Kasie Thomas
Sports Reporter
Kasie Thomas joined WLBT/WDBD in June of 2022 as the new sports reporter.
She graduated from North Greenville University in April of 2022 where she studied broadcast journalism.
While in college, Kasie was a sports editor for her school's website, completed an internship with WYFF in Greenville S.C., served as Miss North Greenville University, and was a part of the NGU women's volleyball team.
Even though she played volleyball, her passion for sports goes much further. Kasie grew up just a state over in Wetumpka, Alabama where football was the main attraction.
As a former student-athlete, Kasie loves covering sports and getting to know the people who play the game.
When she's not at the station, Kasie loves working out, watching SEC football, and trying new coffee shops.
Kasie is excited to be a part of the Jackson community.
Feel free to chat if you ever see her out in the area!
Click here to view scores from playoff games across the state.
Click here to view playoff scores from across the state.
Click here to view other playoff and regular season scores from Week 12 action across Central Mississippi.
Saturday, the Special Olympics of Mississippi hosted a flag football and cheer competition at Jackson State University.
The Callaway Chargers hosted the Warren Central Vikings at Hughes Field in Jackson with playoff hopes on the line.
The Rankin County Super Bowl didn’t disappoint as both squads were looking to solidify themselves in region play.
The 17-year-old four-star linebacker at Hartfield Academy almost had his dream taken away from him.
The Brandon volleyball team is setting its sights on the state championship once again!
The undefeated Hartfield Hawks took a short trip up Lakeland Drive to take on rivals Jackson Prep to highlight Week 9 of The End Zone’s high school football coverage.
Click here to view scores across Central Mississippi.
Coach McCorkle credits his achievement to the coaches that helped build the program from the beginning.
Terry traveled to the North Jackson Field for a JPS Showdown against the Rams of Provine.
McComb holds Brookhaven to a season-low seven points to claim victory over the Panthers and Northwest Rankin upsets the number six-ranked Madison Central Jaguars to highlight the End Zone’s Week 4 coverage.
One of the metro’s biggest rivalries lived up to its expectations Friday night.
The 2021 MHSAA 6A State Championship rematch highlights WLBT’s The End Zone coverage.
The Belhaven Blazers are getting ready for an exciting football season at Belhaven University.
After surrendering the first 14 points of the game, the Cougars scored 28-straight points and ultimately secured a remarkable comeback victory by the score of 35-28.
The defending MAIS state champions, Jackson Prep, wasted no time showing their dominance against the Copiah Academy Colonels.
The Saint Andrew’s football team is gearing up for the upcoming season.
Last year, Clinton Christian Academy struggled in district play with a 1-3 record, but this season they’re determined to turn things around.
This year, they know the slate has been wiped clean and all eyes are on them as the Panthers become the hunted.
With a young and talented team, the Bruins are excited about the challenge ahead.
All of the former Mississippi athletes expressed their respect for the athletes in the state and were grateful to be recognized and included.
The freshman will look to fill a great need in the shot-making department for Coach Jans and the Bulldogs in the upcoming season
Brennen Lacey, a talented 14-year-old sprinter from Canton, Mississippi, is on the verge of fulfilling his dreams at the AAU Junior Olympics in Iowa.
The coaches shared different skills, drills, and techniques for the high school coaches to take into their seasons.
Joel and Seth Albritton were born and raised in Virginia and ever since the brothers moved to Mississippi to play soccer, they have enjoyed every second.
Making it to the championship game has always been the goal for Pisgah baseball. Last season, it was right within their reach, but the Dragons came up short in the semi-final round.
The Cougars will now move on to face the winner of the Lewisburg and South Panola game on May 16th.
Belhaven softball has been crowned the 2023 Collegiate Conference of the South conference tournament champions Maryville College in a doubleheader championship series Thursday.
The Belhaven football team lives by the motto, ‘serve and not to be served.’
The junior is also just three doubles shy of breaking Belhaven softball’s all-time doubles record of 53.
The Clinton women’s golf team is headed to the championship.
Just two years ago, the Madison-Ridgeland Academy shooting sports team didn’t even exist. Now, nine Patriots are headed to the championship.
The Grove Bowl spring game has wrapped up for the Rebels.
While there are bigger D1 schools in the country, to one coach, D3 athletics will always have a special place in her heart.
At the beginning of game two, the M-Braves let two residents from Rolling Fork take the mound and throw out the first pitch of the game. It meant more to them than we could ever imagine.
“We’re all ready to rumble man. It’s been too long of a wait for us to get going and the kids are ready to play,” first-year head coach Kanekoa Texeria said.”
The Clinton baseball team is on a 15-game winning streak, 20-1 on the season, and undefeated in their district.
Pitching in those games was not a simple task. But when it happened, it was big, and the Titans accomplished the feat as a team.
YOU’RE OUT!” has become a familiar phrase for Belhaven softball’s ace, but not for the reason you may think.
MRA senior Josh Hubbard committed to the Mississippi State Bulldogs on March 13.
Yazoo City head coach Anthony Carlyle wins his sixth championship in ten years at third school
The Mississippi high school basketball playoffs are here!
Ole Miss baseball begins its National Championship defense with a win over Delaware
This past weekend, they traveled to Florida to compete in the 2023 UCA Championship, and came back to the Sip’ with a national title.
In 7 days, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will hit the field to compete in Super Bowl 57, and when they do, they’ll be walking on a piece of Mississippi.
Saturday, new Mississippi high school soccer champions were named.
The 2023 National Signing Day period on Wednesday saw a numerous amount of local Mississippi high school football talent sign their national letter of intent to play collegiate football in the upcoming 2023 season.
This new sport uses some of the same rules that apply to basketball.
