Even with COVID-19 wreaking chaos on all of the sports teams on MC’s campus, the men’s basketball team was affected more than most. Even with the Gulf South Conference graciously putting together a shortened, conference only, winter season, the Choctaws played far less games that were scheduled. Out of the 20 games scheduled at the start of this past year,

Initiating a new athletics program for any university is challenging in and of itself. However, adding in the additional element of doing this exact thing amid a pandemic seems almost impossible. For Mississippi College’s women’s golf team, that was exactly the case. Yet, they made it through the rough year that was 2020 and are now starting their 2021 season

From its inception in 2005 to the social media icon it is today, YouTube has always been a place for people of any kind to share their passion, stories, or anything in between. With all the different variety of videos that exist on the platform, a new form has emerged in the past year: documenting the daily lives of athletes.

The men and women’s golf teams both competed this past week during the fall break with the men posting strong numbers and the women securing a runner-up finish. The men were a part of The Battle for the Belt held at Hot Springs Country Club and hosted by Henderson State while the Lady Choctaws traveled to Millington, Tennessee for the

After a relatively quiet first half between the Choctaws and the Patriots of UT-Tyler, MC’s offense exploded in the second half, producing all four of their goals in only a 10-minute span. Defensively, the team held strong as well, as they added a shutout to their already impressive win.  No true chances came in the first half by either squad,

The Mississippi College volleyball team return home after a two-game road trip where they took on West Alabama. The Lady Choctaws cruised to a victory, winning in straight sets which puts them at 5-6 on the season with a 3-3 GSC record. The Tigers are still winless on the year and have dropped the last six meetings between the two

Even with COVID-19 causing a sporadic and unusual season for the Mississippi College cross country teams, there were plenty of positives to look at and excitement for this season. In 2020, the men’s team never placed lower than fourth and won the Fast Cats Classic held at Kentucky Wesleyan College. The women had even more success as they also won

Mississippi College athletics are mourning the loss of a legend, as former head football coach and athletic director John M. Williams passed away on Sep. 2 at his family home in Byram.   Williams played football at Port Gibson HS and Copiah Lincoln CC before finishing his playing career at Mississippi College, graduating in 1957. After college, he began his successful coaching

Before the virus-shortened spring season that occurred earlier this year, the Lady Choctaw volleyball team had not produced a winning season since 1994. Although they only played a total of nine matches in the 2020 season, it was one for the record books in multiple ways. The Gulf South Conference implemented a Spring Championship Series for fall sports that could

It would be a massive understatement to say that the past year has presented us all with many obstacles. From our own personal battles, family members, local businesses, and even this great campus of Mississippi College, it seems like everyone was impacted by the coronavirus one way or the other. One of the main groups impacted on campus was that