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The Meridian Public School District's athletic program is an integral part of the total educational experience. Research demonstrates that participation in extracurricular athletics and activities is associated with higher academic achievement. Athletes have celebrated both individual and team successes, consistently placing in the district, state, and national rankings throughout the years.
We believe in high standards and expectations. Personal conduct and academic achievement are integral to participation and success in the athletic arena. Staff members consistently monitor the progress of our student-athletes in order to assist them in maximizing their ability to succeed both academically and athletically.
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Meridian’s McPhail embraced new hurdles
Meridian High School track and field coach Regonal Walker needed someone to compete in the hurdles. He turned to senior Sa’Nya McPhail.
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Physicals scheduled for MPSD Athletes
Physicals will take place on the following days for MPSD athletic teams.
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Seven track student-athletes sign to continue academic and athletic career
Congratulations to the seven student-athletes who signed to continue their academic and athletic careers in a ceremony held on Thursday, May 20, 2021, in the MHS Multipurpose Building.
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MHS' Davis signs with Coahoma Community College
Jaliyah Davis didn’t lack talent, she just needed a motivational push from someone. Her older brother, former Meridian High School and Louisiana Tech quarterback J’Mar Smith provided that push. Davis has been playing softball for MHS since middle school, but when she started out college softball wasn’t even on her mind.
