Game Of The Week stories

The Lions kept answering the Tigers, riding big plays from Chris Willis to a 49–46 road win in Friday’s Game of the Week.

The Red Raiders scored 28 straight after Amory struck first. Dashaun Clifton and SirValad Montgomery helped build the lead in Shannon’s fourth consecutive victory.

The Red Raiders bring three straight wins to Amory, where the Panthers have won four of five. Another Region 2-4A victory is at stake tonight.

Yoshawn Hudson ran for 281 yards as Winona broke a halftime tie, pulled away after the break and stayed unbeaten at its renovated Tiger Field.

Three years after their state championship meeting, the Tigers meet again Friday with Winona 6–0, Noxubee County 5–1 and Region 4-3A positioning at stake.

Danelius Conner’s late fourth-down touchdown lifted the Red Raiders past the unbeaten Warriors in a homecoming thriller at Mike Scott Field.

Kason Mathis scored twice, and Mooreville turned interceptions into touchdowns in a 42–0 homecoming win over Mantachie.

A cup introduced in 2016, 61 recorded meetings and a rivalry that once produced 128 points. Tonight, Mantachie’s winning streak meets Mooreville’s homecoming.

Baldwyn has controlled the documented series, but a Mooreville offense coming off back-to-back 40-point games has a chance to change the story tonight at Steve Bass Field.

An illegal-hurdling call wiped out a Hatley touchdown with the Tigers ahead 16-14. Mantachie stayed within reach, then drove 80 yards to finish a comeback from nine points down.

The 2–0 Tigers bring a 20-point rivalry comeback to Mustang Stadium, where a Mantachie offense coming off a 45-point win waits tonight.

The Hatley senior went 6-for-6 for 127 passing yards and a touchdown, adding 68 yards and a touchdown on nine carries as the Tigers rallied past Smithville 22-20.

The Tigers trailed 20–0 in the second quarter before scoring 22 unanswered points and turning Smithville away inside the 10-yard line late in the fourth.

The Tigers carry a four-game winning streak in the series into Thomas Carroll Field, where a 1-0 Smithville team is chasing its first rivalry victory since 2021.