SBLive presents 2021-2022 Mississippi All-Sports Awards

Here's a look at all the high school programs who had the most success on Mississippi fields and courts in the 2021-2022 athletic season

The 2021-2022 athletic season is in the books in Mississippi, and that means it's time to announce the winners of the SBLive All-Sports Awards.

Here's a look at the winners for each MHSAA classification. Follow the links to see which school finished second, third and any others who were in the hunt.

• Class 6A: Madison Central
• Class 5A: Neshoba Central
• Class 4A: Pontotoc
• Class 3A: St. Patrick
• Class 2A: East Union
• Class 1A: Tupelo Christian

The formula

For each sport, schools receive points if they make the playoffs, regardless of how they finish. The scoring for most sports (like football, volleyball, basketball etc.) goes like this:

• Champions - 30 points
• Runner-up - 25 points
• Semifinalist - 20 points
• Quarterfinalist - 15 points
• *Second round - 12.5 points
• * First round - 10 points

(* - where it applies)

For sports where there is a state meet (cross country, archery, track and field, bowling, etc.) it’s the same formula but on a descending scale, like this:

• Champion - 30 points
• Runner-up - 25 points
• 3rd place - 20 points
• 4th place - 15 points
• 5th place - 10 points
• 6th place - 7.5 points
• 7th place - 5 points
• 8th place - 2.5 points