Area private school coaches will get a good idea of where they are tonight when the Wildcat Football Jamboree kicks off beginning at 6:30 p.m. tonight at Chamberlain-Hunt Academy in Port Gibson.

Huntington High faces Trinity Episcopal in the first game at 6:30 p.m. Trinity meets WCCA&160;at 7 p.m., followed by WCCA&160;and CHA. Adams County Christian School takes to the field against Huntington at 8 p.m., followed by CHA vs. ACCS.

Teams will play two 20-minute periods with the clock running. The clock will stop only for scores and injuries.

The final two minutes of each period will be played under normal clock conditions.

There will be no kicking game.

&uot;We are looking forward to it,&uot; said CHA head coach Elbert &uot;Lum&uot;&160;Wright, who is one game away from 350 career wins. &uot;There should be a lot of color, pageantry and a lot of folks.&uot;

Admission is $5 for adults and $4 for students.

&uot;Win lose or draw we want to try and get everything in order,&uot; Wright said. &uot;We want to make sure we’re executing well, lining up properly on offense and defense and have the basic mechanics down. Then we’ll look at the films and go from there.&uot;

ACCS began praciticing last week.

&uot;We’re throwing the ball more than we did in the past, so it’s taking a little more time to get that timing down,&uot; said AC head coach Bo Swilley. &uot;Defensively, we’re way ahead of where we were last year because we had such a good spring.&uot;

Swilley said he will be looking to see who performs under game-type conditions.

&uot;We’re be rotating kids in and out, particularly at wide receiver and across the front line to see how they do when the defense is moving and there’s a lot of excitement around. I wish we had another week to get ready, but that’s the way things are.&uot;

Huntington, WCCA and Trinity were involved in a scrimmage last Friday at Huntington.

Tom Terry Milliken completed an 11-yard touchdown pass to Cody Turnage against Copiah in one game, while Collin Taunton and Luke Davis scored in the second game against Pine Hills.

Trinity scored against Copiah on a 9-yard touchdown pass from William McGehee to Kellen Jex.