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    Prep hoops: West Harrison boys were the only Class 5A squad in “Southern Six” to win in the first round

    Curtis RockwellBy Curtis RockwellFebruary 15, 2023Updated:July 25, 20234 Mins Read3 Views
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    December 13, 2022: West Harrison guard Jamarcus Mccaleb (3) scores early in the game during the West Harrison versus Vancleave varsity boys basketball game at Vancleave, Mississippi. Photo: Bobby McDuffie/228 Sports
    December 13, 2022: West Harrison guard Javon McCalebb (4) during the West Harrison versus Vancleave varsity boys basketball game at Vancleave, Mississippi. Photo: Bobby McDuffie/228 Sports

    On Monday night in girls’ Class 5A state playoff action on Monday night, the four teams in the “Southern Six” all came up short and saw their respective seasons come to an end.

     On Tuesday night, as the boys’ joined the fray, things were only a bit better for the quartet of area teams on the hardwood.

    Only the West Harrison Hurricanes managed a win in the opening round of the state playoffs, as they knocked off visiting Brookhaven 57-49.

    Elsewhere, the season came to an end for three other area teams, as Gautier lost on the road to South Jones 59-52 as did Pearl River Central 66-48 to home-standing Florence while Vancleave hosted Wayne County but the site didn’t really make any difference as the War Eagles beat the Bulldogs 57-41.

    West Harrison will hit the road to Hattiesburg Saturday night to pace the Tigers in the second round.

    December 13, 2022: Vancleave Kade Medlen (21) during the West Harrison versus Vancleave varsity boys basketball game at Vancleave, Mississippi. Photo: Bobby McDuffie/228 Sports
    December 13, 2022: West Harrison guard Owen Reese (10) lays up for two during the West Harrison versus Vancleave varsity boys basketball game at Vancleave, Mississippi. Photo: Bobby McDuffie/228 Sports

    Here is the complete playoff schedule with results from the three larger classifications in the state in the opening round:

    FIRST ROUND

    CLASS 6A

    Boys

    Tuesday’s Scores

    Clinton 50, Lewisburg 47

    DeSoto Central 58, Murrah 56 (OT)

    Southaven 71, Grenada 60

    Tupelo 75, South Panola 44

    Oak Grove 51, D’Iberville 43

    Meridian 74, Ocean Springs 64

    Harrison Central 63, Pearl 33

    Terry 72, Gulfport 56

    Teams with First Round Byes: Starkville, Olive Branch, Horn Lake, Madison Central, Brandon, Northwest Rankin, Pascagoula, Biloxi.

    Girls

    Monday’s Scores

    Madison Central 46, Lewisburg 34

    DeSoto Central 55, Clinton 40

    South Panola 67, Grenada 64

    Starkville 60, Southaven 30

    Ocean Springs 57, Oak Grove 45

    Meridian 66, Pascagoula 29

    Harrison Central 46, Warren Central 38

    Tuesday’s Scores

    Gulfport 56, Terry 31

    Teams with First Round Byes: Tupelo, Center Hill, Horn Lake, Germantown, Brandon, Northwest Rankin, D’Iberville, Biloxi.

    December 13, 2022: West Harrison forward Larry Brothern (12) goes up for the shot but Vancleave Aiden Hood (24) gets the block during the West Harrison versus Vancleave varsity boys basketball game at Vancleave, Mississippi. Photo: Bobby McDuffie/228 Sports

    CLASS 5A

    Boys

    Tuesday’s Scores

    Vicksburg 82, Lafayette 52

    Forest Hill 57, Lake Cormorant 42

    Columbus 56, Neshoba Central 53 (OT)

    Saltillo 59, Ridgeland 54

    West Harrison 57, Brookhaven 49

    Florence 66, Pearl River Central 48

    Wayne County 57, Vancleave 41

    South Jones 59, Gautier 52

    Teams with First Round Byes: New Hope, Cleveland Central, Canton, Provine, West Jones, Hattiesburg, Picayune, George County.

    Girls

    Monday’s Scores

    Callaway 56, Cleveland Central 40

    Greenville 56, Forest Hill 33

    Holmes County Central 57, New Hope 48

    Natchez 38, Long Beach 34

    Brookhaven 60, Pearl River Central 32

    Hattiesburg 53, George County 15

    Wayne County 54, East Central 19

    Tuesday’s Scores

    Neshoba Central 63, Columbus 40

    Teams with First Round Byes: West Point, Lafayette, Ridgeland, Vicksburg, West Jones, Laurel, West Harrison, Gautier.

    December 13, 2022: West Harrison forward Javion Lane (1) during the West Harrison versus Vancleave varsity boys basketball game at Vancleave, Mississippi. Photo: Bobby McDuffie/228 Sports

    CLASS 4A

    Boys

    Tuesday’s Scores

    Corinth 48, Gentry 43

    New Albany 80, Louisville 54

    Yazoo City 63, Caledonia 38

    West Lauderdale 61, South Pontotoc 60

    Pontotoc 78, NE Lauderdale 54

    Greenwood 60, Mooreville 59

    Choctaw Central 79, Ripley 60

    Clarksdale 68, Itawamba AHS 56

    Forrest Co. AHS 66, Mendenhall 38

    Lanier 62, Moss Point 53

    Quitman 68, Columbia 45

    South Pike 49, Pass Christian 43

    Raymond 79, Greene County 32

    Lawrence County 71, Northeast Jones 35

    Bay High 36, McComb 35

    Newton County 84, Sumrall 79

    Girls

    Monday’s Scores

    Tishomingo County 62, Senatobia 32

    Choctaw Central 53, North Pontotoc 44

    Gentry 46, Corinth 34

    Pontotoc 56, Kosciusko 39

    South Pontotoc 49, Leake Central 43

    Clarksdale 44, Itawamba AHS 29

    Louisville 70, Ripley 40

    Mooreville 45, Yazoo City 21

    Mendenhall 50, Lawrence County 46

    North Pike 45, Greene County 41

    Quitman 59, Purvis 36

    Bay High 54, Lanier 30

    Raymond 45, Moss Point 10

    Northeast Jones 53, Sumrall 37

    Newton County 41, Columbia 35

    Tuesday’s Scores

    Pass Christian 59, South Pike 39

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    Curtis Rockwell

    Curtis has almost three decades of experience at four different daily newspapers across South Mississippi, specializing in Sports and live Music.

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