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No. 5 Haygon Sheedy chases a Kirk Academy defender during last Friday night’s road game in Grenada. Photo by Chuck Hathcock

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Colonels head to Washington
By PAUL PUTNAM SPORTS WRITER
Fri,10/11/24-11:15AM , 242 Reads
With a gnawing hunger for a football victory, it will be a very familiar opponent serving as the Indianola Academy Colonels’ competition tonight.
Taking a trip to Greenville, today’s 7 p.m. kickoff will find the 2-5, 2-0 Colonels serving as Washington School’s Homecoming visitor while they take on the 3-4 Generals.
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The Indianola Academy softball team gets ready to leave for state last Saturday. Pictured atop are Meri Addyson Donahue, Maggie Jenkins, and Addison Rambo. Bottom, from left are Maisy Smith, Makensie Smith, Hayden Sherland, Calli Grant, Aubri Rybolt, Addisyn Battle, Carlyle Reed, Kelly Arrington, Nyla Thomas, Camryn Smith and Presley Bradshaw. Not pictured are Julia Davis and Ann Ledbetter.

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IA softball makes huge run: Lady Colonels surge in playoffs, fall at state
By PAUL PUTNAM SPORTS WRITER
Fri,10/11/24-11:10AM , 322 Reads
An inspired run through the 4A State Playoffs came to an end last Saturday for the Indianola Academy Lady Colonels softball team.
Becoming the first IA softball team to reach state playoff competition since the 2009 season, the Lady Colonels traveled to Magee for their shot at the state title.
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Akerrion Ingram makes a tackle during the first half of last Friday’s homecoming game against Amanda Elzy. Photo by Bryan Davis

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Tigers hoping to claw to win over Humphreys in final home game after homecoming loss
By PAUL PUTNAM SPORTS WRITER
Fri,10/11/24-11:00AM , 315 Reads
The first half of the Homecoming game at Thomas Edwards High School last Friday night was all one could ask it to be.
However, the second half of the contest thoroughly belonged to the Panthers of Amanda Elzy High as the Edwards High Tigers saw a 22-14 halftime lead disappear in the third quarter of the game.
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Turnovers Doom Trojans in 20-14 Loss to Northeast
Sun,10/06/24-8:51PM , 233 Reads

On the stat sheet, it wasn't close.
The Trojans (1-4 overall and 0-2 MACCC) racked up 382 yards of offense and only gave up 192.
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