By Justin Sutton

The Lady Indians softball team, following up on an 8-0 victory a week ago over the Hancock Lady Hawks, will host Our Lady Academy this afternoon.

Every Lady Indians player had a hand in the Hancock victory, according to Biloxi coach Tommy Johnson, who noted that the team has been playing error-free ball.

"Everyone that played last night contributed something positive," Johnson said. "It was about as complete of a game that any coach could ask for."

Biloxi pitcher Brittany Lang dominated the Hancock hitters, striking out nine while only allowing one hit.

Johnson credited the play of his team’s defense in allowing Lang to pitch freely. "All I’ve asked of our defense is to make the routine plays, and so far, they have done that," Johnson said. "We've now played 15 straight innings without an error. "

The Lady Indians crossed the plate six times in the fifth to put the game away. Every Biloxi starter picked up at least one hit.

See News and Notes below for more softabll and baseball news.

Five members of the Biloxi Indians 9th Grade basketball squad have been named to the first team of the All-District 4 Team, and Coach Michael Reese has been named Coach of the Year for the second consecutive year.

The team, which won the district championship earlier this year, finished the season with a record of 16-1.

Those named to the district team are Zach Parker, Devoriae Martin, Jovan Coleman, Andre Whittle and Elijah Hopkins.

Reese, meantime, has guided the 9th Grade Indians to a record of 29-2 over the past two years.

Diamond Link, No. 1: You can keep up with Biloxi Indians baseball -- photos, scores, stats, even a play-by-play link on the schedules page -- by clicking here.

Diamond Link, No. 2: There's a site that also keeps up with the Biloxi Indians Fastpitch Softball Team. You can find it by clicking here.

Diamond Link, No. 3: You can listen to streaming audio of this evening's Indians baseball game by clicking here.

Student survey reminder: If your child hasn't taken part in the online survey, there's still time. And it only takes a few seconds. To go to the survey site, clicking here.

Junior high testing: Principal Carl Fantroy is asking parents to make sure their children get plenty of rest and a well-balanced breakfast before third-term exams on Friday, Monday and Tuesday.