Melissa Meador is a journalist based in Corinth, Mississippi, focusing on local news and sports. She writes for the Daily Corinthian and Times-Mail, covering a wide range of topics including high school sports, community events, and local government. Her work has also been featured in The Herald-Times.
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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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CORINTH — The Corinth Lady Warriors finished out Division 1-5A play with ease, run-ruling West Point 21-0 in three innings, but one player achieved a special milestone.
CORINTH – Corinth passed a big test to end the regular season on Friday night.
Alcorn Central’s Dylan Hicks slides safely into third base. Hicks finished with three hits in the Bears’ win over Winona on Saturday.
BIGGERSVILLE – In a back and forth battle, Biggersville saw its season come to an end on a heartbreaker.
Corinth had a productive day at the Region 1-5A track meet with their boys bringing home the win and their girls finishing runner-up.
Alcorn Central finished off its first-round Class 3A playoff series win with a road trip to Winona on Tuesday, coming away with a 15-0 win.
Alcorn Central’s girls placed first at the Super Regional 1-3A meet, while their boys were second. Both teams are pictured with their first-place trophies at the division meet.
Alcorn Central boys’ double pair Davis Hardin, left, and Jacob Cornelius, right, share a handshake in their championship match win over East Webster.
Corinth made easy and quick work of its Class 5A first-round softball playoff series on Wednesday, breezing through with 17-0 and 18-0 wins to advance.
Alcorn Central’s Alex Gee signed his letter of intent with Millsaps to play both football and baseball. Pictured, front, from left, Thomas Gee, Gabby Gee, Alex Gee, Cindy Gee. Back, from left, football coaches Drew Dance, Jesse Nelson, Marty Warren and baseball coaches Trae Bain, Heath Wood and Nick Moore.
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