Brandon Shields

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Mississippi high school/JUCO sports reporter for MS Gridiron . Email story ideas to [email protected]. Suffering Broncos fan. Survive and advance.

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Final: Jackson Academy 15, Jackson Prep 7. The seven-time defending MAIS Class 6A state champions are out. Raiders scored 10 runs in top of 7th. Foster Meacham with two homers to lead JA. Raiders win series 2-1 and advance to face Hartfield Academy in 6A semifinal round next week.

Tre Gunn with a 2-yard touchdown run. Biggersville takes a 53-49 lead over Velma Jackson with 9 seconds left.

Class 4A Playoffs Final: West Lauderdale 26, Shannon 23. Chase Gathings comes down with a 42-yard touchdown catch on a Hail Mary pass on last play of game. Knights will host Louisville Class 4A North State next Friday night.

Final: Brookhaven 31, West Point 19. Caiden Quarles named games MVP. Panthers claim MHSAA Class 5A State Championship. Second state title overall and first since 2004.

Final: Columbia 6, Kosciusko 0. Tyson Brown with the INT to win it for the Wildcats. Tra Lewis named the games MVP. Wildcats claim the MHSAA Class 4A state championship. Third state title overall and first since 2021.

Final: Jackson Academy 50, Hartfield Academy 14. Aaric Beasley rushes for 142 yards and 3 touchdowns to lead JA. Raiders claim MAIS Class 4A, Division I state championship. 10th state title overall and first state title since 2011.

Final: Grenada 43, Hattiesburg 14. Chargers claim MHSAA Class 6A State Championship. First state title in school history.

Final: No. 4 Northwest 34, No. 7 East Central 7. Rangers claim MACCC State Championship. 12th state overall and first since 2021.

Final: East Union 8, Clarkdale 3. A 5-4-3 double play ends the game. Ben Basil goes 3-for-3 with a RBI and was the winning pitcher for the Urchins. Ethan LaMontagne was named MVP of the series. Urchins claim MHSAA Class 2A state championship. Fifth state overall and first since 2023.

Final: Brandon 1, Hernando 0. Jay McQueen named MVP of the series. Bulldogs claim the MHSAA Class 7A State Championship. Second state title overall and first since 1967.

Final: Olive Branch 59, Ridgeland 56. Conquistadors claim MHSAA Class 6A State Championship. Second state title overall and first since 2018.

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Jackson Academy four-star offensive lineman Caden Moss commits to Ohio State. Moss chose the Buckeyes over Ole Miss, Kentucky, LSU, Tennessee, Oregon, and Tennessee.

Final: Petal 7, Oxford 4. Trey Barnes goes 3-for-4 with a HR, 2 RBI’s, and 2 stolen bases to lead Petal and was named the series MVP. Panthers claim MHSAA Class 7A State Championship. Seventh state title overall and first since 2011.

Mylan Stubbs comes down with the hail mary as time expires for Gulfport to tie game 20-20.

Final: Magnolia Heights 9, MRA 1. Ole Miss signee Cole Prosek pitches a complete game scattering six hits, one run, had 9 strikeouts and went 2-for-3 with a HR and 2 RBI’s. Chiefs claim MAIS Class 4A, Division I state championship. 8th state title in a row and 18th state overall.

Final: Olive Branch 58, Neshoba Central 57. Chloe Dorsey had 15 points and 14 rebounds to lead Olive Branch and was named the game’s MVP. Lady Quistors claim MHSAA Class 6A state championship. Fourth state title overall and first since 2021.

Final: Choctaw County 34, Noxubee County 27. Chargers claim MHSAA Class 3A State Championship. First state title in school history.

Down goes No. 1. Boys Basketball Final: Madison Central 55, Starkville 44. Jeff Flanagan had a game-high 20 points to lead Madison Central and Maddox Singletary added 13 points for Jaguars.

Final: Warren Central 56, Hattiesburg 34. Nash Morgan passes for 127 yards with a touchdown and ran for 184 yards and 3 touchdowns to lead Warren Central and was named the games MVP. Vikings claim MHSAA Class 6A state championship. Third state title overall and first since 1994.

Class 7A South (Game 2) Final: Brandon 13, Oak Grove 1 in 5 innings. Keith Forbes with a 3-run home run to win it for Brandon. Bulldogs sweep series and advance to play for Class 7A State Championship next week at Trustmark Park.

Class 6A State Championship (Game 1) Final: Saltillo 4, George County 3 in 8 innings. Smythe McCoy with a walk-off single to right to win it for the Tigers. Game 2 is tomorrow night at 7 p.m.

Final: Leake Academy 25, Tri-County Academy 24. Caden Stovall hits a 29-yard field goal as time expires to win it for Leake. Rebel claim MAIS Class 3A, Division I state championship. Second state title overall and first since 2020.

Final: Poplarville 29, Louisville 28. Hornets claim Class 4A State Championship. First state title in school history.

Final: Ridgeland 79, Olive Branch 53. Phil Nelson had 26 points to lead Ridgeland and was named the games MVP. Titans claim Class 6A State Championship. First state title in school history.

Final: Sumrall 2, Ripley 0. Landon Hawkins tosses a complete game shutout scattering four hits and had 2 strikeouts. Cade Clinton named MVP of the series. Bobcats claim MHSAA Class 4A State Championship. Seventh state title overall and first since 2022.

Boys Class 6A Semifinals Final: Ridgeland 48, Pascagoula 42. Titans advance and will face Olive Branch for the Class 6A State Championship on Saturday at 4 p.m.

Final: Meridian 54, Clinton 50 Wildcats claim MHSAA Class 7A State Championship. Fourth state title overall and first since 2017.