The Wesson Cobras continued their unbeaten season Friday night, shutting out Amite County 9-0 to improve to 8-0 and hand the Trojans their first loss of the season. Wesson’s defense delivered when it mattered, keeping Amite County off the scoreboard and helping the Cobras extend their winning streak to eight games. The defensive effort was especially important in a contest that produced Wesson’s lowest offensive point total of the season. Quarterback Wesley Loy completed 8 of

by Charlie Rook Wesson Attendance Center relied on an impressive defensive performance Friday night, shutting out Amite County 9-0 to earn a hard-fought victory. In a game where points were difficult to come by, Wesson's defense delivered when it mattered most. The Cobras held Amite County scoreless for all four quarters, allowing their offense to do just enough to secure the win. Neither team found much success putting points on the board, making every possession important t

Special to Wesson News The Wesson Cobras will put their undefeated record on the line Friday night as they welcome Amite County for a Region 7-2A matchup with important implications for the district race. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Wesson Attendance Center, where the 7-0 Cobras will look to continue their strong season and strengthen their position heading toward the postseason. Wesson enters the contest following a convincing 40-6 victory over Loyd Star on Oct. 9. Th

by Charlie Rook Wesson Attendance Center continued its strong start to the season Friday night, picking up a convincing 40-6 victory over Loyd Star. The Cobras entered the matchup undefeated at 6-0, looking to keep their perfect record intact against a Loyd Star team that had won five of its first six games. Wesson's offense put together another strong showing, scoring 40 points, while the defense held Loyd Star to just six. The 34-point victory was an important result for th

Special to Wesson News The Wesson Cobras continued their strong start to the football season Friday night, rolling past the Loyd Star Hornets 40-6 to remain unbeaten at 7-0. Wesson took control early, building a commanding 27-0 lead by halftime and leaving little doubt about the outcome. The victory extended the Cobras’ perfect season while ending Loyd Star’s five-game winning streak. B.P. Robbins led the way for Wesson with 110 rushing yards and four touchdowns. He also reco

Special to Wesson News The Wesson Cobras have turned their undefeated start into something bigger than a strong opening to the football season. At 6-0, Wesson enters Friday night's Region 7-2A matchup at Loyd Star with momentum, confidence and an opportunity to strengthen its position in the district race. The Cobras are coming off a dominant 47-6 victory over Enterprise that kept their perfect record intact. The win also demonstrated the consistency Wesson has shown througho

The Copiah-Lincoln Community College Athletic Alumni Association will induct eight members into the Sports Hall of Fame during Homecoming festivities on Thursday, Oct. 8. This year's class includes Frank Chatman, Curtis Hobbs, Dusty Hutto, Leonard Johnson, Allen Kent, Victoria McDonald, Floyd Bradley Ratcliff, and Pat Williams. They will be inducted during the Alumni Association Awards Reception at 3:15 p.m. in the Thames Center on the Wesson Campus. Frank Chatman Chatman mad

by Charlie Rook Wesson continued its undefeated start Friday night with another dominant performance, defeating Enterprise 47-6 at home. The Cobras moved to 6-0 overall and 1-0 in region play with the victory. It was also the third straight game in which Wesson's defense held its opponent to six points or fewer. Wesson has outscored its last three opponents 107-6, including shutout victories over Lumberton and Lawrence County before Friday's win over Enterprise. The Cobras ha

The Wesson Cobras continued their unbeaten start to the season Friday night, rolling past the Enterprise Yellowjackets 47-6 for their sixth consecutive victory. The win also marked Wesson’s highest-scoring game of the season as the Cobras continued to build momentum heading into district play. Senior quarterback Wesley Loy and senior running back B.P. Robbins led the way for Wesson. Loy completed 10 of 13 passes for 157 yards and three touchdowns, completing 76.9% of his atte

Special to Wesson News The Wesson Cobras will put their undefeated 5-0 record on the line Friday when they host Enterprise of Brookhaven in a Region 7-2A matchup. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Wesson. The Cobras enter the contest following a 34-0 shutout of Lawrence County on Sept. 25. Wesson has been particularly effective defensively through its first five games, allowing just 28 points while scoring 144. The defense has held opponents to an average of 5.6 points per g

By Charlie Rook The Wesson Cobras continued their perfect start Friday night with a dominant 34-0 victory over Lawrence County. Wesson entered the game 4-0 and had already recorded two shutouts this season. The Cobras added another against Lawrence County, controlling the game and keeping the Cougars off the scoreboard. The win moves Wesson to 5-0 and gives the Cobras back-to-back shutouts after defeating Lumberton 26-0 last week. Wesson has now allowed just 28 points through

A ninth grader from Copiah Academy is sitting in second place in a national competition, and his hometown has four days to push him to the top. Walker Breazeale currently ranks No. 2 in the 2026 Youth Athlete of the Year competition, a nationwide search hosted by 3BRAND, the youth apparel company founded by Super Bowl champion Russell Wilson and Ciara. The winner will receive $25,000, be featured in a 3BRAND national ad campaign appearing on CBS and in Sports Illustrated, and

By Charlie Rook The Wesson Cobras continued their undefeated start over the last two weeks, earning victories over Franklin County and Lumberton. Wesson faced its closest test of the season on Sept. 11, holding on for a 15-14 victory over Franklin County. After comfortable wins in each of its first two games, the Cobras found a way to win a one-point game and improve to 3-0. Wesson followed that with its second shutout of the season, defeating Lumberton 25-0 on Thursday night

The Wesson Cobras remained unbeaten Thursday night with a 26-0 shutout of the Lumberton Panthers on the road, improving to 4-0 on the season. Wesson’s defense turned in another dominant performance, holding Lumberton scoreless throughout the game. The shutout was the Cobras’ second of the season and continued a strong start for a Wesson team that has allowed just 28 points through its first four games. The matchup favored Wesson entering Thursday night. In MaxPreps’ Mississip

By Jessica Breazeale For a communications class project, members of the Copiah-Lincoln Community College football team sat down for a round of quick interviews about where they come from, what position they play and why Wolves fans should be showing up on game day. Their answers paint a picture of a roster built from small Mississippi towns, bigger programs down the road and everywhere in between. Deshawn Smith, who plays wide receiver for the Wolves, said he grew up in Phi

Special to Wesson News The Wesson Cobras found a way to win when it mattered most Friday night, rallying in the fourth quarter to defeat Franklin County 15-14 and remain unbeaten through the first three games of the 2026 season. Wesson overcame an early deficit and a one-point fourth-quarter disadvantage to escape with the nonconference road victory. The Cobras improved to 3-0 with the win, while Franklin County fell to 0-3. Franklin County scored the only points of the openi

Special to Wesson News The Wesson Cobras will put their unbeaten start to the 2026 season on the line Friday night when they travel to Meadville to take on the Franklin County Bulldogs in a non-district matchup. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, at Franklin County High School. Wesson enters the contest at 2-0 after a dominant opening-night performance against Bogue Chitto and a strong follow-up victory over North Pike. The Cobras opened the season Aug. 28 with a 41-

By Charlie Rook The Wesson Cobras continued their undefeated start to the season Friday night, defeating North Pike 29-14. After opening the year with a dominant 41-0 victory over Bogue Chitto, Wesson faced a closer matchup in its second game but still came away with a 15-point victory. Damarion Smith had a big night for the Cobras, finishing with 221 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Wesley Loy threw for 297 yards and three touchdowns, while Laiken Thomas added

Special to Wesson News The Wesson Cobras continued their strong start to the 2026 football season Friday night, defeating North Pike 29-14 at Stone Stadium at Copiah-Lincoln Community College. The victory moved Wesson to 2-0 on the season after the Cobras opened the year with a 41-0 shutout of Bogue Chitto. Wesson also extended its recent success against North Pike after defeating the Jaguars 44-15 last season. Senior quarterback Wesley Loy led the Wesson offense, completing

Special to Wesson News The Wesson Cobras will look to build on a dominant season-opening performance when they welcome North Pike to town Friday night. Wesson and North Pike enter the Sept. 4 matchup with 1-0 records, giving both teams an opportunity to remain unbeaten early in the 2026 season. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Stone Stadium on the Copiah-Lincoln Community College campus in Wesson. The Cobras opened their season Aug. 28 with an impressive 41-0 road victory o