228 Sports 228 Sports 228 Sports
  • Home
  • Football
    FootballShow More
    Panther Nation Has Its Leader: Pascagoula Hires Zach Green
    3 months ago
    Unbeaten Showdown : St. Martin Yellow Jackets vs. West Harrison Hurricanes Kicks Off Region Play
    7 months ago
    Pascagoula Panthers Launch Football Ring of Honor Celebrating Legendary Players and Coaches
    7 months ago
    Long Beach Promotes Cody Finley To Head Football Coach
    1 year ago
    Poplarville Hornets
    First-Time State Champion Hornets Thrived Under Pressure Right To The Thrilling End
    1 year ago
  • Basketball
    BasketballShow More
    Heartbreak City: Pascagoula Falls In Final Four To Ridgeland For Second Year In A Row
    1 year ago
    Pirates Run Aground In Morton’s 38-32 State Quarterfinal Victory
    1 year ago
    Panthers Defeat Terry 59-37, Look To Pounce Back In Final Four Rematch vs. Ridgeland
    1 year ago
    Pass Christian Extends Unbeaten January Streak, Stays Perfect In Region Play
    1 year ago
    West Harrison Rules Rivalry Night With Double Wins At Long Beach
    1 year ago
  • More Sports
    More SportsShow More
    All Smiles: Joel “PJ” Burris Makes Waves With His Spirit
    7 months ago
    softball
    Unbeaten Lady Pirates Softball Team Rolls To Third Mercy-Rule Win In A Row
    1 year ago
    Adam Nguyen
    How State Bowling Champion Adam Nguyen Of D’Iberville Rolled His Way To The Top
    1 year ago
    Five Southern Six Teams Set To Make History In First Year Of Girls Flag Football In MHSAA
    1 year ago
    Kenley Archer Hancock Girls Golf
    Hancock Boys And Girls Golf Teams Sweep 6A State Titles
    1 year ago
  • Baseball
  • Soccer
    SoccerShow More
    Pirates Soccer Season Ends In 4A Second Round; Lady Pirates Make Quarterfinals
    1 year ago
    Girls soccer all-stars
    East Girls, West Boys Score Victories In Coast All-Star Soccer Games
    2 years ago
    St. Patrick girls, state champs
    St. Patrick Girls, Bay High Boys, Long Beach Boys Bring Home More State Soccer Titles
    2 years ago
    St. Patrick Girls Soccer Eyes Championship Repeat after Decisive Victory
    2 years ago
    Nine Southern Six Soccer Teams Set The Pitch Ablaze With Unbeaten Region Records
    2 years ago
  • Contact
  • About
Reading: Bulldogs seeded 22nd at NJCAAs
Notification Show More
Font ResizerAa
228 Sports 228 Sports
Font ResizerAa
Follow US
© 228 Sports, LLC 2024. All rights reserved.
MGCCC

Bulldogs seeded 22nd at NJCAAs

Don Hammack
Last updated: March 16, 2024 10:00 pm
Don Hammack 3 Min Read
Share

PERKINSTON — Mississippi Gulf Coast will head into the NJCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament as the No. 22 seed, and the Bulldogs are taking that as an opportunity to let ‘er rip.

Gulf Coast will start the tournament Wednesday, March 27, with a game against No. 11 Three Rivers in Casper, Wyoming. Tipoff is scheduled for 1:15 p.m. CT.

“We’re just excited to get the opportunity to be in the national tournament,” Gulf Coast coach Hope Adams said. “I wasn’t sure what seed we would come in as, but we’re just ready to go in there and make a run. We know who we line up with now.”

It’s the first trip for the program since 1977, and the Bulldog will get an extra day to prepare. They play on the second day of the 24-team tournament, which runs through Monday, April 1.

Gulf Coast (23-4) earned the trip by winning the Region 23 championship, beating Southwest Mississippi 62-50 in Jackson on Friday. The Bulldogs were MACCC co-champs and three of their four losses this year came to teams ranked in the top-25.

The Bulldogs will have an extra day to get prepared for their first game. The tournament starts next Monday.

“It is a long trip, so I’ve been talking to coaches about trying to prepare for the first time going up,” Adams said. “Everyone said we want to go in there and take every opportunity to get in there and shoot. I think that’s going to be crucial.” 

The Bulldogs will be back on campus Monday night to start getting ready, and they’ll leave on Friday. They’ll have a little more than week to hit the reset button again.

“Once we got out of conference play, Coach Bartee and I told them we’re in a new season,” Adams said. “Now we’re out of the regional, we’re going into another new season. What an exciting opportunity to go and make a run in the national championship. I think our players are excited about it. There’s no pressure coming in as the 22-seed, but what’s so exciting is we can go out there and have fun.”

For more information on MGCCC’s 11 intercollegiate athletic teams, follow @MGCCCBulldogs on Twitter and MGCCCBulldogs on Facebook, and go to mgcccbulldogs.com.

This post originally posted at https://www.mgcccbulldogs.com/landing/index by MGCCC Athletics

Stay up to date with 228 Sports

Get the latest breaking news delivered straight to your inbox weekly!
By signing up, you agree to acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe at any time.
Share This Article
Facebook Reddit Telegram Email Copy Link Print
What do you think?
Joy0
Cry0
Embarrass0
Surprise0
Sleepy0
Angry0
Dead0
Previous Article No. 2 Pearl River earns sweep over Mississippi Delta
Next Article Bulldog arms lead ICC sweep
Tweets by 228Sports

Most Popular

You Might Also Like

MGCCC

Moreno wins for No. 13 Gulf Coast

2 years ago
MGCCC

Bulldogs wrap up season in 15th nationally

2 years ago
MGCCC

Gulf Coast plays at Perk on Tuesday

2 years ago
MGCCC

No. 12 Women’s Tennis hosts No. 22 Hinds

2 years ago
228 Sports 228 Sports
Follow US
228 Sports, LLC © 2024. All rights reserved.
  • Contact
  • Image Copyright
  • Privacy Policy
  • Scores
  • Gear Shop Returns Policy
adbanner
228 sports logo vert 228 Sports logo vert
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?