Mississippi State Eliminated by Oklahoma in Super Regional, Must Win Decisive Game Sunday
The Bulldogs fell 7-1 to Oklahoma in Game 2 of the Norman Super Regional, facing elimination. A winner-take-all game is scheduled for Sunday.
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The Bulldogs fell 7-1 to Oklahoma in Game 2 of the Norman Super Regional, facing elimination. A winner-take-all game is scheduled for Sunday.
Read MoreSix 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.
Read MoreWestern Christian University’s women’s golf team finished 13th at the rain-shortened NAIA National Championship, extending their streak of consecutive cuts to nine.
Read MoreForty-one former Bulldogs are playing professional baseball this year, including eight in Major League Baseball, with notable performances across the league and minor leagues.
Read MoreJones 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreBelhaven’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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe 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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