HHS Baseball Schedule 2026
Weekly Schedule of events
2026 Tennis Schedule
Varsity soccer heads to Pascagoula tonight! Girls start at 5:30 followed by the boys! Good luck!
Tryout reminder.....
Good luck to our girl's bowling team as they participate in regionals today!
HHS faces Pascagoula at home tonight! Games start at 4pm.
Congrats to our boy's bowling team! They placed 2nd in the regional tournament and will advance to state on January 28!
We wish them the best of luck!
We wish them the best of luck!
Good luck to our boy's bowling team today as they compete in regionals!
Big game tonight! Let's fill the stands for this district match!
🦅 Hawk Pride Spotlight: Denny Peterson🦅
A proud Hancock High School graduate from the Class of 1996, this former Hawk attended HHS from 1992–1996 and competed in basketball, baseball, and golf.
One of the greatest influences during those years was Mr. Peterson's father, Coach Dennis Peterson, who coached basketball at Hancock. Spending everyday life together in the gym and on campus created memories that meant more than any stat or trophy ever could. While it’s hard to single out just one teacher, every educator along the way left a lasting impact on Mr. Peterson.
When asked about favorite memories, it’s the friendships that stand out most — bonds that have lasted a lifetime. One unforgettable moment came during a game at PRC, when his dad jokingly said he wouldn’t attend unless a no-hitter was thrown… and he went out and did exactly that.
Being a student-athlete at Hancock taught lifelong lessons in discipline, commitment, teamwork, responsibility, and time management — lessons that continue to shape life beyond high school.
Today, being in the same hallways where he once walked as a student feels natural. Hancock has always been home to Mr. Peterson. In fact, the only time he wasn’t on campus in the last 47 years was between 1996 and 2006 while attending college and working in another district. Coming back felt like he never really left.
Now, his favorite thing to watch isn’t a game on TV — it’s his kids doing what they love: a junior son playing soccer and baseball, a middle son in the band, and a daughter at East playing basketball. Nothing beats that.
Hancock in the 90s was different — smaller, closer, and filled with school spirit. With Junior High in C Building and High School in A Building, it was a place where everyone knew everyone, and you always felt like you belonged. Voted Most School Spirited senior year, Hancock pride has always been part of who he is.
💬 Advice to today’s Hancock student-athletes:
Slow down. It’s only a moment in time, and it will pass quicker than you think.
🦅 Hawk Pride — Then, Now, Always.
A proud Hancock High School graduate from the Class of 1996, this former Hawk attended HHS from 1992–1996 and competed in basketball, baseball, and golf.
One of the greatest influences during those years was Mr. Peterson's father, Coach Dennis Peterson, who coached basketball at Hancock. Spending everyday life together in the gym and on campus created memories that meant more than any stat or trophy ever could. While it’s hard to single out just one teacher, every educator along the way left a lasting impact on Mr. Peterson.
When asked about favorite memories, it’s the friendships that stand out most — bonds that have lasted a lifetime. One unforgettable moment came during a game at PRC, when his dad jokingly said he wouldn’t attend unless a no-hitter was thrown… and he went out and did exactly that.
Being a student-athlete at Hancock taught lifelong lessons in discipline, commitment, teamwork, responsibility, and time management — lessons that continue to shape life beyond high school.
Today, being in the same hallways where he once walked as a student feels natural. Hancock has always been home to Mr. Peterson. In fact, the only time he wasn’t on campus in the last 47 years was between 1996 and 2006 while attending college and working in another district. Coming back felt like he never really left.
Now, his favorite thing to watch isn’t a game on TV — it’s his kids doing what they love: a junior son playing soccer and baseball, a middle son in the band, and a daughter at East playing basketball. Nothing beats that.
Hancock in the 90s was different — smaller, closer, and filled with school spirit. With Junior High in C Building and High School in A Building, it was a place where everyone knew everyone, and you always felt like you belonged. Voted Most School Spirited senior year, Hancock pride has always been part of who he is.
💬 Advice to today’s Hancock student-athletes:
Slow down. It’s only a moment in time, and it will pass quicker than you think.
🦅 Hawk Pride — Then, Now, Always.
Head to HHS tonight to cheer on the Hawks as they face the Tide!
This week's events....
Come out to HHS tonight to cheer on our soccer teams as they face Gautier!
Our basketball teams head to PRC tonight! Games start at 5pm with JV girls.
Good luck to our HHS soccer teams tonight!
HMS Talons Dance Tryouts
Good luck tonight!
Good luck to HHS soccer tonight!
Home game tonight!
