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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Tishomingo County played a pair of games in a round robin spring jamboree at Northeast Mississippi Community College in May, finishing off a strong spring with two wins.
Tyler Rosenthal always dreamed of becoming a head football coach, and he found his perfect fit at Biggersville.
Blue Mountain is adding two more former Biggersville Lions to their athletic programs.
To wrap up the second half of the high school basketball season, several area players hit career milestones of 1,000 points or more before finishing out the year.
Biggersville’s girls’ basketball team has enjoyed plenty of success over recent years, picking up a couple of state titles and making deep playoff runs each season.
New Corinth baseball coach Ben Aldridge has seen success in his first head coaching stint in Class 2A at Eupora.
Co-Players of the Year: Meg Moore, So., Tishomingo County and Kazli Timbes, Sr., Tishomingo County
With nearly their entire starting lineup coming back, Kossuth’s girls were mostly focused on fine-tuning a few areas during their summer basketball slate.
Corinth's girls basketball team continues to be a young group with potential, and the Lady Warriors saw even more of that this summer.
One of Corinth’s own will pitch on a big stage once again on Wednesday night.
