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Six Belhaven track and field athletes received NCAA Division III All-Region recognition from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association, led by record-setting performances from Neal Terry, Kimona Haynes, and Kenneth Mills.
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Western Christian University’s women’s golf team finished 13th at the rain-shortened NAIA National Championship, extending their streak of consecutive cuts to nine.
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Forty-one former Bulldogs are playing professional baseball this year, including eight in Major League Baseball, with notable performances across the league and minor leagues.
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Jones College pitcher Breelyn Cain struck out a career-high 14 batters to lead the Bobcats to a 1-0 victory over St. Johns River State in the NJCAA Division II Softball World Series quarterfinals.
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The Hinds men’s golf team competed in its first national tournament since 2000, finishing among top players at the NJCAA Division II Championship. Sophomore Stephen Faucheaux earned All-American honors.
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Belhaven’s Kimona Haynes qualified for the NCAA Division III women’s 400-meter final after finishing eighth in Friday’s preliminaries. She will compete Saturday at Veterans Memorial Field.
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The Belhaven softball team secured a spot in the NCAA Division III Finals after sweeping the Jackson Super Regional against UW-Oshkosh. The Blazers will compete as the No. 7 seed in Salem, Virginia.
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The No. 20 Ole Miss women’s golf team opened the NCAA Championship with a 301 (+13) at the Omni La Costa Resort, led by Kajsalotta Svarvar’s 69.
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The Choctaws’ historic postseason run concluded with a 4-3 loss to Catawba College in the NCAA Division II semifinals. Mississippi College finished with a 27-2 record.
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William Carey upset top-ranked Taylor 7-4 in the opening game of the NAIA World Series on Monday in Lewiston, Idaho. The Crusaders rallied late to secure the win.
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