Blake Brannon
Sports Anchor/Multimedia Journalist
Biloxi, MS
Blake Brannon was born and raised in Panama City, Florida, and started his career as a reporter and producer at WJHG/WECP in Panama City Beach in 2017.
He joins the WLOX team as a Weekend Sports Anchor/MMJ and is excited to stay on the Gulf Coast.
While at WJHG he worked in news and sports and covered everything from an active shooter situation, Category 5 Hurricane Michael, as well as the COVID-19 Pandemic. He also won a Florida AP award for his coverage of Hurricane Michael in 2018.
Blake comes from a family of football coaches and is an avid fan of the Florida State Seminoles. In his free time, you can find him playing music, catching a movie, or taking a breather on the beach.
After completing his college career and going undrafted in the MLB Draft, pitcher Kaleb Bowman was only getting started.
At his most recent championship in New Mexico, he outshot more than 60 other competitors from around the world, giving him the top title in multiple categories.
The 6′4 guard is back in the Magnolia state after spending his freshman season with the Beavers, where he appeared in 26 games.
Southern Miss baseball and head coach Scott Berry are coming into 2023 with high expectations after a 40-plus win season and hosting a super regional for the first time ever.
A truly special year on the diamond in Poplarville, and it’s still setting in for the Wildcats.
The regular season for the Dragons kicks off in February.
The games will serve as a test run to gauge interest in bringing a team permanently back to Biloxi.
The Coast Coliseum saw more than 100 competitors from all around the state competing across three skill levels: intermediate, competitive, and advanced
Stone Athletic Director Kevin Conard passed away suddenly on Wednesday and the Stone County community honored his memory at the Tomcats playoff baseball game against Purvis.
Wednesday Pearl River baseball saw eight players put pen to paper to continue their athletic career at four-year colleges.
At the end of the day, Sarah and her family know she has a job to do and they believe the skills that got her to the biggest stage in football will carry her far beyond it.
