A football player in an orange jersey with the number 2 prepares to receive a pass from another player in an orange jersey with the number 5 during a night game on a well-lit field.
Gulfport quarterback Ty Wolverton hands the ball off to Admirals running back Amijai Frederick Friday night vs. Laurel. (Photo by Jon Carter)

By CURTIS ROCKWELL/Sports Director

Gulfport christened its brand new on campus Stadium in fine fashion Friday night.

Admirals quarterback Jackson Wolverton threw for four first-half touchdown passes to set the tone early as Gulfport thumped visiting Laurel 51-0. The win moves GHS to 2-0 on the young season after an open date last week.

Action shot of a football player in an orange jersey dodging two defenders while attempting to advance the ball during a night game.
Gulfport quarterback Ty Wolverton heads toward the edge Friday night vs. Laurel. (Photo by Jon Carter)
A football player in an orange jersey is attempting to tackle an opponent in a white jersey who is running with the ball. The scene is set on a green turf field, with other players in the background.
Gulfport defender Jaden Jones reaches out to stop Laurel quarterback Brysen Bivens Friday night vs. Laurel. (Photo by Jon Carter)
A football coach gives instructions to a group of players wearing orange jerseys and helmets during a game.
Gulfport head coach Blake Pennock chats with his Admirals during a time out Friday night vs. Laurel. (Photo by Jon Carter)

Wolverton finished up with almost 200 yards passing, while running back Jo Jo Thomas ran for 86 yards and one score and caught a touchdown toss as well. Syniker Taylor, Jr., hauled in a pair of those scoring strikes.

The Gulfport defense, which has yet to allow a point so far this season, was led by linebacker Colton Crandle with eight total tackles, includxing four tackles for loss, while lineman Lawrence Robertson registered a pair of sacks.

Cordarious Payton had two interceptions, and Victor Labega returned one pick off for a score as well.

A football player in a red jersey with 'Gulfport' written on it runs with the ball during a game, surrounded by other players in yellow and red jerseys.
Gulfport running back Amijai Frederick breaks into open space Friday night vs. Laurel. (Photo by Jon Carter)
A football player wearing an orange jersey with the number 6 runs down the field while teammates celebrate in the background during a night game.
Gulfport defender Cordarious Payton sets sail with an interception Friday night vs. Laurel. (Photo by Jon Carter)
A high school football game in progress, featuring players in team jerseys tackling each other on a grassy field. The players exhibit intense action with one player being brought down while defenders close in.
Gulfport defenders Jaiden Jones (9) and Cortell Crandle take down Laurel quarterback Bryson Bivens Friday night. (Photo by Jon Carter)

Pass Christian 40, Presbyterian Christian 38

Pirate standout senior quarterback Paris Trivillion threw for 206 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another 197 yards and one score in a close win over the visiting Bobcats Friday night.

Trivillion also set the school’s career passing record in the process, as wide out . Brandon Laneaux, Pass Christian caught four passes for 125 yards and two of those touchdown passes.

The Pirates moved to 3-0 so far with the win.

A high school football game in progress, featuring players wearing orange and blue uniforms and yellow and maroon uniforms as they engage on the field under nighttime lights.
Gulfport defender Lawrence Robertson sacks Laurel quarterback Bryson Bivens Friday night. (Photo by Jon Carter)
A high school football player in a red jersey is running with the ball on a green artificial turf field, while defenders in yellow and white uniforms attempt to tackle him.
Gulfport running back Amijai Frederick slips into a hole on his way to the ends zone Friday night vs. Laurel. (Photo by Jon Carter)
A football player in a yellow jersey is being tackled by two opponents in red jerseys during a game, while another player in a red jersey prepares to assist.
Gulfport defender Jysavian Causey reaches out to grab Laurel quarterback Bryson Bivens Friday night. (Photo by Jon Carter)

D’Iberville 53, Seminary 13

Warrior stalwart senior signal-caller Jordan Walley completed 11 passes for 186 yards and two touchdowns while adding 43 rushing yards and another score from the ground as DHS cruised on the road.

D’Iberville’s Matt Fairley recorded six tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack, a pass breakup, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and caught a touchdown pass.

The Warriors moved to 3-0 with the win.

A football player in an orange jersey dodges a tackle from a player in a white and yellow uniform on a field under stadium lights.
Gulfport tight end Travor Frost looks for some working room as Laurel defender Tavion Wolverton closes in Friday night. (Photo by Jon Carter)

Vancleave 34, Forrest County AHS 28

The Bulldogs won their second straight back and forth battle at home slipping past the Aggies Friday night.

Vancleave running back Cam Sherrod rushed for 102 yards and four touchdowns on 20 carries, and he also caught two passes for 17 yards and another score as VHS moved to 2-1 with the win.

Bulldog defensive back Easton Pylate came up with a late interception to seal the deal.

The Bulldogs, now 2-1, were coming off of a wild 49-46 win ovr Richland last week.

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