WEST POINT — The New Hope High School boys and girls soccer teams kept clean sheets during Thursday’s road matches at West Point.
But the Trojans’ side of the scorebook was anything but empty. Both the boys and girls teams beat the Green Wave by a 7-0 final score.
For the girls team, Allie Sanford, Roni Kate West and Brylee Smith each had two goals apiece. D’Asia Cockrell also found the back of the net.
On the boys side, Jack Oswalt was the only Trojan with a brace. Landry Allison, Jose Castillo, Cole Crawford, Austin Minichino and Rylinn Loyd each scored for New Hope.
New Hope will host Columbus on Friday night.
Other scores
Prep girls basketball
Bayou Academy 41, Heritage Academy 38
Prep boys basketball
Heritage Academy 54, Bayou Academy 43
Starkville Academy 56, Washington School 17 (Record: 15-8)
Prep girls soccer
Nettleton 2, MSMS 0
Prep boys soccer
MSMS 4, Nettleton 1
NETTLETON — The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science boys soccer team claimed a district title Thursday night.
The Blue Waves picked up a 4-1 road win at Nettleton to win MHSAA Class I, Region 1.
Sebastian Harvey had a pair of goals for MSMS, and Nicholas Popescu and Ozzie Caddell each scored.
Postseason play begins Monday for the Blue Waves.
Lamar School 6, Heritage Academy 1
Theo DeRosa reports on Mississippi State sports for The Dispatch. Follow him on Twitter at @Theo_DeRosa.
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