Melissa Meador is the Sports Editor at the Corinthian. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports domain, including individual and team sports, competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and events. Her work has been featured in The Herald-Times, Times-Mail, BLOX Digital, and the Daily Corinthian.
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Melissa Meador's coverage mainly focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports like basketball, football, volleyball, and soccer. She also covers county tournaments and championships extensively.
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Players of the Year: Ethan Killough, So., Kossuth and Evan Killough, 8th, Kossuth
For Alcorn Central coach Clark Whitten, getting his team out and about and gaining some experience is always a priority during summer basketball.
By: Melissa Meador
One of the volleyball programs on the rise gets an added boost this season with a championship-winning coach as Adam Mauney takes over as Booneville’s head volleyball coach.
By: Melissa Meador
The schedule never eases up for the Tishomingo County Lady Braves, even in the summer.
Players of the Year: Caliann Mitchell, Sr., Kossuth and Bailee Shelton, Sr., McNairy Central
Michael Lee went on a big run of state championships with Kossuth bowling. Now he's taking that championship experience to Biggersville, ready to help the Lions potentially chase some titles.
Corinth had a young volleyball team in 2025 with just one starter returning from the year before.
New Biggersville volleyball coach Katelin Wallace has seen her team make steady improvements throughout the summer.
The first sport of the 2026-2027 season is upon us, and it's a good one as we know the area always provides plenty of talent and strong teams in volleyball.
Walnut is coming off its second Class 2A volleyball state title in program history, but if they want to repeat this season, they will have to do so without the help of several key contributors from that championship team.
