A hometown celebration
Four Germantown baseball players have been selected to compete in the State Games of Mississippi, the state’s premier amateur sports festival now in its 34th year. The announcement highlights a blend of emerging sophomore talent and accomplished junior performers who will wear the Germantown colors on the diamond.
Season highlights
Ryals and Farmer, both sophomores, were key contributors for their high school teams, while Raburn and Perry capped impressive junior campaigns with solid offensive production. Raburn batted .318 with 23 RBIs and two home runs, Perry posted a .295 average with 18 RBIs, Ryals finished at .301 with 17 RBIs, and Farmer contributed a .217 average with four RBIs.
The tournament ahead
The opening ceremony took place on June 5 in downtown Meridian, and the baseball competition will unfold at Meridian Community College from June 15 through June 18. The schedule will run alongside more than 40 other sports, offering a vibrant showcase of athletic talent across the region.
Organizers emphasize that the event serves as a celebration of community spirit and a platform for rising athletes to gain statewide recognition.