Blake Brannon

The Pass Christian Pirates saw three athletes sign on at the next level Wednesday in a number of sports.

PRCC men’s soccer heads to national tournament for third time in four years

The Hawks have been on a tear in the last few years, winning three out of the last five 6A state titles, and the ones they haven’t won, they’ve been the runner-ups.

Gautier’s Fredrick Nicholson splits his time between the football field and baseball diamond as well as splitting time between his high school classes and junior college classes.

Officials with the Hall of Fame say they’re not only honoring the athletes themselves, but all the history that comes with it.

Head coach Jay Beech enters his 11th year with the Hornets and over the past decade, he knows what it takes to get the most out of his guys.

Coming off of a nine-win season, the Pirates are itching to get back on the field in 2024.

Overall, the coast is well represented across the board at D1 schools.

More than half of the Golden Eagles roster is made up of players from the Magnolia State and coach Hall says that’s by design and was the blueprint they wanted to build four years ago.

Overall, the coast is well represented across the board at D1 schools.