Area Football Playoffs: Corinth, Booneville, Baldwyn Fall
The area football playoffs came to an end for all four remaining local teams on Friday night, Nov. 13. Corinth, Booneville, Baldwyn, and Kossuth each lost in the second round of the Mississippi high school postseason, closing out the 2026 season for every program in Alcorn, Tishomingo, and Prentiss counties.
Three of the four games were played on local fields. Scores below are as reported on MaxPreps.
Area Football Playoffs: Second-Round Scores
- Kosciusko 27, Corinth 13 (Class 4A): The Warriors’ season ended at home. Corinth finishes 7-4.
- Noxubee County 42, Booneville 14 (Class 3A): The Blue Devils took their first loss of the year on their home field and finish 10-1.
- East Webster 26, Baldwyn 0 (Class 2A): The Bearcats were shut out at home and finish 9-3.
- Winona 53, Kossuth 7 (Class 3A): The Aggies, the only local team on the road, finish 7-4.
Booneville’s Unbeaten Run Ends
Booneville carried a perfect record into Friday. The Blue Devils had won all 10 of their games, including a 13-0 shutout of Yazoo County in the first round a week earlier. Noxubee County ended that run with a 42-14 win in Booneville.
Baldwyn had also been rolling. The Bearcats beat Leland 35-14 in their playoff opener before East Webster held them scoreless on Friday.
Corinth and Kossuth Close Out Seven-Win Seasons
Corinth opened the playoffs with a 42-0 shutout of Ripley, its second straight shutout after a 23-0 win at New Albany to end the regular season. Kosciusko stopped the Warriors on Friday, 27-13.
Kossuth beat Amanda Elzy 38-6 in the first round to earn the trip to Winona. The Aggies’ season ended there with a 53-7 loss. Kossuth still finished with seven wins after a slow start that included losses in its first two games.
How the Postseason Went for Local Teams
Nine teams from the three counties played in the opening weekend of the postseason. Tishomingo County, Alcorn Central, Belmont, Biggersville, and Thrasher were all eliminated on the road on Nov. 6. The four teams that advanced gave local fans three home playoff games on the same night in round two.
With Friday’s results, the high school football season is over across the area. Winter sports are already underway, and basketball and soccer schedules pick up at local schools in the coming weeks.
Scores are as listed on MaxPreps and can be corrected by schools after the fact. Check with each school for official results.
Related coverage: Corinth, Kossuth, Baldwyn, Booneville Win Playoff Openers and NEMCC Football QB Xae Mayes Named NJCAA Player of the Week.
Source: MaxPreps





