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Patton Pinkins led Ole Miss with 19 points as the Rebels improved to 2-0 with a 92-60 win over Central Arkansas. Ole Miss built a 23-point halftime lead and outscored the Bears 20-5 in points off turnovers.
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Vlado Jankanj won twice in singles as Ole Miss competed at the ITA Sectional Championships in Tallahassee. Niccolo Baroni and Stefan Vedovelli advanced to the doubles semifinals with two victories.
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Ole Miss, unbeaten at 7-0, is scheduled to meet TCU at 9 a.m. Saturday at the TCU Rifle Range. The Rebels last beat Georgia Southern 4,723-4,717, led by Audrey Gogniat’s 1,186 aggregate score.
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William Carey lost 3-1 to Loyola on Friday, winning the third set before the Wolf Pack closed out the match, 25-22. The Crusaders are scheduled to face Xavier on Saturday in their regular-season finale.
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Grambling State defeated Alcorn State 25-14, 25-13, 25-23 in a Southwestern Athletic Conference match Friday. Alexis Burton led the Lady Braves with five kills.
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William Carey’s women scored 41 points to claim their fifth SSAC cross-country championship and third in a row. The men finished sixth at Friday’s meet in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Mississippi State lost to No. 10 Tennessee, 25-20, 25-14, 29-27, on Friday in Knoxville. Gha’Naye Whitfield-Moss led the Bulldogs with 10 kills, and the team is scheduled to visit No. 6 Kentucky on Sunday.
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Jayce Tillman scored a game-high 21 points as Coahoma Community College earned a 66-62 road win over Southeast Arkansas College on Thursday. The Tigers shot 49% from the field and committed nine turnovers.
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Northwest Mississippi beat Holmes 2-0 to claim its fourth consecutive Region 23 women’s soccer championship and secure a place in the NJCAA Division II national tournament. Olivia Miller and Yazzlin Alex scored, while goalkeeper Darby Woolever made 12 saves.
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Blue Mountain Christian beat UT Southern in three sets Friday, taking each set by at least eight points. Salice Speed and Marissa Gerleman led the Volley Toppers with nine kills apiece.
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