KOSCIUSKO —
Region 4-4A play doesn't begin for four more weeks, but the Kosciusko High School Whippets will get a chance to test their mettle over the next few weeks, beginning with tonight's road trip to face MHSAA Class 6A Grenada.
After the game with the 0-1 Chargers, the Whippets face Ridgeland, Philadelphia and Winona, before visiting Noxubee County for the league opener on Oct. 1.
All six Region 4-4A teams are in action this week, although there are no league games on tap.
Noxubee County, ranked No. 2 in MHSAA Class 4A according to the Mississippi Prep Sports Source, plays hosts to Murrah, while Louisville is at home against No. 5-ranked Quitman. Amory plays host to New Hope, Houston visits Okolona, Caledonia travels to West Lowndes.
Both Kosy and Noxubee County are 2-0 overall, while Amory is 1-1 and Caledonia, Houston and Louisville are all 0-2.
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Kosy visits Grenada tonight at 7
All six Region 4-4A teams have games scheduled
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