Dennis Clayton is a Sports Editor at New Albany Gazette. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including individual and team sports, as well as the intersection of sports with culture and society. Dennis is featured in BLOX Digital and the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal.
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By: Brendan Farrell, Dennis Clayton, Deon Blanchard
Hamilton's Trinity Jones recorded 10 strikeouts through two games in the third-round series against East Union.
By: Dennis Clayton
Lucy Cochran has been a dominant pitcher for East Union since earning a starting position as a seventh grader and over the recent weeks she hit 100 wins plus 1,000 strikeouts as evidence of her successful career as a member of a talented Lady Urchin squad.
By: Dennis Clayton
The Mississippi Association of Coaches, Mississippi High School Activities Association and C-Spire recently recognized the 2026 Miss Softball and Mr. Baseball Award recipients with a presentation ceremony at the MHSAA
By: Dennis Clayton
East Union Lady Urchins will defend their 2A state softball title as they won the north series over Hatley and will play Enterprise-Clarke for the state championship next week at USM.
By: Dennis Clayton
West Union had their hands full with a solid Smithville team, but the Lady Eagles were finally able to put them away and advance to the state championship series with their 5-2 victory on Friday.
By: Dennis Clayton
Winning one state championship in one's lifetime is an amazing accomplishment, but winning three in one school year is an exceptional one. Hunter Henson of New Albany was able to
ENTERPRISE West Union got a maximum outing on the mound from Tyson Henry and some clutch hitting from Mack Wallis as they defeated Tupelo Christian 5-1 on Monday in Game 3 of the Class 1A North finals.
By: Dennis Clayton
Several of our local baseball and softball players were recognized by division coaches for their exceptional play for the 2026 season. Here is the list of recipients by school and
Solomon said it best in Ecclesiastes 3:1 - "There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens."
By: Ben Garrett
Myrtle football won games the hard way last season.
