Tippah County, Mississippi Sports
Neely Cooper pitched a five-inning no-hitter to lead Blue Mountain Christian University to an 8-0 victory in game two, completing a doubleheader sweep of Thomas in SSAC softball action.
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TIPPAH COUNTY–A new feature to our site will be a weekly posting of all the Tippah County high school sports
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High school football season is right around the corner! The 2022 edition of Friday night lights begins Aug. 26. Here’s a look at schedule for the Ripley Tigers…
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Neely Cooper pitched a five-inning no-hitter to lead Blue Mountain Christian University to an 8-0 victory in game two, completing a doubleheader sweep of Thomas in SSAC softball action.
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The Blue Mountain Christian University Toppers lost to the Thomas Nighthawks 13-2 in the final game of their SSAC series Saturday. Thomas built an early lead and held on for the win.
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The Blue Mountain Christian Toppers split a doubleheader against the Point Skyhawks on Saturday, falling in game one before winning game two convincingly.
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The Blue Mountain Christian Toppers lost both games of a three-game series against the Thomas Night Hawks, with scores of 9-2 and 5-2. The team showed competitive moments but couldn’t secure the wins.
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The Blue Mountain Christian women’s tennis team fell 7-0 to Bethel University in Tennessee on Tuesday. Bethel secured all three doubles matches and won all singles contests.
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Blue Mountain Christian men’s tennis team lost to Bethel University on the road, 7-0, despite several close matches.
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The No. 8 Blue Mountain Christian University men’s golf team placed third at the BMCU Spring Classic held at Mossy Oak Golf Course. The Toppers competed against a strong field of NAIA teams.
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The Toppers placed eighth among 12 teams at the BMCU Spring Classic held at Old Waverly Golf Course, facing a competitive field that included three NAIA Top 10 programs.
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The Blue Mountain Christian University track and field teams posted multiple top-10 finishes at the Rhodes Invitational in Memphis, including a first-place finish by Ella Shepherd in the women’s 3,000-meter steeplechase.
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The Blue Mountain Christian University women’s tennis team concluded the SSAC Roundup with a 7-0 loss to No. 5 William Carey in Montgomery, Alabama. Despite the defeat, the Toppers gained experience against top-ranked competition.
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