Gallery: Pink Out recognizes Breast Cancer survivors, fighters
Published 11:15 am Tuesday, October 29, 2024
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Players present a signed basketball and flowers to Jill Johnson. She is Hartfield Academy's Breast Cancer honoree this year. (Hunter Cloud | The Daily Leader)
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Gayle Bennett, Leake Academy's Breast Cancer honoree, walks out to meet players bearing gifts Monday night. (Hunter Cloud | The Daily Leader)
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Copiah Academy's Breast Cancer honoree Kamryn Lampton is hugged by players at mid-court Monday night. (Hunter Cloud | The Daily Leader)
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Amite School Center's Breast Cancer Honoree Heather Montz hugs players Monday night. (Hunter Cloud | The Daily Leader)
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Players and a coach from Oak Forest Academy's team were recognized in place of Brent Covington. He is currently in the hospital undergoing treatment for breast cancer. (Hunter Cloud | The Daily Leader)
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Jennifer McClendon is Brookhaven Academy's Breast Cancer honoree this year. (Hunter Cloud | The Daily Leader)
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Seniors Ella Smith and Ainsley Orr meet Brookhaven Academy's Breast Cancer honoree Jennifer McClendon at mid-court. (Hunter Cloud | The Daily Leader)
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East Rankin's Breast Cancer honoree Brittany Steele hugs players Monday night. (Hunter Cloud | The Daily Leader)
BROOKHAVEN — Breast Cancer survivors and fighters were honored at the annual Pink Out Tip-Off Classic held at Brookhaven Academy Monday night. Teams select one honoree each year to be recognized.
Players from those teams presented a pink rose and a pink basketball signed by the entire team to each honoree.
Here is a gallery of the honorees.