Jonathan Wise

SPRINGVILLE- The South Pontotoc Cougars finished off spring practice with an impressive 37-6 victory over Strayhorn on Friday, May 8. South dominated from the start in the four-quarter scrimmage, which did not include live contact in the kicking game. kAm“(6 D2H D@>6 <:5D WE@?:89EX E92E 4@F=5 A=2J 2?5 7:== D@>6 C@=6D[” D2:5 ?6H $@FE9 !@?E@E@4 w625 r@249 y@?2E92? q62C5] “(6 H6C6 23=6 E@ D66 H92E H6 925 4@>:?8 FA 2?5 9@H E96J C624E65 :?

SPRINGVILLE- The South Pontotoc Lady Cougars had an impressive regular season finale last Tuesday, rolling 14-2 over region foe Corinth. South took an early lead after the Lady Warriors walked four batters and made an error in the bottom of the 1st. Haylee Phillips drew a bases-loaded walk to make it 1-0. The Lady Cougars left the bases loaded, but they would get plenty of hits with runners on as the game progressed. kAmp 32D6 9:E 2?5 2? 6CC@C AFE E96 7:CDE EH@ CF??6CD @? 7@C r@C:?E9 :?

SPRINGVILLE- Tishomingo County jumped on top early and gradually pulled away on their way to a 12-4 win over South Pontotoc on Friday. Mistakes cost the Cougars, as the Braves started the game with four runs on only one hit in the top of the 1st inning. Spencer Kirk and Beau Crum walked before Jonah McDuffy lined an RBI single. Another walk was followed by a run scoring on a wild pitch and an RBI groundout by Cooper Hopkins. A two-out error on a ground ball from Brennan Walker made it 4-0.