Gene Phelps is a journalist for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, focusing on local sports coverage in Tupelo and the surrounding areas. With a keen eye for the game and a passion for storytelling, Gene brings the latest updates and highlights of high school sports teams, showcasing the talent and dedication of the local athletes.
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Northeast Mississippi, Mississippi, United States (Local)
Gene Phelps's primary focus is on local sports, particularly high school basketball in the Mississippi area. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and announcements related to local sporting events. Therefore, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out effectively should consider providing updates about upcoming games, notable achievements by teams or players, and any significant developments within the local sports community.
Given Gene's focus on specific schools and teams such as West Union, Eagles, Falcons, Bulldogs, Lady Hawks, and Myrtle among others; he would likely be interested in news regarding these particular entities - for example player profiles from these schools or game highlights involving these teams.
As his geographic focus is primarily local (United States/Mississippi/Tupelo), pitches should reflect this regional emphasis and offer insights into events relevant to this area.
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ENTERPRISE - West Union picked the best time to be playing at a high level – the postseason.
INGOMAR – Sebastopol senior right-hander Neely Wolverton was a dominating force Saturday in her team’s 8-0 victory against Ingomar in Game 2 of the MHSAA Class 2A playoffs.
By: Gene Phelps
MYRTLE – Myrtle received some offensive punch Thursday from two eighth graders – outfielder Ally Murphy and third baseman McKensie Wise – in its 5-0 victory over Potts Camp in
ELLISTOWN – East Union freshman flamethrower Lucy Cochran struck out Sebastopol’s Hanna Boleware in her first two at-bats during Friday’s MHSAA second-round Class 2A state playoff series opener.
ENTERPRISE – It all comes down to Monday for West Union and Wheeler softball.
By: Gene Phelps
ELLISTOWN – East Union’s offense produced the needed runs and the Lady Urchins’ pitching was solid Thursday in their 8-2 victory against Eupora in Game 1 of the MHSAA Class
By: Gene Phelps
West Union coach Jake McDonald meets with his team during the fifth inning of Saturday’s playoff loss to Pine Grove. GENE PHELPS | Special to the Gazette
ELLISTOWN – Union pitcher Alanee Wheeler flexed some muscle in the circle and at the plate in Thursday’s 3-1 victory over East Union in Game 1 of the Class 2A
By: Gene Phelps
PINE GROVE – Pine Grove’s softball team knows now that big things can come in small packages. In Friday’s postseason game, the prize was the bat of 5-foot-3, 112-pound Jazzie
MYRTLE – Pine Grove softball coach Justin Jordan loves the fight in his team.
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