Kaylon Tappin, who led the Mid-South Community College Greyhounds in scoring and finished among the team leaders in almost every statistical category, has accepted a scholarship from Henderson State University.
Mid-South Community College Greyhounds John Braxton and Shaquille Culbreath have signed to continue their basketball careers and higher education at Crowley’s Ridge College in Paragould.
The Greyhounds added their first guard for the 2015-16 season with the signing of 6'2" combo guard Cameron Ricks from Mills High School in Little Rock.
Marquavious Smith, a two-year letterman for the Mid-South Community College Greyhounds, has signed a letter of intent to continue his basketball career and higher education at Tougaloo College in Mississippi.
Mid-South Community College student-athletes Justin Harris and Tony White have signed letters of intent to take their game and their education to the next level at Central Baptist College in Conway.
After two postponements due to inclement weather, Rhodes College JV has chosen not to make up the contest, giving the Greyhounds a 2-0 forfeit victory.
Even when the sun shined on MSCC last Saturday afternoon, something bad followed not far behind it. In a 93-83 loss to Arkansas Baptist College at The Dog House, the defining moment may have also doubled as the most exciting one, as well.
Taking time out from the basketball season, the Greyhounds joined the fourth grade at Marion Intermediate School in participating in the annual Jump Rope for Heart event to raise money for the American Heart Association.
When the dust had settled, the Greyhounds improved to 17-8 overall with a 67-56 win against North Arkansas. The win ensures that the Region 2 title game will be held at The Dog House on February 28.
The Greyhound men's basketball team took some time to give back Friday by volunteering their time to serve at a local elementary school and church to help with a food drive to feed the hungry.
For one glorious stretch of about 10 minutes last night, the MSCC Greyhounds could do no wrong. As a result, MSCC was able to vanquish Champion Baptist, 105-75, and make some history along the way.
For the first half of hoops at The Dog House last Saturday afternoon, it looked like the MSCC Greyhounds were going to start their season-ending five-game homestand with a loss to a team that they had already beaten earlier in the year.
For the second half, MSCC finally woke up in time to take down their second consecutive win and nabbed their 14th victory, tying last year's mark of 14 wins as the most in a season by any Greyhound squad.
Former Greyhound T.J. Handley realized a dream by signing a Division I scholarship with the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff, and that dream keeps getting better now that he has worked his way into the starting lineup.
MSCC (12-9 overall) trailed just 40-36 at the break, but took over eight minutes to score their first field goal in the second half and by then just couldn't fight their way back in it, dropping a 79-63 decision in Little Rock.
Former Greyhound and current Barton College guard Jake Veasley has been named the Conference Carolinas Men's Basketball Player of the Week, the league announced Tuesday.
Less than two days after dropping a key road game in Harrison against North Arkansas College, the MSCC Greyhounds bounced back in a big way yesterday afternoon.
The MSCC Greyhounds may still yet be able to host the Region 2 playoff game at their stunning new facility this season, but they'll have to come through in a must-win situation next month.
After as encouraging a loss as you could have against the sixth-ranked division one team last Thursday night, the MSCC Greyhounds began the first of five consecutive road games Saturday in Hot Springs in search of their first win of the new year.
Mere minutes after his team’s 82-78 win over the visiting St. Louis Community College Archers, MSCC head coach Chris Parker said what everyone in attendance had to be thinking.
College Names Athletic Center in Honor of Dr. Fenter
July 31, 2015Mid-South Community College is honoring outgoing president, Dr. Glen Fenter, by naming the institution’s athletic/fitness center after him.
