News Summary

Magnolia Heights continues to lead the Capital Sports High School Baseball Rankings for the eighth week with a stellar record of 23 wins and 4 losses. Lewisburg follows closely in second place, while Ocean Springs and Hartfield Academy also show impressive performances. The competition grows fierce as teams strive for the top rankings. The MAIS standings reflect similar dominance from Magnolia Heights, signaling an exciting ongoing season in high school baseball.

Magnolia Heights Rules the Field in Capital Sports High School Baseball Rankings

It’s another week, and the excitement in the air is palpable! In the bustling city of Mississippi, the high school baseball scene is heating up as Magnolia Heights continues to strut its stuff atop the rankings for the eighth consecutive week. With a phenomenal record standing at 23 wins and just 4 losses (23-4), they are firmly holding onto their undefeated crown.

Lewisburg is hot on their heels, coming in second with a commendable record of 16 wins and 4 losses (16-4). It seems like the competition is fiercer than ever, as both teams battle it out week after week for that coveted top spot.

The Best of the Best

In third place, we have Ocean Springs, who isn’t backing down with their impressive tally of 17 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie (17-4-1). Meanwhile, Hartfield Academy takes the fourth spot with a stellar record of 19 wins and just 2 losses (19-2). Rounding out the top five, Oak Grove is sitting pretty with their own strong showing at 17 wins and 4 losses (17-4).

As we continue down the list, Madison Central holds the sixth position with a solid 15-5 record, followed by Purvis, who is closely behind with 17 wins and 5 losses (17-5). Fans of West Lauderdale will be pleased to see them in eighth place with an impressive 17 wins and 3 losses (17-3). In ninth, we find Saltillo at 14-4, followed closely by Vancleave, rounding out the top ten with a record of 18-4.

Class Rankings Keep Everyone Guessing

If you’re curious about how these teams stack up in their respective class rankings, here’s a quick look:

Class 7A

  • Lewisburg (16-4)
  • Ocean Springs (17-4-1)
  • Oak Grove (17-4)
  • Madison Central (15-5)
  • Petal (16-6)

Class 6A

  • Saltillo (14-4)
  • Picayune (16-3)
  • Pearl River Central (13-6)
  • Grenada (13-7)
  • George County (12-9)

Class 5A

  • Vancleave (18-4)
  • Florence (17-4)
  • Lafayette (14-7)
  • South Jones (15-6)
  • New Hope (13-9)

Class 4A

  • Purvis (17-5)
  • West Lauderdale (17-3)
  • Kosciusko (16-5)
  • Itawamba AHS (18-6)
  • Sumrall (15-7)

Class 3A

  • SE Lauderdale (21-2)
  • Mooreville (18-6)
  • Seminary (20-4)
  • St. Stanislaus (15-8)
  • St. Patrick (14-8)

Class 2A

  • East Union (19-3)
  • Clarkdale (12-8)
  • Lake (19-4)
  • Hamilton (13-7)
  • Pisgah (16-7)

Class 1A

  • Taylorsville (11-10)
  • Myrtle (17-6)
  • Sacred Heart (15-6)
  • Lumberton (13-6)
  • Baldwyn (12-6)

MAIS Top Ten

As we look at the MAIS rankings, Magnolia Heights remains impeccable at 23-4, with Hartfield Academy also impressing with their 19-2 record.

It seems the excitement is far from over, and we can’t wait to see how these rankings evolve as the season progresses. Keep your eyes peeled, because high school baseball is bringing all the action!

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