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Mississippi State’s Avery Weed earns first-team All-SEC honors for the third straight season, continuing her standout collegiate career. The Bulldogs prepare for the NCAA Chapel Hill Regional.
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The No. 23 Northwest Mississippi baseball team split a doubleheader with No. 11 Jones College in Ellisville, with both games extended into extra innings due to rain. The results impact MACCC postseason seeding.
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No. 11 Jones College and No. 23 Northwest played two tightly contested games that ended in split decisions after weather delays and extra innings. Jones secured the first win, but Northwest responded in the second game.
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The Hinds Community College women’s tennis team has secured a spot in the NJCAA Division II tournament in South Carolina. The Lady Eagles will compete for a national title May 2-6.
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Thomas Blake returns to Belhaven University as an assistant coach for the women’s soccer team ahead of the 2026 season. He brings experience from college, high school, and club programs.
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Sophomore Mary Miller of Ole Miss women’s golf received second team All-SEC honors, marking her first all-conference recognition. She led the team this season and will compete in the NCAA Regionals.
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Forty former Bulldogs are playing professionally this year, including seven Major League Baseball players and several prospects across minor leagues.
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Hinds Community College softball secured a spot in the NJCAA Region 23 Tournament and will face Southwest in a play-in game on May 2. The winner advances to the semifinals for a shot at the Division II World Series.
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Mississippi State football player Jacoby Jackson and women’s golf athlete Izzy Pellot received the SEC Brad Davis Community Service Award for the 2025-26 academic year, each earning a scholarship and advancing as nominees for league-wide honors.
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Rain pushed the ULM softball series into a Saturday doubleheader, with games starting at 11 a.m., according to university officials.
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