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The Mississippi high school soccer season has concluded with the MHSAA championships. The Clarion Ledger recaps all 10 MHSAA boys and girls title games.
MHSAA moved the Class I-7A championship games to the week of Feb. 20-21 due to the winter storms that swept across the state in early February.
The Jaguars capitalized early with a Carson Pentecost goal, and Tanner Nichols scored in the second half to beat Biloxi 2-0 for Madison Central's second consecutive title.
In a rematch of the 2024 title game, Center Hill got the edge, beating the Mustangs 1-0. Erick Duenas scored in the first half, and Center Hill's defense took care of the rest.
Wyatt Jones was too much for Pontotoc. The Sumrall forward had a hat trick in the Bobcats' 4-0 win. It's Sumrall's first title in program history, and Jones was named the game's MVP.
The Bulldogs won the 4A championship 3-0 against Bay High. Eric Tinajero, Alex Tinajero and Collin Nolen scored for New Albany, ending Bay's hunt for a fourth straight title.
The Fighting Irish scored in the first half, all they needed in their 1-0 win against St. Andrew's Episcopal. It's St. Patrick's first title since 2017.
The Golden Wave fell to Northwest Rankin in the 2024 championship, but this time, they won 2-0 on goals by Jazmine Quinn and Cat Long in the second half.
Long Beach couldn't deny Saltillo a fourth consecutive championship. Saltillo won 2-0 on goals by Avery Holly and Jillian Huckaby. The Tigers' Lynley McCarley won game MVP.
MORE: MHSAA soccer championship dates pushed back due to winter storm
Florence found its footing with three unanswered goals to win 4-1 over East Central. Kadie Carroll was named the game's MVP.
West Lauderdale, which won the 2023 state title, got its sixth overall championship by beating New Albany 3-0. Aubri Cooper scored twice and was named the game's MVP.
St. Patrick won its fourth straight title in dominant fashion. The Fighting Irish beat St. Andrew's Episcopal 2-0, recording seven shots on target.
Michael Chavez covers high school sports, among others, for the Clarion Ledger. Email him at [email protected] or reach out to him on X, formerly Twitter @MikeSChavez.
This article originally appeared on Mississippi Clarion Ledger: MHSAA soccer, Mississippi high school state championships 2025-26
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MHSAA moved the Class I-7A championship games to the week of Feb. 20-21 due to the winter storms that swept across the state in early February.
MHSAA boys soccer championships
Madison Central wins back-to-back 7A titles
The Jaguars capitalized early with a Carson Pentecost goal, and Tanner Nichols scored in the second half to beat Biloxi 2-0 for Madison Central's second consecutive title.
Center Hill wins 6A championship over George County
In a rematch of the 2024 title game, Center Hill got the edge, beating the Mustangs 1-0. Erick Duenas scored in the first half, and Center Hill's defense took care of the rest.
Sumrall shuts out Pontotoc to claim 5A title
Wyatt Jones was too much for Pontotoc. The Sumrall forward had a hat trick in the Bobcats' 4-0 win. It's Sumrall's first title in program history, and Jones was named the game's MVP.
New Albany beats Bay in Class 4A
The Bulldogs won the 4A championship 3-0 against Bay High. Eric Tinajero, Alex Tinajero and Collin Nolen scored for New Albany, ending Bay's hunt for a fourth straight title.
St. Patrick wins Class I title over St. Andrew's Episcopal
The Fighting Irish scored in the first half, all they needed in their 1-0 win against St. Andrew's Episcopal. It's St. Patrick's first title since 2017.
MHSAA girls soccer championships
Tupelo claims 7A title over Northwest Rankin
The Golden Wave fell to Northwest Rankin in the 2024 championship, but this time, they won 2-0 on goals by Jazmine Quinn and Cat Long in the second half.
Saltillo wins fourth straight title, beats Long Beach
Long Beach couldn't deny Saltillo a fourth consecutive championship. Saltillo won 2-0 on goals by Avery Holly and Jillian Huckaby. The Tigers' Lynley McCarley won game MVP.
MORE: MHSAA soccer championship dates pushed back due to winter storm
Florence wins 5A championship over East Central
Florence found its footing with three unanswered goals to win 4-1 over East Central. Kadie Carroll was named the game's MVP.
West Lauderdale shuts out New Albany for 4A title
West Lauderdale, which won the 2023 state title, got its sixth overall championship by beating New Albany 3-0. Aubri Cooper scored twice and was named the game's MVP.
St. Patrick wins fourth straight Class 1 championship
St. Patrick won its fourth straight title in dominant fashion. The Fighting Irish beat St. Andrew's Episcopal 2-0, recording seven shots on target.
Michael Chavez covers high school sports, among others, for the Clarion Ledger. Email him at [email protected] or reach out to him on X, formerly Twitter @MikeSChavez.
This article originally appeared on Mississippi Clarion Ledger: MHSAA soccer, Mississippi high school state championships 2025-26
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