Stephen Overstreet (Gibson County, Sr., IF): The Freed-Hardeman signee led the Pioneers to the Region 7-A semifinals as he batted .447 with 12 doubles, three home runs, 29 RBIs and 38 runs scored.
Larry Flesher (Gibson County, Sr., P/UT): The usual infielder played a key role last year as he batted .405 and went 4-0 with a 2.02 ERA.
Reach Michael Odom at michodom@jacksonsun.com or 731-425-9754. Follow him on Twitter @JSWriterMichael.
Februar, 2020
February 13, 2020
December 19, Outfield fence going up!
November 18, 2019
Congratulations to Victorious Secret as winners of the 2nd Annual Coed Softball Tournament for the second year in a row. Pictured here along with members of the Gibson County High School Baseball Team.
Tyner Hughes, Class of 2017, Connor Hill, GCHS Sophomore, Noah Stafford, Class of 2019.
1st Mike Cooper Memorial Scholarship recipient for $1,000. Camron is joined by Melissa Carson, Carolyn Cooper, Joy Cooper, Coach Wickersham and Bub Cooper.
Stephen Overstreet Jr from Gibson County has been invited and accepted to play with Team Tennessee at the JR. Sunbelt National Tourney this year in McAlester, OK. The Tournament will be played June 7-12. Congratulations Stephen!!!
Tuesday night before the baseball game with Obion County Central HS, the Gibson County Pioneers Baseball Team, Team 38, with support of the GC Coaching Staff and GC Bull Pen Club presented Coach Micheal Wickersham a shadow box and jersey with “WICKERSHAM” and the number ”200” representing 200 career wins. Coach Wickersham earned this coveted achievement on March 28, 2019 with an 8-4 Victory over Summertown High School at the Eagleville HS Baseball Field.
Congratulations Coach Wickersham!
TYSON FOODS, INC. DONATES NEW SCOREBOARD – Friday night before the baseball game against Dyersburg, Tyson Foods, Inc. and Tyson Grain Services were recognized for their donation of a new scoreboard to the GCHS Pioneers baseball program, along with Gibson Electric Membership Corporation for setting the new posts and installing and wiring for the new scoreboard. The Gibson County baseball team surrounds GCHS principal Jim Hughes, Gibson Electric’s Eddie Bell, Tyson Foods representa-tives Mike Walsh, Blaine Cultra, Megan Flowers, Tom McCue, Molly Corvin and David Corvin, Tyson Grain Services representatives Bruce Williams and Chuck Whitaker, and Gibson Electric’s Barry Smith. (Photo by Lori Cathey)
Just chillin with my boys after 200! I been truly blessed 2 have surrounded myself around Asst coaches that are winners and Players through out the years, that know how to win too. Plus my mentors that taught me how to do this @yardball8 and C.Godwin. THANK YOU!!
Michael Odom, Jackson Sun Published 12:36 a.m. CT April 1, 2019 | Updated 1:11 a.m. CT April 5, 2019
Gibson County's Caden Wylie is the winner of the boys athlete of the week poll in West Tennessee for March 25-30.
Wylie received 50.3 percent of the boys athlete of the week vote for a total of 1,066 votes.
Wylie went 7-for-12 with two doubles, one triple and 10 RBI as the Pioneers went 5-1 on the week. Gibson County is 17-3.
So excited to share! Tyson and the Local Grain Services are getting us a new Scoreboard!! We also got a new BP Turtle. Good things are happening in Pioneer Nation!!!! So blessed to be along for the ride.
Pioneer Nation, I’m extremely excited to announce Senior Sam McKinney has committed to play Baseball at Jackson State and will be a Green Jay next year. But before that happens we have some unfinished business to take care of here at home! #WeAreGCHS
Proud to announce my New Pitching Coach, Matthew Pickard. He's a graduate from Trenton Peabody and pitched collegiately at Northwest Community College and Union University. Not only does Coach Pickard bring his knowledge as a pitching coach, but he's a great Baseball guy and the boys, along with the saff, will benefit from having him! It's a honor to been able to coached him as a youngester and now have him going in the trenches with me as an equal! Thank you Coach Pickard for making the decision to be with us. #WeAreGibsonCounty
When Michael Wickersham works to leave his mark on a program, there is usually success in the formula. From his time with University School of Jackson, Crockett County and Brighton, he has built a winning program.