Deon Blanchard Monroe is a journalist for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, focusing on local sports coverage in Northeast Mississippi. With a passion for high school and college athletics, Deon provides in-depth analysis, game recaps, and predictions for the region's sports teams.
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Northeast Mississippi, Mississippi, United States (Local)
Deon Blanchard Monroe’s coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports and county tournaments in Northeast Mississippi. He has a strong emphasis on covering specific games, team victories, and player signings.
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By: Deon Blanchard
KOSCIUSKO – After trailing early, the Amory Panthers battled their way back to take the lead but ultimately fell short after a walk-off home run sealed the 12-11 Game 3
By: Deon Blanchard
NETTLETON – Nothing comes easy in playoff baseball, and the Nettleton Tigers showed what it takes to start a series off strong on Friday.
NETTLETON – The Nettleton Lady Tigers had a chance to get their revenge on the team that put them out of the playoffs last year but fell just short in the two-game series.
By: Deon Blanchard Monroe
Hatley's Jessie McHenry struck out seven batters during Saturday's win over Union to force Game 3. Deon Blanchard/Monroe Journal
HAMILTON – The Hamilton Lions may have gotten off to a slow start in Game 2 against Eupora on Saturday, but they finished with authority, sealing an 11-4 win to advance to the third round.
By: Deon Blanchard
Three track teams in Monroe County successfully conquered the challenges at North half last week to advance their runners to the state meet.
UNION – Union survived Hatley’s early blows and delivered a knockout punch to clinch the Class 2A second-round playoff series in an 8-3 win in Game 3 on Tuesday.
By: Deon Blanchard Monroe
Hatley's Marleigh Cockrell tries to tag out Union's Destiny Moulds as she slides into home plate.
By: Deon Blanchard Monroe
Amory's Julianna Simmons signed to continue her softball career at Southwest Tennessee Community College. Pictured sitting, from left: Ashley Bates, Julianna Simmons and Cassidy Brown. Standing: Tommy Simmons and Kim Simmons. Deon Blanchard/Monroe Journal
By: Deon Blanchard Monroe
Hatley's Marleigh Cockrell celebrates with her dad, coach Opie Cockrell, after hitting an RBI single in the first inning of Tuesday's game. Deon Blanchard/Monroe Journal
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