Brendan Farrell is a Preps/College Sports Reporter at DJournalSports. He focuses on a variety of sports topics, including team and individual sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive sports. Brendan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Aspen Times, Yahoo News, and The News & Observer Publishing Company.
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Tupelo, United States (Local)
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Brendan's coverage mainly revolves around local sports events, particularly high school and college basketball in Mississippi. Given this focus, he is likely to respond well to pitches related to upcoming games, player interviews, or stories about the impact of sports on local communities.
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PEARL β After overcoming some early nerves, West Union is one win away from back-to-back state titles.
PEARL β Presbyterian Christian's Bankston Walters has had a dominant season on the mound, and that didn't change once the Bobcats made it to Pearl.
By: Brendan Farrell
of 3 PEARL β Will Goodson was more than just good on the mound for Saltillo in Game 3.
PEARL β East Webster couldn't touch Mize ace Holder McAlpin, and now the Wolverines' backs are up against the wall.
By BRENDAN FARRELL Daily Journal Presbyterian Christian 8, Booneville 2 PCS;222;110;0;β;8;7;0 Booneville;200;000;0;β;2;3;5
By: Brendan Farrell
PEARL β After getting blanked in Game 1 against Presbyterian Christian, Booneville didn't fare much better in Game 2.
By: Brendan Farrell
PEARL β For nearly two hours, there was an elephant in the West Union dugout. The Eagles had a 2-0 lead on Taylorsville and were four innings away from winning back-to-back state titles.
TUPELO β When you've won six state titles at one school like Cliff Little has at Biggersville, it takes a lot to leave.
The playoff drought is over... now what?
By: Brendan Farrell
STARKVILLE β Mississippi State put the ball in Duke Stone's hands to start its run through its own regional, and he delivered in a big way.
