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Ethan Bullock is one of the five Wolfpack senior starters who went undefeated in district play over a four-year span. | Photo by Jackson Howell © 2025 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Wolfpack finish district slate undefeated once again
By JACKSON HOWELL - Sports Editor
Wed,02/05/25-1:54PM , 1,010 Reads
Winning a district championship is no easy feat in sports, but based on the recordbooks, Woodlawn Prep made it look so after the past four years. The Wolfpack didn’t lose a single region contest over that span to secure a No. 1 seed in the regional tournament once again.
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A third-quarter three-pointer by Caubrei Andrews lit the crowd ablaze Friday. | Photo by Jackson Howell © 2025 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Lady Eagles win first games of season, clinch playoff berth
By JACKSON HOWELL - Sports Editor
Wed,02/05/25-11:54AM , 874 Reads
In sports, it’s not how you start. It’s how you finish. The classic cliche was best exemplified by the 2024-25 East Marion Lady Eagles, who were winless prior to Friday. Now, after wins over Sacred Heart on Senior Night Friday and in the first game of the Region 8-1A tournament Monday evening, the Lady Eagles are soaring to the postseason.
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Howell: It’s OK to admit Chiefs fatigue has set in
By JACKSON HOWELL - Sports Editor
Fri,01/31/25-8:54AM , 1,118 Reads
If there’s such a thing as a lovable loser, then there’s absolutely such a thing as a hateable winner. Kansas City has unquestionably taken the place of the former New England dynasty in that category of pro football.

And you know what? That’s OK.
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Columbia head coach Jake Reed gives instructions to Christian Expose before play resumes Friday. | Photo by Jackson Howell © 2025 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Wildcats withstand whistles, weather to thwart Aggies
By JACKSON HOWELL - Sports Editor
Thu,01/30/25-3:54PM , 1,422 Reads
Leading up to Friday night’s game, the Columbia Wildcats were away from the basketball court amid a snowstorm that canceled school and practice. And while no snow angels were made Friday night, the Wildcats were still as happy as could be after taking down Forrest County AHS 49-44 at home.
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