By TAYLOR HAWKINS
Sports Editor

Benton Academy seniors Jason Berry and Jacob Davis completed their storied high school baseball careers with invitations to play in the 2013 MAIS All Star Game.
Also selected to the MAIS All Star game was first-year Benton head coach Keith Fagan.
As a batter, Berry hit .346 on the year with 24 RBIs and 18 runs scored. According to his coach, however, that may not have been his strongest quality.
“Jason had a good year on the mound. He went 5-3 and had some key wins for us,” Fagan said. “He has the ability to dominate hitters when he's dialed in.”
Berry believes that his selection was a culmination of all the hard work and effort he has put in over the years.
“It’s a big honor to be selected for an event like this,” said Berry. “It means a lot to me that all of the coaches selected me for it. It should be a lot of fun.”
Berry has signed scholarship papers to play at Mississippi Delta Community College.
Third baseman Davis had similar production with a whopping .375 average with 27 RBIs and 12 runs scored.
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Mississippi Ag’s Cole Estes reaches first base in a close call as Stub’s first baseman Jace Street stretches out to make the catch.

The Yazoo City High School track team participated in the state track meet in Pearl last weekend. The 4x200 relay team earned the silver medal, and Yazoo City also won a bronze medal in the boys discus throw. Pictured from left are James Austin, Scottez Martin, head track coach Teirel Rails, Jalen Edwards, Marvin Grady and Jalen Edwards (front).

Josh Peaster (left) and Blanton Crisler completed the season undefeated while capturing the Class AA State Title in No. 1 boys doubles.The Yazoo Herald

Blanton Crisler and Josh Peaster led the Manchester Academy tennis team at the MAIS AA State Tennis Tournament in Ridgeland on Wednesday by winning a state championship in #1 boys doubles.  The Manchester boys finished tied for second in the state and one point behind state champion Brookhaven, while the girls finished tied for third.
Crisler and Peaster capped an undefeated season with a 6-2, 6-0 win over Lamar School in the semi-finals and crushed Winston Academy 6-4, 6-2 in the finals.  Crisler missed his junior season after knee surgery, but combined with Peaster in their senior season for the first #1 boys doubles state championship for the Mavs in many years.
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