By CURTIS ROCKWELL/Sports Director

BILOXI — D’Iberville held off home-standing Biloxi Thursday night to wrap up the regular season for both teams.ille quarerbck

However, it wasn’t the last game of the campaign for either the Warriors or the Indians, as each secured spots in the upcoming Class 7A South State playoffs as DHS finished as the second seed in Region 4-7A and BHS finished as the fourth and final seed.

With the win, the Warriors finish at 9-1, which marks their best regular season mark in five years. Biloxi, despite being just 3-7. overall, is in the playoffs for the fifth straight season.

D’Iberville senior standout quarterback Jordan Walley, a Minnesota commit, ran for 115 yards and three touchdowns to lead the way for the Warriors in the latest win.

Running back Chan Harvey added a scoring run for DHS also.

The Indians, though, kept it close throughout most of the game before falling to their neighboring rival for the second straight season.

Biloxi senior signal-caller Jordan Ramsey produced one of his better outings of the season, as he completed 18-of-31 passes for 283 yards and two touchdowns.

Running back Liam Richards scored once on the ground and he also hauled in one of Ramsey’s scoring throws. Ian Harln grabbed the other touchdown toss, and Marquez Metcalfe added a rushing touchdown.

Harlan ended up with six receptions for 144 yards and the one score.

Both place-kickers were solid, as D’Iberville’s Melzer Villela nailed a pair of field goals and Biloxi’s Cayden Einhaus converted one.