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Clayton State’s Binfield ties for low medalist in one-round tri-match
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Last Updated: 11:11 PM 03/19/10 - With the prestigious Bobcat Invitational on the horizon next week, the Clayton State Laker men’s golf team got a tune-up round in on Friday with a tri-match against Division I opponents Georgia State and Akron at the Berkeley Hills Country Club. (Full Story)
Long ball dooms Stockbridge
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Last Updated: 11:09 PM 03/19/10 - Two home runs were too much to overcome for Stockbridge in a 12-2 defeat in five innings to Alcovy in a Region 4-AAAA game Friday. (Full Story)
Woodland continues strong start
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Last Updated: 11:08 PM 03/19/10 - Playing its second game in three days against a playoff-caliber opponent was demanding enough for the Woodland boys soccer team. But it also was without three players who were inactive due to injuries and facing Eagle’s Landing, an area rival and a team ranked at one point this season. (Full Story)
Jonesboro takes pitching duel in 3-1 win over D-town
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Last Updated: 11:06 PM 03/19/10 - It was a classic pitching duel between Jonesboro’s Antonio Allen and Trey Nelson of Dutchtown. (Full Story)
Ola squeezes out 3-0 win against North Clayton
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Last Updated: 11:04 PM 03/19/10 - The first four innings of Friday night’s baseball game between North Clayton and Ola was an old-fashion pitchers’ duel between the Eagles’ Justin Brown and the Mustangs’ Mike Venturelli. (Full Story)
Southwest takes third historic Class AAAA title
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Last Updated: 10:52 PM 03/12/10 - DULUTH – With two minutes remaining in the Class AAAA girls' championship game, administrators at Southwest DeKalb started passing out championship T-shirts on the bench. (Full Story)
Southwest DeKalb’s road leads to a dynasty
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Last Updated: 10:51 PM 03/12/10 - DULUTH – Each senior took their turn. First Kayla Lewis, who was in foul trouble after all, a convenient opportunity to pull her in the waning moments of a victory already ensured. Then Chancie Dunn, the one who carried Southwest DeKalb when Lewis lingered on the bench. Then Chyna Miley, who collapsed into the arms of her coach, overcome by the historic moment. (Full Story)
CSU ends season as Tusculum rallies to beat Lakers in NCAA Tournament
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Last Updated: 10:48 PM 03/12/10 - GREENWOOD, S.C.— Playing in its sixth straight NCAA Division II National Tournament, the Clayton State Laker women’s basketball team could not stop a late rally by Tusculum on Friday as the Pioneers knocked off Clayton State 69-63 at Lander’s Horne Arena. (Full Story)
Wealth of experience raises stakes for F. Park
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Last Updated: 11:22 PM 03/11/10 - When the final game ended of the Forest Park girls basketball team’s season Wednesday — a 61-55 defeat by Southwest DeKalb in the Class AAAA semi-finals — there was no lingering in the locker room. Lady Panthers coach Steven Cole, resolved already to be brief, addressed his team and left them to pack up. (Full Story)
Dutchtown’s senior class orchestrates historic playoff run
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Last Updated: 11:21 PM 03/11/10 - For those outside the Southern Crescent, the name Dutchtown hasn’t been a household name in high school basketball circles. The program has been around since 2004, and few could tell you where the school is located. (Full Story)
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Jackson Progress-Argus: Sports News
  • Peaches tapped to play pro in Ukraine
    Twenty-two-year-old Kendra Appling, who is better known as “Peaches” in Butts County, accepted an opportunity to pursue her dream of playing professional basketball which has taken her many time zones away from home.
  • BOE recognizes success of JHS wrestlers; Aly breaks school records, places second in state
    Work and dedication paid off for the Jackson High School Wrestling Team in a successful 2010 season, as was noted when the team and Coaches Rob Carlyle and Josh Pidgeon were honored at the Butts County Board of Education meeting on Monday, March 1.
  • HMS holds Winter Sports Banquet
    The Commons of Henderson Middle School filled with cheerleaders, boys and girls basketball players, and wrestlers on Thursday, February 25 to celebrate all of the hours their teams had practiced and played together, through successes and defeats.
  • Wren's fingerprints all over these Braves
    You can truly say, I believe, that these Braves are Frank Wren's team. He starts with some established pieces, Chipper Jones, Brian McCann and an established corps of pitchers, and filled in around them. And you might say that he laid the pitching cornerstone almost the moment he moved up the ladder, out of John Schuerholz's shadow into the title of general manager.
  • Spalding Jaguars mauls JHS Devils baseball team, 11-3
    The rainy weather was not kind to the Jackson High School baseball schedule, and games against Spalding on Wednesday and Locust Grove on Friday were cancelled. The team made up the game with the Spalding Jaguars on Saturday night, but most of the game was as dismal for the Red Devils as the week’s weather had been.
Griffin Daily News: Sports Headlines
  • Two power packed classes: Prepare to enter local Sports Hall of Fame on April 17
    The Griffin-Spalding Athletic Hall of Fame will induct the Classes of 2009 and 2010 during an induction ceremony April 17 at the GTO’s Event Center in Griffin on the North Expressway. Both class...
  • Crusaders drop another 1-run heartbreaker
    DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. — Ken Smith’s Griffin Christian baseball team went into the second half of last week undefeated. Now they have lost two in a row thanks to losses of 6-5 Thursday at Windsor and 7-...
  • Lady Jags bounce back from lone loss with W
    Lauren Barlow scored a pair of goals as the Class AAA No. 5-state ranked Spalding High girls soccer team rebounded from its only loss this season with a 3-1 win late Friday night against visiting...
  • Two for the price of one
    The Spalding High baseball team made quick work of its Region 4-AAA foes, the Maynard Jackson High Jaguars of Atlanta, by sweeping a doubleheader Friday evening at home. The Jags improve to 7...
  • SHS’s Jeffcoat headed to Oklahoma State University
    Spalding High kicker/punter Will Jeffcoat made it official Friday that he will attend Oklahoma State in the fall to play football as a preferred walk-on. Several people accompanied Jeffcoat (center...
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