Archive - 2013
June 15th
OMAHA, Neb. – Wes Rea stepped to the plate in the eighth inning with an inkling of what he might see from the pitcher.
The Mississippi State sophomore first baseman was right.
OMAHA, Neb. – It has been an automatic win every time Jonathan Holder comes into ballgame and Mississippi State has a lead.
Although he has been solid all season long, the last two outings for the Bulldog sophomore closer have been adventurous.
The right hander came into Saturday's College World Series game with a lead and five outs away from another Bulldog victory.
By MARY GARRISON
news@starkvilledailynews.com
On just about any given day in Starkville, the 10 hotels and motels within city limits can likely accommodate out of town guests. However, the whole of football season is not any given day.Â
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By ALEX HOLLOWAY
reporter@starkvilledailynews.com
Americans like to buy for Dad on Father’s Day.
The National Retail Federation, in a report released ahead of the holiday, said spending for Father’s Day was expected to reach $13.3 billion this year.
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OMAHA, Neb. – Mississippi State has seen several good hitters come and go through the years.
Adam Frazier etched his names next to the great Bulldog hitters.
By ALEX HOLLOWAY
reporter@starkvilledailynews.com
Sonny Stuart made a promise to his son, Kevin, 16 years ago. Now he’s fulfilling it.
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Vic Schaefer wears many hats during his everyday life.
To Mississippi State fans, he is simply the women’s basketball coach, but to his daughter Blair, he is dad.
For the pair, separating the two is like second nature and when they leave the hardwood, family time begins.
Tiffany Huddleston, Gabe Myles, Blair Schaefer and Tavaris Tate are all successful athletes in Starkville.
Whether it's on the soccer field, the football field, the basketball court or the track, they have been important parts of the sports in this city.
The sport of swimming is growing and so is the Starkville Shockwave roster.
Swimmers that make up that roster were showing off their skills in a home meet at the Sanderson Center on the Mississippi State campus Saturday.
What better way to get ready for a baseball tournament than to have a baseball tournament.
That's what took place at the Starkville Sportsplex on Saturday.
