Hinds’ Abigail McLean Earns MACCC Honorable Mention
Hinds Community College freshman Abigail McLean was named to the MACCC Softball Honorable Mention Team after a standout season as both pitcher and hitter.
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Hinds Community College freshman Abigail McLean was named to the MACCC Softball Honorable Mention Team after a standout season as both pitcher and hitter.
Read MoreThe Ole Miss men’s and women’s track teams are competing at the 2026 SEC Outdoor Championships in Auburn from May 14-16, with live coverage available on SEC Network+ and SEC Network.
Read MoreOle Miss senior Emily Welker has been named a College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District honoree, advancing to the national ballot. Welker is recognized for her achievements both on the court and in the classroom.
Read MoreOle Miss men’s tennis announced the signing of German transfer Moritz Kudernatsch for the 2026-27 season. Kudernatsch previously played for Memphis and brings experience in big matches and leadership to the Rebels.
Read MoreOle Miss men’s tennis junior Kai Milburn has been recognized as a College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honoree, highlighting his achievements both academically and on the court.
Read MoreThe No. 19 Ole Miss women’s golf team secured its seventh NCAA Championship appearance with a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Louisville Regional.
Read MoreMississippi State’s women’s golf team finished seventh at the NCAA Chapel Hill Regional, missing out on a spot in the national championship. Avery Weed led the Bulldogs with a top-five individual finish.
Read MoreThe University of Southern Mississippi wraps up its regular season with a series against Georgia Southern at Pete Taylor Park, aiming for milestones and honoring seniors.
Read MoreJackson State’s baseball team secured its third consecutive series win, earning two players SWAC weekly honors, including a pitcher and a hitter of the week.
Read MoreHinds Community College’s track and field teams are preparing for the NJCAA Division I Outdoor National Championships in Hobbs, New Mexico, May 14-16. The Eagles aim to continue their success on the national stage.
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