The Central Holmes Trojans got a warmup for the upcoming Class AA playoffs with a run-rule win over Tunica Academy last week.
The Trojans battered Tunica 17-5 in their only action last week.
The Central Holmes Trojans should be well rested as they prepare for the Class AA playoffs to begin next week.
The Trojans played just one game last week as they beat Humphreys Academy 11-4.
The Central Holmes Trojans wrapped up the District 1-2A title last week with a 16-11 win over Marshall on Tuesday.
With the title secure, the Trojans lost 6-5 to Marshall on Friday.
The Central Holmes Trojans suffered their first loss of the season last week, falling 5-4 to rival Winona Christian on Friday.
The Trojans had already beaten the Stars 10-6 on Thursday.
The Central Holmes Trojans continued its impressive play this past week with a pair of key district wins.
The Trojans opened the week on Tuesday with a 16-4 win over Oak Hill an then finished off the series with an 8-4 win over the Raiders on Thursday.
The Central Holmes Trojans will come out of the spring break fresh and rested as they enter the stretch run of their schedule.
The Central Holmes Trojans got in two games last week and came away with a pair of district wins.
The Trojans swept Carroll, pounding the Rebels 18-2 and 11-1 in their only action of the week.
Central Holmes was able to squeeze in three games last week and came away with two wins.
Central Holmes' magical run came to an abrupt end last week with a pair of losses in the Class AA state tournament.
The Lady Trojans beat Centreville 46-44 in the opening round before losing to Brookhaven 53-46 in the semifinals to snap a 23-game winning streak.
Weather permitting, springs sports will hit full swing this week. Rain is expected to visit the Attala County area most of this week, but the full impact of the wet weather on local sports will not be known until Saturday comes to a close.
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