Despite finishing the 2018 campaign with a record of 15-0-1, the Holmes Community College Lady Bulldogs still have a bitter taste in their mouths after losing on penalty kicks in last year's MACJC/Region XXIIII semifinals.
Per usual, the Bulldogs of Holmes Community College will face a tough football schedule this year, taking on three teams ranked in the top 10 in the nation according to various preseason polls.
Thirty-nine Holmes Community College student athletes and five Holmes Community student-athletes have been recognized for their work in the classroom during the 2018-19 school year.
Two Holmes Community College Lady Bulldog pitchers have been named to the MACJC All-State Team for 2019. Mary Clayton Burrell, a freshman from Sallis, was named First Team while Brooklyne Eubanks, a sophomore from Mize, was named Second Team.
Holmes Community College Head Men's Basketball Coach Jason Flanigan has set the 2019 Jason Flanigan Basketball Camp for June 24-27 on the Goodman Campus of Holmes Community College.
On April 4, the Holmes Community College Alumni Association inducted five former athletes into the 2019 Sports Hall of Fame in Frank Branch Coliseum in Goodman. Inductees included Attala County native Richard Wayne Atkins.
Former Kosciusko High School standout Walker Yuille banged out four hits for Holmes Community College last week, including a double, while scoring five runs and driving in another.
The Holmes Community College Bulldogs improved to .500 on the season behind four touchdowns from sophomore quarterback Reggie Hayes on a 34-14 win over the Mississippi Delta Community College Trojans on Homecoming 2018.
Two early turnovers here Thursday night gave the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Bulldogs early momentum as they knocked off the No. 15 ranked Holmes Community College Bulldogs, 48-14.
Ethel native retires as HCC softball coach
