The 2015 fall semester at Hinds Community College is chock full of activities, especially in the areas of football and men’s and women’s soccer.
The 2015 football schedule gets under way on Thursday, Aug. 27 in Raymond as Hinds hosts Holmes Community College in a 6:30 p.m. kickoff.
The Eagles will play their opening road and South division game at Pearl River Community College at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10.
The Homecoming game at Hinds will take place on Thursday, Oct. 15 when the Eagles host Jones County Junior College at 7 p.m. in Raymond. The Homecoming contest will also mark the final regular season home game for Hinds.
The Eagles, who finished 5-4 in 2014, will conclude the regular season on Thursday, Oct. 22 at Southwest Community College.
Click on the link to view the complete 2015 football schedule: http://www.hindsccsports.com/schedule.aspx?path=football
The men’s and women’s soccer teams kick off the 2015 campaigns on Wednesday, Aug. 19, as each program hosts Mississippi College at 5/7 p.m. at Tom Shepherd Field in Raymond.
The Lady Eagles and Eagles open North division play versus East Central Community College on Friday, Sept. 4, welcoming the Warriors to Raymond for a 5/7p.m. matchup.
Both teams will wrap up the regular season at Northwest Community College on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
The Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) play-in round and state tournament will follow regular season play.
Click the following links to see the men’s and women’s 2015 soccer schedules:
Men’s - http://www.hindsccsports.com/schedule.aspx?path=msoc
Women’s - http://www.hindsccsports.com/schedule.aspx?path=wsoc
All three of the programs mentioned are represented by an excellent group of young men and women and these coaches and players desperately need our support.
The time and effort that each and every member spends perfecting their craft, outside of their role as a collegiate student, often goes unnoticed. It is up to us as fans and followers of these student-athletes to come out and rally behind them and provide a support system for them.
As a former student-athlete and now coach, I know how beneficial it is and how much it means to see your colleagues and friends take time out of their day to come watch you compete.
They need and deserve your support, so let’s make a concerted effort as a college and fan base to give back to them in this way!
