Horatio Williams of Oxford, a standout in men’s track and field at Hinds Community College, will sign with the Louisiana State University Tigers in the Spring 2010 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) signing period.

Hinds Community College head football coach Gene Murphy has announced his 2010 signing class.

The Lady Bulldogs basketball team was able to pick up a critical South division victory on Monday night, defeating the Pearl River Community College Wildcats, 63-55. The home victory improved the Lady Bulldogs overall record to 6-14 and 2-6 in the South division.

The Hinds men’s basketball team has hit a recent skid of late, losing three of its last four South division games, including two in a row.

The Hinds Community College men’s soccer program will host tryouts 6 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 23. The tryout is open to anyone interested in playing for the Eagles in the fall 2010 season.

The Hinds Community College baseball program recently added eight student-athletes from metro-area high schools during the first week of the early signing period for the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).

The Hinds Bulldogs have gone through a grueling stretch of games recently, with the latest being two South division games and a cancellation of a non-division game.

The Hinds Community College Lady Bulldogs are still looking to get off the schneid in South division play, as the Lady Bulldogs dropped two more South division games over the past week.

Nick Schneeberger of Jackson, a sophomore infielder at Hinds Community College, has committed to continue his baseball career at Tulane University next season. He will sign with the New Orleans based school in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) spring signing period that starts on April 14.

Hinds Community College women’s soccer coach Kori Babb has announced the signing of Amy Robertson of Brandon High School. Robertson is the first signee of the new year for the Lady Eagles.

Ernie Rogers, the new golf coach at Hinds Community College, has announced his 2010 match schedule.

Utica – The Hinds Community College women’s basketball team welcomed Jones County Junior College to Utica on Monday night and hoped to pick up a crucial South division win in the process. However, it was the visiting Lady Bobcats who came out on top, beating Hinds, 74-66.

Utica - Mark Wilkerson of Jackson came up with a steal and found Erik Burks of Edwards for the game–winning layup with 1.2 seconds to go to give Hinds an 81-79 victory over the Jones County Junior College men on Monday night.

Don't even try picking a favorite for the men's basketball title in the MACJC South Division. "I don't think you can right now," said Hinds Community College coach Ralph Moore, whose Utica-based Bulldogs are 12-1 and ranked No. 19 in the latest NJCAA poll.

UTICA — The Hinds Community College women’s basketball team got of the 2010 portion of their season off on the right foot Monday night, as the Lady Bulldogs defeated Meridian Community College, 74-69.

The nationally ranked men’s basketball team at Hinds continued to roll on Monday night, defeating the Meridian Community College Eagles, 85-78.

Reginald Dillon, head men’s track coach at Hinds Community College, has announced his 2010 indoor and outdoor track schedule.

UTICA - The Hinds Community College men’s basketball team won its 10th game in a row on Thursday evening in Utica, defeating Baton Rouge Community College, 83-74.

UTICA - The women’s basketball team at Hinds Community College had a tough go of things this week, dropping two games to move to 2-9 on the year.

Wesley Mounger of Clinton, a sophomore wide receiver/quarterback, won the Most Outstanding Offensive Player Award for the South team in the 2009 Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) All-Star football game.

The Hinds Community College men’s basketball team remains on fire, as the Bulldogs have won eight in a row after dropping the season opener. Hinds moved to 8-1 on the strength of victories over Miss. Gulf Coast Community College, Delgado Community College (La.) and Meridian Community College.

The Lady Bulldogs basketball team picked up a much-needed victory on Thursday night in Utica, as Hinds defeated Miss. Gulf Coast Community College, 81-79. The win moved the Lady Bulldogs to 2-7 on the season.

The Lady Bulldogs of Hinds are still searching for that much needed second victory, but the past week has not been kind to them. Hinds fell to the Mississippi Delta Community College Lady Trojans, 79-52, on Thursday evening in Utica, while also dropping a game to Delgado Community College (La.), 63-52, on Monday night.

The men’s basketball team at Hinds continued its tremendous start this week, winning both games to improve the Bulldogs’ record to 5-1.

The Hinds Community College football program will be well represented in the 2009 Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) All-Star football game, as eight Eagles have been selected to play in the contest.

Five men’s soccer players at Hinds Community College were recently rewarded for their play on the field, as one team member earned the prestigious honor of being named to the All-Region team, while four others were named to the All-State team.

Nine student athletes from the Hinds Community College baseball program recently signed scholarships to play at the four-year collegiate level during the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) early signing period. 

The Hinds Community College women’s soccer team saw its season come to an end on Saturday afternoon, as the Lady Eagles lost by a 3-1 count to Miss. Gulf Coast Community College.

The Hinds Bulldogs were a perfect two-for-two on the week, and due to the stellar play, improved their overall record to 3-1 on the 2009-2010 season.

The Lady Bulldogs basketball team had a tough week, dropping both contests against North division teams. Hinds lost to Northwest Community College, 86-76, on Thursday night, while falling to East Miss. Community College, 85-53, on Monday evening.

Ernie Rogers of Florence has been named the Hinds Community College head golf coach. He replaces Anthony Price, who is still the head golf professional at Eagle Ridge Golf Course in Raymond.

Three members of the Hinds Community College football team have made All-State honors, the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) office announced recently.

Becca Steen and Melanie Webb, both of Brandon, were recently named to the 2009 All-Region XXIII team for women’s soccer.

The Hinds men’s basketball team squeaked past Holmes Community College, 84-83, on Thursday evening in the 2009-2010 home opener for the Bulldogs.

The Lady Bulldogs of Hinds improved to 1-1 on Thursday night in Utica, defeating Holmes Community College, 72-63. The win came in the home opener for Hinds.

The 2010 Hinds Community College baseball schedule has been released by head baseball coach Sam Temple.

The Hinds Community College men’s soccer team had its 2009 season come to an end on Friday night, dropping a 2-1 game to Meridian Community College in the Region XXIII Tournament.

Nikita Lisov and Misha Pecherkin, both Hinds freshman tennis players of Russia, recently won the doubles competition in the Southern Regional held in Hattiesburg, Miss. The pair defeated the number one rated and undefeated Meridian Community College doubles team in the finals. 

Dominic Douglas, a former Hinds Community College (2005-2006) and Mississippi State University (2007-2008) standout, was recently signed by the St. Louis Rams of the National Football League (NFL).

The Hinds Community College men’s soccer team will continue the 2009 season with a play-in game against Meridian Community College 6 p.m. Friday on the campus of Pearl River Community College in Poplarville

The Hinds Community College Eagles football team had a chance to pick up a tie and possible victory in the final game of the 2009 season on Saturday, but a Les Lemons (Vicksburg) 20-yard pass fell incomplete in the endzone as time expired, propelling Co-Lin Community College to a 14-7 victory

On Wednesday evening, the Hinds Community College Eagles and Holmes Community College Bulldogs squared off in a North division matchup, with the Eagles of Hinds coming away with the 3-1 victory. The game was held at Madison Central High School due to harsh weather conditions in the Metro area.

The Hinds Community College women’s soccer team saw its season come to an end Saturday afternoon, as the Lady Eagles lost by a 3-1 count to Miss. Gulf Coast Community College.

The Hinds Community College Eagles football team had a chance to pick up a tie and possible victory in the final game of the 2009 season on Saturday, but a Les Lemons (Vicksburg) 20-yard pass fell incomplete in the endzone as time expired, propelling Co-Lin Community College to a 14-7 victory.

The Hinds men’s soccer team defeated East Miss. Community College, 5-0, on Monday evening to earn a place in the upcoming Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) state tournament.

The Hinds Community College and Gulf Coast Community College football teams were supposed to square off on Thursday evening in Perkinston, but were unable to due to rainy conditions and lightning in the area.

The Lady Eagles soccer team traveled to Marion, Ala., on Sunday to face Marion Military Institute, and Hinds put on an offensive display, winning 14-0.

The Hinds Community College-Co-Lin Community College football game schedule for Thursday night has been moved to Saturday, Oct. 24 at 2 p.m.

The Lady Eagles soccer team traveled to Senatobia last week for a pivotal North division matchup with Northwest Community College, and came out winners, 4-0.

The Lady Eagles soccer team has played the role of road warriors lately, and has come out on the other end a better team, although the results are not what the team originally desired.

Wesley Mounger of Clinton had an outstanding night on Thursday, completing 10 of 17 passes for 232 yards and two touchdowns in leading Hinds Community College to a non-division victory over the Itawamba Community College Indians, 31-16.

The men’s soccer team at Hinds dropped its first North division contest in two years on Wednesday, falling to Northwest Community College, 4-3, in overtime.

Mike Grzanich, head softball coach at Hinds Community College, has released his 2010 spring schedule. The schedule consists of 22 playing dates, with doubleheaders each date, for a total of 44 games.

The 2009-2010 Hinds Community College men’s and women’s basketball schedules have been released, head coaches Ralph Moore (men) and Micheryln Smith (women) announced today.

The men’s soccer team traveled to Meridian Community College over the weekend to compete in the Rush Invitational Tournament and had success against two tough out-of-state opponents.

The 2009 Hinds Community College Sports Hall of Fame honors these distinguished former Eagle athletes and coaches with an induction dinner Oct. 8, starting at 5:30 p.m. in the Raymond Campus Wellness Center.

The men’s soccer team was defeated, 4-1, by Wallace State College in Hanceville, Ala., on Tuesday afternoon.

Hinds Community College returned to the gridiron on Thursday night looking for a much needed victory against the Southwest Community College Bears.

The women’s soccer team at Hinds Community College moved to 3-0 in North division play on Friday night, defeating Itawamba Community College, 4-1. The Lady Eagles of Hinds are now 4-5 overall and winners of four straight.

The Hinds Community College men’s soccer team beat the Itawamba Community College Indians in home play Friday night (Sept. 25) in a key division matchup.

Special teams play was the answer that Jones County Junior College was looking for on Thursday night, as it propelled the Bobcats to a 27-0 victory over Hinds Community College in Ellisville.

Bill Ferguson, head coach of the Hinds women’s cross country and track teams, has announced his 2010 indoor and outdoor track schedules.

The Hinds Eagles men’s soccer team remained undefeated in North division play on Friday night, defeating Holmes Community College, 3-0.

The Hinds Community College women’s soccer program held its annual alumni game on Saturday evening, and the current edition of the Lady Eagles showed no mercy over the program’s alumni, winning by a 12-3 count.

The Hinds football team traveled to Poplarville on Thursday night looking for its second consecutive victory, but left on a sour note, falling to Pearl River Community College, 45-3.

The Hinds women’s soccer team has gotten off to a great start in North division play, improving to 2-0 in division play and 2-5 overall after beating the East Miss. Community College Lady Lions, 5-0, on Tuesday.

The Hinds men’s soccer team traveled to Scooba on Tuesday to take on East Miss. Community College and came away with a big division win, beating the Lions, 4-1.

The Hinds Community College women’s soccer team got in the win column for the first time in the 2009 season on Friday, defeating Northwest Community College, 4-0.

On Friday evening, the Hinds men’s soccer team took on the Northwest Mississippi Community College Rangers in the first North division game of the season for each team. The Eagles came away the winners in the contest, beating the Rangers by a 2-1 score.

Les Lemons of Vicksburg, a freshman quarterback, and Treyvias Alexander of Breaux Bridge, La., a sophomore wide receiver, were a perfect combination all evening for the Hinds Community College Eagles on Thursday night, as Hinds (2-1) defeated East Central Community College, 30-7, in the 2009 home opener for Hinds.

The members of the Hinds Community College football program will finally get a break from all of the travel this Thursday night, as the Eagles will play at Joe Renfroe Stadium for the first time in the 2009 season.

The Eagles of Hinds Community College traveled to face the Eagles of Meridian Community College in a non-division men’s soccer matchup on Tuesday night.

The Hinds men’s soccer team traveled to Perkinston on Saturday to face the Gulf Coast Community College Bulldogs, and came away on the short end of the stick, dropping the contest, 1-0.

The Hinds Eagles evened their record at 1-1 on the season with a 5-2 victory over Pearl River on Tuesday night in Raymond.

The Hinds Community College football team traveled to Senatobia hoping to stay undefeated on the young season, but came away empty handed, falling 23-0 to Northwest Community College on Thursday night.

The Hinds men’s soccer team kicked off the 2009 season on Saturday at Meridian Community College. The Eagles took on Darton College (Ga.) and were defeated, 4-0.

The second time around for Gene Murphy is off to a nice start, as his Hinds Community College Eagles won the 2009 season opener, 16-7, in overtime over the Northeast Community College Tigers.

Kori Babb, women's soccer coach at Hinds Community College, has announced the signing of three local area standouts to soccer scholarships for the 2009 season.

Micheryln Smith, head women's basketball coach at Hinds Community College in Utica, has announced the signing of eight student-athletes for the 2009-2010 season.

Willie Calvin of Greenville, a Hinds Community College men's track signee, was recently named Gatorade Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year for the state of Mississippi.

In addition to their enormous success on the playing field, the Hinds Community College men's and women's soccer programs have also produced in the classroom as well.

Adam Pinson, a senior at Clinton High School, has signed a scholarship to play soccer at Hinds Community College for the 2009-2010 academic year. Pinson was a member of the Arrows 2009 Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) 5A State Championship team. 

Tim Gust of Raymond, formerly an assistant coach with the Hinds Community College tennis program, has been named head coach of the men's and women's tennis programs at Hinds.

Hinds Community College football will open the 2009 campaign on the road on Thursday, making the long trek to Booneville to take on Northeast Community College in a 7 p.m. tilt.

Gene Murphy, athletic director and head football coach at Hinds Community College, has announced the Eagles 2009 football preseason practice itinerary. Murphy returns for his second stint as the Eagles head man in 2009, after going 133-41-5 in 17 seasons from 1987-2003.

Gene Murphy, head football coach and athletic director at Hinds Community College, has announced the Eagles 2009 coaching staff, along with releasing the playing dates for the upcoming season.

The first four-week session will take place from Sept. 14-Oct. 7, and be open to baseball players in grades 7-9.

Corey Stevens of Clinton, a former Hinds Community College baseball standout, recently completed his collegiate playing career by playing on college baseball's grandest stage in Omaha, Neb.

Six former Hinds Community College baseball players, including a player from the fall, will continue to play college baseball, this time at the four-year college level. They played a large role in helping the Eagles to a 35-19 record and third-place finish in the Region XXIII tournament.

Eagle Ridge Golf Course on the Raymond Campus has been named the top municipal golf course in the state of Mississippi by Golf Digest magazine.