Rangers Sweep Football Awards, Jakobe Singleton Picks Up Basketball Honors

Women's Basketball

D'Naylah Williams, Itawamba Community College
(SO, G/F - Kosciusko, MS, 5)

Sophomore D'Naylah Williams (Kosciusko) continued her hot start to the season by recording her third and fourth-straight double-double performance to help Itawamba improve to 4-0 on the season. She scored 12 points and collected 10 rebounds in a 75-34 win over ASU Mid-South. Williams had a career night to help Itawamba rally for a 78-65 win at Columbia State. She scored a career-best 26 points and grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds in the win.

Men's Basketball

Jakobe Singleton, Hinds Community College
(So, SG - Woodville, MS, 15)

Singleton played a vital role in the both games this week for the Bulldogs. Singleton had a break out performance against Itawamba scoring 37 points, grabbed 10 rebounds, went 11-16 from the field, was 60% from behind the arc, and shot 12-14 from the charity stripe.

Football - Offense

Zach Wilcke, Northwest Mississippi Community College
(R-So., QB - Hernando, Miss., 1)

Northwest quarterback Zach Wilcke had one of the best performances of his Ranger career in a 33-31 MACCC semifinal win against #5 Mississippi Gulf Coast. The Hernando, Miss. native and Southern Miss transfer finished 15-for-25 with 287 passing yards and four passing touchdowns.

Football - Defense

Caulen Dunn, Northwest Mississippi Community College
(R-So., LB - Olive Branch, Miss., 30)

Northwest linebacker Caulen Dunn was anywhere and everywhere in the Rangers' 33-31 victory against fifth-ranked Mississippi Gulf Coast in the MACCC Semifinals. Dunn, a native of Olive Branch, Miss., racked up a whopping 23 total tackles, one shy of a single-game program record. His 23 tackles are the most by any Ranger defender in a game since 1995. For the season, Dunn leads the team with 93 total tackles.

Football - Special Teams

M.J. Johnson, Northwest Mississippi Community College
(R-Fr., WR - Enterprise, Ala., 7)

M.J. Johnson had a big performance on special teams in Northwest's 33-31 victory against No. 5 Mississippi Gulf Coast. The Enterprise, Ala. native returned five kickoffs for 152 yards, including a 47-yard return. Though he did not score a kick return touchdown, Johnson's big returns helped set up two scoring drives for the Rangers, including the team's final scoring possession midway through the fourth quarter.

About the MACCC

The Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference (MACCC)  is one of the premier community college conferences in the country and ranks among the elite in the nation in terms of alumni on professional sports teams. 

Current championship competition offered by the league includes competition for men in baseball, basketball, football, golf, soccer and tennis.  

Women's competition is offered in the sports of basketball, soccer, softball, tennis and volleyball. 

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