NORTHWEST ............................. 6:30 PM S. 19 at Gulf Coast* .............................. 6:00 PM S. 24 JONES COLLEGE* ....................... 6:30 PM O. 1 at Southwest* ............................. 6:30 PM O. 8 EAST CENTRAL* (HC) ................. 6:30 PM O.15 at Hinds* ..................................... 7:00 PM O.22 PEARL RIVER* ........................... 6:30 PM O.29 at Coahoma ................................. 6:30 PM

EAST CENTRAL WARRIORS

A.27 at Northeast ................................ 6:30 PM S. 3 at Itawamba ................................ 7:00 PM S. 10 COAHOMA ................................ 6:30 PM S. 17 EAST MISSISSIPPI ...................... 6:30 PM S. 24 at Hinds* ..................................... 6:30 PM O. 1 PEARL RIVER* (HC).................... 6:30 PM O. 8 at Copiah-Lincoln*....................... 6:30 PM O.15 GULF COAST* ............................ 6:30 PM O.22 at Jones College*......................... 7:00 PM O.29 SOUTHWEST* ........................... 6:30 PM

EAST MISSISSIPPI LIONS

A. 27 at Southwest ............................... 7:00 PM S. 3 HINDS ....................................... 7:00 PM S. 10 PEARL RIVER ............................. 7:00 PM S. 17 at East Central ............................. 6:30 PM S. 24 at Mississippi Delta*.................... 7:00 PM O. 3 NORTHEAST* (HC)..................... 2:00 PM O. 8 at Coahoma* ............................... 6:30 PM O.15 HOLMES* .................................. 7:00 PM O. 22 at Itawamba* .............................. 7:00 PM O. 29 NORTHWEST* ........................... 7:00 PM

HINDS EAGLES

A.27 ITAWAMBA ............................... 6:30 PM S. 3 at East Mississippi ....................... 7:00 PM S. 10 HOLMES.................................... 6:30 PM S. 17 at Southwest* ............................. 7:00 PM S. 24 EAST CENTRAL* ........................ 6:30 PM O. 1 at Mississippi Delta ..................... 7:00 PM O. 8 at Pearl River* ............................. 7:00 PM O. 15 COPIAH-LINCOLN* (HC)............. 7:00 PM O.22 at Gulf Coast* .............................. 7:00 PM O.29 JONES COLLEGE* ....................... 6:30 PM

HOLMES BULLDOGS

A.27 at Pearl River ............................... 7:00 PM S. 3 COPIAH-LINCOLN ...................... 6:30 PM S. 10 at Hinds ....................................... 6:30 PM S. 17 COAHOMA* .............................. 6:30 PM S. 24 GULF COAST.............................. 6:30 PM O. 1 at Itawamba* .............................. 7:00 PM O. 8 NORTHWEST* ........................... 6:30 PM O.15 at East Mississippi* ..................... 7:00 PM O.22 MISSISSIPPI DELTA* (HC) ........... 3:00 PM O.29 at Northeast* .............................. 7:00 PM

MISSISSIPPI ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES CONFERENCE

2026 FOOTBALL SCHEDULES

NORTH DIVISION TEAMS Coahoma, East Mississippi, Holmes, Itawamba, Mississippi Delta, Northeast Mississippi & Northwest Mississippi SOUTH DIVISION TEAMS Copiah-Lincoln, East Central, Hinds, Jones, Mississippi Gulf Coast, Pearl River & Southwest Mississippi CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Thurs. or Sat, Nov. 5 or 7

THE MACCC REMEMBERS MITCH DEAVER This 2026 MACCC football master schedule page is dedicated to the loving memory of former Pearl River Community College sports information director Mitch Deaver, who passed away on June 1, 2015. Mitch distinguished himself as a photographer, writer and graphic designer in his 19 years as Pearl River’s outstanding SID. For his dedication to PRCC and the MACCC, Deaver was named to Pearl River’s Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2022.

ITAWAMBA INDIANS

A.27 at Hinds ....................................... 6:30 PM S. 3 EAST CENTRAL .......................... 7:00 PM S. 10 at Gulf Coast ................................ 7:00 PM S. 17 NORTHEAST* ............................ 7:00 PM S. 24 at Coahoma* .............................. 6:30 PM O. 1 HOLMES* .................................. 7:00 PM O. 8 JONES COLLEGE (HC) ................. 7:00 PM O.15 at Northwest* ............................. 7:00 PM O.22 EAST MISSISSIPPI* .................... 7:00 PM O.29 at Mississippi Delta*.................... 7:00 PM

JONES BOBCATS

A. 27 NORTHWEST ............................. 7:00 PM S. 3 at Coahoma ................................. 6:30 PM S. 10 NORTHEAST .............................. 7:00 PM S. 17 PEARL RIVER* ........................... 7:00 PM S. 24 at Copiah-Lincoln*....................... 6:30 PM O. 3 GULF COAST* (HC) .................... 2:00 PM O. 8 at Itawamba ................................ 7:00 PM O.15 at Southwest* ............................. 7:00 PM O.22 EAST CENTRAL* ........................ 7:00 PM O.29 at Hinds* ..................................... 6:30 PM

MISSISSIPPI DELTA TROJANS

A.27 at Copiah-Lincoln......................... 6:30 PM S. 3 PEARL RIVER ............................. 7:00 PM S. 10 at Southwest ............................... 7:00 PM S. 17 at Northwest* ............................. 7:00 PM S. 24 EAST MISSISSIPPI* .................... 7:00 PM O. 1 HINDS ....................................... 7:00 PM O. 8 at Northeast* .............................. 6:30 PM O.15 COAHOMA* .............................. 7:00 PM O. 22 at Holmes* .................................. 3:00 PM O. 29 ITAWAMBA* ............................. 7:00 PM

MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST BULLDOGS BULLDOGS

A.27 COAHOMA ................................ 7:00 PM S. 3 at Northwest ............................... 7:00 PM S. 10 ITAWAMBA ............................... 7:00 PM S. 19 COPIAH-LINCOLN* (HC)............. 6:00 PM S. 24 at Holmes .................................... 6:30 PM O. 3 at Jones College*......................... 2:00 PM O. 8 SOUTHWEST* ........................... 7:00 PM O. 15 at East Central* ........................... 6:30 PM O. 22 HINDS* ..................................... 7:00 PM O.29 at Pearl River* ............................. 7:00 PM

NORTHEAST TIGERS

A.27 EAST CENTRAL .......................... 6:30 PM S. 3 SOUTHWEST ............................. 6:30 PM S. 10 at Jones College........................... 7:00 PM S. 17 at Itawamba* .............................. 7:00 PM S. 24 NORTHWEST* (HC) ................... 7:00 PM O. 3 at East Mississippi* ..................... 2:00 PM O. 8 MISSISSIPPI DELTA* .................. 6:30 PM O. 15 at Pearl RIver ............................... 7:00 PM O. 24 at Coahoma* ............................... 2:00 PM O. 29 HOLMES* .................................. 6:30 PM

NORTHWEST RANGERS

A.27 at Jones College........................... 7:00 PM S. 3 GULF COAST.............................. 7:00 PM S. 10 at Copiah-Lincoln......................... 6:30 PM S. 17 MISSISSIPPI DELTA* .................. 7:00 PM S. 24 at Northeast* .............................. 7:00 PM O. 1 COAHOMA* (HC) ...................... 7:00 PM O. 8 at Holmes* .................................. 6:30 PM O. 15 ITAWAMBA* ............................. 7:00 PM O. 22 SOUTHWEST ............................. 7:00 PM O. 29 at East Mississippi* ..................... 7:00 PM

PEARL RIVER WILDCATS

A.27 HOLMES.................................... 7:00 PM S. 3 at Mississippi Delta ..................... 7:00 PM S. 10 at East Mississippi ....................... 7:00 PM S. 17 at Jones College*......................... 7:00 PM S. 24 SOUTHWEST* ........................... 7:00 PM O. 1 at East Central* ........................... 6:30 PM O. 8 HINDS* (HC).............................. 7:00 PM O. 15 NORTHEAST .............................. 7:00 PM O. 22 at Copiah-Lincoln*....................... 6:30 PM O. 29 GULF COAST* ............................ 7:00 PM

SOUTHWEST BEARS

A.27 EAST MISSISSIPPI ...................... 7:00 PM S. 3 at Northeast ................................ 6:30 PM S. 10 MISSISSIPPI DELTA .................... 6:30 PM S. 17 HINDS* ..................................... 6:30 PM S. 24 at Pearl River* ............................. 7:00 PM O. 1 COPIAH-LINCOLN* (HC)............. 6:30 PM O. 8 at Gulf Coast* .............................. 7:00 PM O. 15 JONES COLLEGE* ....................... 6:30 PM O. 22 at Northwest ............................... 7:00 PM O. 29 at East Central* ........................... 6:30 PM