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Baseball sign-up through Thursday

February 22, 2013

By
Bryan Davis
dtleditor@bellsouth.net

Sign ups for Baseball, Softball and T-ball are going on at West Point Parks and Recreation. The deadline to get a player registered is February 28. Sign up location is the Recreation Building (by the skate park and old fairgrounds) where forms are available. Cost is $40.00. Submitted Photo

Lady Raiders sunk by Bowling Green 58-49

February 22, 2013

By
Will Nations
willbnations@yahoo.com

It was the semi-final round of the MAIS AA State Tournament Friday as the Oak Hill Lady Raiders took the floor against a strong Bowling Green School of Louisiana.

Seasoned Oak Hill ready for 2013 baseball season

February 22, 2013

By
Will Nations
willbnations@yahoo.com

It is about that time of year again when you start to hear the pop of the ball hitting the glove, and the ping of the aluminum bat followed by the cheers for a long-driven home run ball. As you maybe could guess, it is time for the high school baseball season to get under way here in West Point.

Oak Hill Raiders eliminated from postseason

February 21, 2013

By
Will Nations
willbnations@yahoo.com

Oak Hill Academy qualified for the MAIS AA State Tournament with a win over North Delta School last week in Madden on the campus of Leake Academy. The Raiders were unable to further their seeding though after two losses to Leake and Canton Academy in the following days of the tournament. The losses placed Oak Hill into the fourth seed and gave them a date with the AA South State Champions Central Private School of Central, Louisiana.

Lady Raiders defeat Columbia in opening round

February 21, 2013

By
Will Nations
willbnations@yahoo.com

The Lady Raiders returned to action Wednesday in the first round of the MAIS AA State Tournament on the campus of Canton Academy. Placed as a second seed out of the north, Oak Hill took on the third seed from the south Columbia Academy in a 4:00 p.m. tip-off.

Dewayne Jefferson comes full circle

February 20, 2013

By
Will Nations
willbnations@yahoo.com

Google search “Dewayne Jefferson”, and click the first link that you see on the list of sources containing the name. It should lead you to a Wikipedia profile which shows a short, brief paragraph about an American professional basketball player.
A West Point, Mississippi native Jefferson is well traveled. And even though the Wikipedia page does not fill in the blanks, I want to make those blanks disappear and fill them in with his story.
So you may be asking, who is Dewayne Jefferson?

Clay County Gridiron available through mail

February 20, 2013

By
Bryan Davis
dtleditor@bellsouth.net

For a $3 charge, you can acquire the Clay County Gridiron Review through the mail. This covers the price of the magazine and postage. Save that trip to town, and still receive the Dally Times Leader’s first football magazine. Above, Sports Editor Will Nations stands with a copy of the review. Photo by Bryan Davis

MSU Alumni Chapter to hold fundraiser golf tournament for scholarships

February 19, 2013

By
Bryan Davis
dtleditor@bellsouth.net

One student at West Point High School, Oak Hill Academy and Hebron Christian School is going to get a little help with college next fall, providing they are planning to attend Mississippi State University.
The MSU Alumni Chapter in West Point will be hosting its fourth-annual golf tournament to raise money for scholarships that will go to one Bulldog-bound student from each area high school.
The golf tournament, which will be played on May 6, 2013 is the primary way the chapter raises money for these scholarships.

OHA to play pair today

February 19, 2013

By
Bryan Davis
dtleditor@bellsouth.net

The Oak Hill Academy Lady Raiders will kick off State Tournament play at Canton against Columbia at 4 p.m. The OHA boys will follow directly at 5:15 p.m. against Central Private (Louisiana). Photo Courtesy of Kristen Stevens

Coaches say the darndest things

February 19, 2013

By
Will Nations
willbnations@yahoo.com

Recently, I ran across a quote from the current Biggersville basketball coach Cliff Little in a tweet from Southern Sentinel’s Kedrick Storey. Coach Little in reference to his upcoming opponent, Blue Mountain, said that they were “hungry…They’re like a man by a dumpster looking for a crumb.” Though some may see that as a slight at Blue Mountain or maybe even a negative remark about homelessness, Coach Little’s remark about Blue Mountain was the biggest compliment. Never would I want to be in an all-out brawl with someone who was that hungry.

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