Northpoint exits playoffs; Center Hill and DeSoto Central split shootouts
November 7, 2026 · Results from November 6
Northpoint Christian’s football season ended Friday, Nov. 6, with a 56–14 loss to Grace Christian Academy in Knoxville in the first round of the TSSAA Division II Class AA playoffs. The Trojans finished 3–8.
Soccer
Center Hill and DeSoto Central split a pair of penalty shootouts in Olive Branch. The host Mustangs’ girls rallied from a 2–0 halftime deficit to take a 3–2 lead, with the equalizer coming on a penalty kick and the go-ahead goal coming from a corner. The Jaguars pulled even at 3–3 before Center Hill won the shootout.
DeSoto Central’s boys led 1–0 at halftime. Center Hill tied it in the second half, and the Jaguars won on penalties after regulation ended 1–1. In Southaven, the Chargers’ girls beat Lake Cormorant 1–0 to improve to 4–1.
Basketball
Hernando’s boys improved to 2–0 with a 63–60 home win over Oxford. The Hernando–Oxford girls game: result not yet reported.
Horn Lake swept visiting Gentry. The boys won 68–65, and the girls won 45–25 to move to 2–0.
Center Hill won both games at Holly Springs. The girls trailed 17–9 at halftime and 29–27 entering the fourth quarter before winning 47–35. The boys led 29–15 at the half and won 56–43. Lewisburg dropped both games against New Site, 68–40 in boys play and 67–25 in girls play.
Southaven’s boys and girls were listed against North Panola: result not yet reported for either game. In a late result from Thursday, Nov. 5, the DeSoto Christian Academy boys beat Central Baptist 66–61 in Olive Branch.
Bowling
Lewisburg listed boys and girls matches against Center Hill on Friday at Strike Zone: result not yet reported for either match.
Late cross-country and spirit results
Northpoint’s Aiden Hoshell finished 44th in 18:26.11 in the TSSAA Division II Class A boys 5K on Thursday, Nov. 5, at Shelby Farms Park in Memphis. For Northpoint qualifier Campbell Phillips in the girls race: result not yet reported.
At the Oct. 25 UCA and UDA Mid-South Regional in Memphis, Lewisburg placed third in the Varsity Spirit Program Game Day division with a score of 85.25.





