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McKenzie Middle Celebrates Eighth Grade Night

McKenzie Middle Celebrates Eighth Grade Night

October 6, 2026

Eight Grade Football Players (not pictured in order): #3 Da’Von Webb, son of Tasheba Harris and D’ante Webb.; #5 Makhyn Gilbert, son of Tanisha Gilbert and Cord Coleman; #6 Navadius Owens, son of Trina Owens, nephew of Marcus Dobbins, grandma Kathy Owens and Jordan Barnhart; #7 Hayden Nolen, son of Sherrie Hoffman; #8 Jonah Henson, son of Shelby Floyd and Aaron Floyd; #10 Mason Davidson, son of Jane and David Merrell, Jan Nelson and Rick Davidson; #11 Kenden Coleman, son of Anna Lee and Matthew Coleman; #15 Leonardo Ochoa, son of Tomasa and Miguel Ochoa; #16 Payton Cox, son of Morgan and Zack Cox; #17 Deacon Barden, son of Allyson and Justin Barden; #21 Thomas Howard, son of Sindy Howard; #25 Khalil Robinson, son of Tierra Parker and Lamon Robinson; #50 Reed Gaskins, son of Sarah and Johnathan Gaskins; #51 Cooper Cunningham, son of Kerri and Bryant Cunningham; #52 Graham Seavers, son of Amber and Derek Seavers; #54 Daniel Carroll, son of Scott and Jennifer Carroll; #55 Owen Epperson, son of Brooklyn Ballard and Matthew Epperson; #56 Kingsten Gibbs, son of Jessica Allen and Chris Gibbs; #57 Bryson Poore, son of Samantha Blankenship; #67 Jordan Graham, son of Melissa and James Graham.

McKenzie Volleyball Tops Madison in Four Sets

September 29, 2026

JACKSON (September 22) — McKenzie High School volleyball picked up another district victory Tuesday, defeating Madison 3-1 on the road to improve to 9-6 overall and 8-2 in district play. The Lady Rebels opened the match with a 25-21 victory before Madison battled back in the second set.  McKenzie lost the second set 27-25. McKenzie responded with a dominant 25-11 victory in the third set and closed out the match 25-19 in the fourth.

Community Homecoming Activities Draw Crowds

Community Homecoming Activities Draw Crowds

September 29, 2026

Friday’s festivities began at 8 a.m. with the annual MHSAA Golf Tournament at Carroll Lake Golf Club. Downtown McKenzie was the location of the annual Homecoming Parade at 12:30 p.m. Retired educators Larry Joe and Tiffany Smith served as grand marshals, leading the parade route along Cedar Street to Stonewall past McKenzie Middle School and McKenzie Elementary School. The parade featured student class entries, local group participants, and the Marching Rebel Band.

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