Claiborne County Board of Supervisors recognized Members of the Port Gibson Middle School Football Team

Port Gibson, Miss.-The Claiborne County Board of Supervisors recognized members of the Port Gibson Middle School football team on Monday. Head Coach Jadice Moore, Assistant Coach Tyler Doss, and player Joheravious Norrell were all recognized for their role in the Future Elite All-Star Game where Team Black came out with a 28-20 win.

“I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the Claiborne County Board of Supervisors for recognizing us as participants and winners of the inaugural Magnolia Future Elite 8th Grade All-Star Game,” Coach Moore said in a post. “Special appreciation goes to Coach Jones and Coach Parker for their outstanding work with the PG Titans. The Titans are the cornerstone of both our middle school and high school football programs, laying the foundation for future success.”

“I would also like to acknowledge my dedicated staff, Coach Wendall Barnes, Coach Dee Hicks, and Coach Tyler Doss. Together, we are building something truly special. This recognition is a reminder that our hard work, dedication, and accomplishments have not gone unnoticed by our community and its leaders.”

“To everyone who has congratulated us on this milestone, thank you. Your support fuels our passion to strive for excellence and inspires us to lead the children of our community toward greatness.”

“At Port Gibson, we firmly believe that our youth are just as talented and capable as anyone else in the world. Our mission is to showcase their potential, preparing them to shine on any stage. Every day, we challenge our kids to reach new heights and embrace greatness.”

“Port Gibson has talent, and soon, the world will know it.”

Moore served as the defensive coordinator in the All-Star Game and Doss served as the linebackers coach. Norrell played on the line in the win.

Before being selected to the All-Star Game, Port Gibson Middle School recently wrapped up a 4-3 season where they fell short in the championship game.