2022 EMCC Football News
Featuring five regular-season home games for the first time since 2019, reigning MACCC champion East Mississippi Community College’s 2023 football schedule has been announced.
Reigning MACCC champion East Mississippi Community College is scheduled to conduct two summer football camps during the month of June on the Scooba campus.
An eight-time state champion as a player and coach in the Mississippi high school football ranks, Terrance Pope has been hired as East Mississippi Community College’s defensive line coach. The announcement was made this week by head football coach Buddy Stephens of the reigning MACCC champion EMCC Lions.
The reigning MACCC champion East Mississippi Community College football program will be hosting the Seventh Annual EMCC Football Golf Classic on Friday, April 28th, at Lion Hills in Columbus.
A total of 34 incoming football players were announced during National Signing Day by head coach Buddy Stephens of the reigning MACCC champion East Mississippi Community College Lions.
Assistant football coach Cade Wilkerson has been promoted to the offensive coordinator position at reigning MACCC champion East Mississippi Community College, as announced Wednesday by EMCC head football coach Buddy Stephens.
Reigning MACCC champion East Mississippi Community College is scheduled to conduct open football tryouts on Wednesday, Feb. 8, on the Scooba campus.
The 2022 MACCC champion Lions of East Mississippi Community College had 21 football players sign national letters of intent with four-year universities during December’s early NCAA signing period for midyear junior college transfers.
East Mississippi Community College freshman kicker/punter Cole Arthur has collected NJCAA Division I Special Teams Player of the Week honors for his 12-point kicking performance during the Lions’ 36-28 MACCC Championship Game victory over second-ranked Northwest Mississippi this past Saturday in Senatobia.
On the heels of capturing their eighth conference football championship in the last 14 years, the eighth-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College have placed 20 recipients on the 2022 All-MACCC Football Team. The league’s first-team, second-team and honorable mention selections were announced Tuesday by the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference office.
The 12th-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College claimed their eighth conference football championship in 14 years by upsetting No. 2 Northwest Mississippi, 36-28, during Saturday afternoon’s 2022 MACCC Football Championship Game played at Ranger Stadium at Bobby Franklin Field.
Bidding for their eighth conference football championship in the past 14 years, the 12th-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College will take on second-ranked Northwest Mississippi in Saturday’s MACCC Football Championship Game to be played in Senatobia. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. at Ranger Stadium at Bobby Franklin Field.
East Mississippi Community College sophomore linebacker Steven Cattledge Jr. has been chosen the MACCC’s Defensive Player of the Week for his standout performance in the Lions’ 38-27 road win over Mississippi Gulf Coast during Saturday’s MACCC Semifinals. The announcement was made Tuesday by the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference office.
The 14th-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College advanced to their eighth conference championship football game in 14 years by posting a 38-27 road win over No. 12 Mississippi Gulf Coast during Saturday’s MACCC Semifinals played at A.L. May Memorial Stadium on the MGCCC campus.
Set to make their 13th conference playoff appearance in the past 15 years under head football coach Buddy Stephens’ direction, the 14th-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College are ready for a return trip to Perkinston to take on No. 12 Mississippi Gulf Coast during Saturday’s MACCC Semifinals. Kickoff for Saturday’s rematch is set for 5 p.m. at A.L. May Memorial Stadium on the MGCCC campus.
Sophomore quarterback Peter Parrish of East Mississippi Community College’s playoff-bound football team has been named the MACCC’s Offensive Player of the Week for his performance during the Lions’ regular-season finale against Mississippi Delta. The announcement was made Tuesday by the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference office.
