players
Banned
DOUBLE SHOCKER IN 6A!!!!!
Both Jackson Provine and Madison Central bites the dust last night.
I didn't know the big 7 footer transferred from Madison Central to Grenada. He was the big difference in that Provine win for Grenada.
Grenada upsets Class 6A favorite Provine behind White's triple-double.......................... Clarion ledger
Even in its first year in Class 6A, Provine was considered the favorite to win a state championship.
But a 6-foot-11 Dandy Dozen center and a pesky opposing defense ended that dream Wednesday.
Joniah White posted a triple-double (13 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocks) to lead Grenada to a surprising 67-61 win over Provine in in the semifinals of the MHSAA Class 6A boys basketball state championships at the Mississippi Coliseum. Grenada will play Madison Central/Gulfport in the title game Saturday at 8 p.m.
White, who transferred to Grenada from Madison Central after his junior year, altered shots and clogged up the middle of the lane effectively for the Chargers.
Gulfport upends Madison Central in 6A semis.....................Clarion Ledger
It was a rematch of last year’s boys 6A semifinals.
Just with the exact opposite ending.
Gulfport came back in the second half to stun Madison Central 44-40 in Wednesday’s semifinal round of the Class 6A MHSAA boys state championships.
Gulfport (31-3) will face Grenada at 8 p.m. Saturday for its first title in 12 years.
“It’s funny, (Madison Central coach) Rahim (Lockhart) is one of my better friends,” said Gulfport coach Owen Miller, who lost to Madison Central in a holiday tournament in December. “I hate it was against him (Wednesday), but I guess it was just our turn.”
Both Jackson Provine and Madison Central bites the dust last night.
I didn't know the big 7 footer transferred from Madison Central to Grenada. He was the big difference in that Provine win for Grenada.
Grenada upsets Class 6A favorite Provine behind White's triple-double.......................... Clarion ledger
Even in its first year in Class 6A, Provine was considered the favorite to win a state championship.
But a 6-foot-11 Dandy Dozen center and a pesky opposing defense ended that dream Wednesday.
Joniah White posted a triple-double (13 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocks) to lead Grenada to a surprising 67-61 win over Provine in in the semifinals of the MHSAA Class 6A boys basketball state championships at the Mississippi Coliseum. Grenada will play Madison Central/Gulfport in the title game Saturday at 8 p.m.
White, who transferred to Grenada from Madison Central after his junior year, altered shots and clogged up the middle of the lane effectively for the Chargers.
Gulfport upends Madison Central in 6A semis.....................Clarion Ledger
It was a rematch of last year’s boys 6A semifinals.
Just with the exact opposite ending.
Gulfport came back in the second half to stun Madison Central 44-40 in Wednesday’s semifinal round of the Class 6A MHSAA boys state championships.
Gulfport (31-3) will face Grenada at 8 p.m. Saturday for its first title in 12 years.
“It’s funny, (Madison Central coach) Rahim (Lockhart) is one of my better friends,” said Gulfport coach Owen Miller, who lost to Madison Central in a holiday tournament in December. “I hate it was against him (Wednesday), but I guess it was just our turn.”
