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Running
back joins rare company with 1,000-yard season
Northeast
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Northeast
Mississippi Community College sophomore running back Jeremy Cannon
(New Albany) joined rare company in the Tigers’ season finale
on Saturday, October 24.
Cannon entered
Northeast final game against Northwest Mississippi Community College
in Senatobia needing 23 yards on the season to break the 1,000-yard
mark.
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Tigers
end season in Senatobia
Northeast
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Northeast
Mississippi Community College’s football team capped its 2009
season with another close one.
Northeast (2-7,
2-4 in North Division) held the state’s topped ranked pass
offense to under 250 yards through the air, but it was not enough
as the Tigers fell in the season finale to the Northwest Rangers
17-14 Saturday, October 24.
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Running
back 23 yards shy of 1,000-yard plateau
Northeast
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Northeast
Mississippi Community College sophomore running back Jeremy Cannon
(New Albany) sits just 23 yards shy of the 1,000-yard plateau as
Northeast enters its final game of the 2009 season Saturday, October
24.
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MACJC
All-Star Classic set for December
Northeast
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Northeast
Mississippi Community College’s Keenum Stadium will host the
thirty-sixth annual Mississippi Association of Community/Junior
Colleges (MACJC) All-Star Classic football game on Saturday, December
5
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MACJC
rewards running back for career day
Northeast
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After
a career day against East Central Community College, Northeast Mississippi
Community College running back Jeremy Cannon (New Albany) was selected
as a Player of the Week when the Mississippi Association of Community
and Junior Colleges (MACJC)/National Junior College Athletic Association
(NJCAA) Region XXIII statistics were released on Monday, October
5.
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Divine
intervention steps in against Tigers
Northeast
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Northeast
Mississippi Community College’s football team lost a 34-28
heartbreaker in overtime to the East Central Warriors in Decatur
Saturday, October 3.
East Central pulled off some homecoming magic and seemed to get
some help from “higher powers” with two touchdowns coming
off “hail mary” passes as the horn sounded at the end
of the first half and at the end of regulation.
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Madden
does it again
Northeast
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Northeast
Mississippi Community College Tiger safety LaDarrius Madden from
Colbert County (Ala.) High School was selected as one of the MACJC
Region 23 Defensive “Top Performers of the Week” for
the second time in 2009.
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Northeast
looks to 'blackout' ICC in rivalry game
Northeast
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Northeast Mississippi
Community College battles its closest rival on Thursday, Sept. 8
at Keenum Stadium in Booneville.
Northeast (0-2)
entertains Itawamba Community College (1-1) in the Mississippi Association
of Community/Junior Colleges’ (MACJC) North Division opener
for both schools
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Five
softball players set to make history
Northeast
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Five
members of the Northeast Mississippi Community College’s softball
team will make history when they participate in the first-ever Domino’s
Mississippi JUCO All-Star Showcase on November 7.
Sophomores Amy Blakeney (Nashville, Tenn.), Danielle Frederick (Wheeler),
Sara Beth Michael (Booneville), Shardae Ward (Aberdeen) and Devin
Reader of Iuka were all selected to play in the all-star contest
at Freedom Ridge Park in Ridgeland..
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Football
team takes 11th-ranked team to brink
Northeast
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Northeast’s
football team took the nation’s eleventh-ranked team to the
brink Thursday night in a game that featured the state’s top
two defenses.
However, the
offenses took over in the Poplarville match-up with Northeast and
Pearl River combining for 936 yards of total offense and 65 points.
After a scare
in the second quarter (21-20), Pearl River expanded its lead in
the second half and handed Northeast its second loss of the season
42-23.
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Hinds
spoils Tiger home opener in overtime
By
Bruce Jacobs, Staff Writer
Published 8/31/09
On
a fair night at Northeast’s Keenum Stadium, the Tigers took
on the Hinds Eagles in the season opener and despite a good effort
came up short, falling 16-7 in overtime..
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Tigers
look to clip Eagles wings in home opener
Northeast
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Northeast
Mississippi Community College opens its second year of the Ricky
Smither era as the Tigers host Hinds Community College on Thursday
at Keenum Stadium in Booneville..
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Northeast
Sports Hall of Fame inducts second class of honorees
Northeast
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Northeast
honored four former athletes and a former men’s basketball
coach at the second annual Northeast Sports Hall of Fame banquet
Thursday, August 13.
Former Tigers
and Lady Tigers joining the Northeast Sports Hall of Fame were former
basketball players Gerald Caveness, Clyde Jones, Evelyn Thompson,
and football player Larry Parker along with former Tiger basketball
coach Harvey Childers.
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Darnell
joins Tiger coaching staff
Northeast
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When
Northeast Mississippi Community College football coach Ricky Smither
was looking to replace the Tigers offensive coordinator; he knew
exactly where to turn.
Smither signed former University of Mississippi and Corinth High
School standout quarterback John Darnell to lead the Tigers’
offense during the 2009 campaign..
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Baseball
players become part of Blue Mountain history
Northeast
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Northeast
Mississippi Community College baseball players Seth Kennedy (Iuka)
and Zane Treadaway (East Union) helped the Northeast baseball team
create history during the 2009 season.
Now, the Tiger teammates are part of the record books at Blue Mountain
College.
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Former
baseball coach heads to College World Series
Northeast
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One
season with the Golden Eagles has turned exactly that … golden
as former Northeast Mississippi Community College assistant baseball
coach Richy Harrelson heads to the College World Series (CWS) in
Omaha, Nebraska.
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