🚨 Golf Team Tryouts 🚨
Hancock High School Boys and Girls Golf Teams will hold a tryout for the 2026-2027 Fall Season (early August-October) on Saturday, February 7th from 1pm to 3pm at The Club at Diamondhead. 7th-12th graders may try out.
Contact Coach Trevin Burge (Boys Coach) at tburge@hancockschools.net or Coach Chip Bourg (Girls Coach) at cbourg@hancockschools.net to register or if you have any questions.
Students must have a current physical and information filled out on Dragonfly prior to tryouts.
Hancock High School Boys and Girls Golf Teams will hold a tryout for the 2026-2027 Fall Season (early August-October) on Saturday, February 7th from 1pm to 3pm at The Club at Diamondhead. 7th-12th graders may try out.
Contact Coach Trevin Burge (Boys Coach) at tburge@hancockschools.net or Coach Chip Bourg (Girls Coach) at cbourg@hancockschools.net to register or if you have any questions.
Students must have a current physical and information filled out on Dragonfly prior to tryouts.
HMS Track tryout information
Good luck to our HMS basketball teams as they travel to Central Gulfport tonight!
This week's events.....
Tonight's varsity soccer matches have been cancelled and are rescheduled for January 27th.
Archery Schedule 2026
Congrats to the following students who made the 2025-26 Hancock Archery Team!
District game tonight in Long Beach
Important info about HMS Cheer tryouts......
Good luck to our HMS basketball teams tonight! They head to Biloxi to face the Indians!
7th grade boys and 8th grade girls will both play at 5pm on the side-by-side gyms. 7th grade girls and 8th grade boys will play at 6pm.
Come out to HHS to enjoy some JV soccer tonight!
🦅 Hawk Pride Spotlight: LaShea Wilson🦅
A true Hancock Hawk through and through, LaShea Wilson attended Hancock schools for all 12 years and was part of one of the first classes to attend Hancock High School beginning in 10th grade after the new building opened in 1990–1991. She graduated from HHS in 1993 with highest honors, earning Hall of Fame recognition, District Offensive Player of the Year, and a basketball scholarship to PRCC.
As a student, LaShea played basketball from 6th–12th grade and also kept stats for the HHS football team. Coaches who made a lasting impact on her included Debbie Triplett, Alan Dedeaux, and Coach Perniciaro. She also credits several educators for shaping her path, including Mr. Koph, Ms. Dedeaux, Ms. Lovelace, Kim Saucier, and Sandra (Sandy) Adams.
After becoming a Registered Nurse, LaShea dedicated 28 years to Hancock Medical Center, serving in nearly every department and as school nurse for Hancock North Central and Hancock High School. Since 2018, she has continued giving back as the Healthcare & Clinical Services Instructor at HHS and as an American Heart Association CPR Certified Instructor.
From basketball games and pep rallies to being crowned Homecoming Queen and building lifelong friendships, LaShea says her favorite memory is simply being a Hawk. Today, seeing her former students succeed in the healthcare field is her greatest reward.
💙 LaShea says, "It truly is a blessing to be home at HHS!" 💙
Pictured with LaShea is teammate and friend, Tara Slade.
A true Hancock Hawk through and through, LaShea Wilson attended Hancock schools for all 12 years and was part of one of the first classes to attend Hancock High School beginning in 10th grade after the new building opened in 1990–1991. She graduated from HHS in 1993 with highest honors, earning Hall of Fame recognition, District Offensive Player of the Year, and a basketball scholarship to PRCC.
As a student, LaShea played basketball from 6th–12th grade and also kept stats for the HHS football team. Coaches who made a lasting impact on her included Debbie Triplett, Alan Dedeaux, and Coach Perniciaro. She also credits several educators for shaping her path, including Mr. Koph, Ms. Dedeaux, Ms. Lovelace, Kim Saucier, and Sandra (Sandy) Adams.
After becoming a Registered Nurse, LaShea dedicated 28 years to Hancock Medical Center, serving in nearly every department and as school nurse for Hancock North Central and Hancock High School. Since 2018, she has continued giving back as the Healthcare & Clinical Services Instructor at HHS and as an American Heart Association CPR Certified Instructor.
From basketball games and pep rallies to being crowned Homecoming Queen and building lifelong friendships, LaShea says her favorite memory is simply being a Hawk. Today, seeing her former students succeed in the healthcare field is her greatest reward.
💙 LaShea says, "It truly is a blessing to be home at HHS!" 💙
Pictured with LaShea is teammate and friend, Tara Slade.
Send our bowling team some good vibes today! They compete at Spanish Trail Lanes!
Tuesday was an incredible day at Hancock! We want to thank Coach Allen Smith (@ArmyWP_Football) for visiting with us and recruiting our very own QB Kaison Koenenn!
We are excited to see Kaison receive an offer to play at the next level! The future is bright!
#GoHawks #HawkPride
We are excited to see Kaison receive an offer to play at the next level! The future is bright!
#GoHawks #HawkPride
Head out to Poplarville today to cheer on our soccer teams as they face the Hornets!
HHS Basketball heads to Picayune today for district play!
Games start at 5:30 with 7th grade boys followed by 8th grade girls and boys.
Good luck to our bowling team today!
Tennis Tryouts will be held January 8th at 4:30pm at Tennis World in Diamondhead. HMS and HHS students are invited to tryout!
We would love to hear from you!!
