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High school players, coaches hold recreation clinics
Last Updated: 9:36 AM 09/03/10 - The Butts County Parks & Recreation Department was a busy place on Saturday morning, as high school athletes and their coaches took time to instruct and inspire their younger counterparts on recreation cheerleading, football, and soccer teams. From 9:30 until 11 a.m., they held clinics to teach skills and fundamentals. (Full Story)
Red Devils drop opener to Mary Persons
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Last Updated: 8:59 AM 09/03/10 - The Red Devils of Jackson High School bit the Bulldogs of Mary Persons first in the 63rd playing of the Backyard Brawl, but couldn't catch up after losing the lead just before halftime. (Full Story)
Jackson High volleyball season starts
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Last Updated: 8:53 AM 09/03/10 - The Jackson High School volleyball team is back on the court. (Full Story)
Softball team off to 2-0 region start
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Last Updated: 8:40 AM 09/03/10 - The Jackson High School Lady Devils softball team faced its first region opponent Tuesday, Aug. 24, at Henry County High School in McDonough, and came away with a shut out, 8-0. (Full Story)
Furman Bisher: Braves go through struggles, but luck keeps them in first place
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Last Updated: 8:22 AM 09/03/10 - Let’s begin at the beginning. It’s spring. The Braves need a first baseman, when they could have had Adam LaRoche, but he was too expensive. So they re-tool Troy Glaus, who has been a third baseman all his life, hand him a first baseman’s mitt and play ball. (Full Story)
Henderson nabs overtime win from Lamar Co.
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Last Updated: 8:21 AM 09/03/10 - In an overtime win, Henderson Middle School’s football team took a victory in its first game of the season, Aug. 25, against Lamar County Middle School in Barnesville. (Full Story)
Lady Devils lose to Mary Persons; Softball team goes 2-2 in Spalding Tournament
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Last Updated: 9:27 AM 08/26/10 - The Jackson High School Lady Devils softball team played its first home game of the 2010 season against the Lady Bulldogs of Mary Persons High School on Tuesday, Aug. 17. In spite of the evening’s oppressive heat, there was a crowd of fans vocally supporting both teams at the Jackson-Butts County Parks & Recreation Department Bob Ryan Softball Complex. (Full Story)
Lady Tigers snare win over Lamar
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Last Updated: 9:25 AM 08/26/10 - The Henderson Middle School Lady Tigers softball team started off its 2010 season with a win against the Lamar County Lady Trojans in Barnesville on Friday, Aug. 20. (Full Story)
Red Devils tested in scrimmage against Wolverines
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Last Updated: 11:43 AM 08/20/10 - Jackson High School took on Union Grove’s Wolverines in a scrimmage Monday evening in McDonough that saw Red Devils Head Coach Mike Parris’ three young quarterbacks take turns behind center. (Full Story)
Furman Bisher: Twice Upon a Time, So the Story Goes
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Last Updated: 11:38 AM 08/20/10 - There was enough plot for a movie in the look on Chipper Jones’ face. I’d seen if before, in the photograph in the morning paper, as he lay sprawled on the ground in Houston. Now a thick wrap was woven around his left knee. Same knee, same surgeon. The difference was, he was 23 years old then. (Full Story)
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    Quarterback Stephen Garcia and freshman tailback Marcus Lattimore each ran for two touchdowns and South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier won his 18th straight college opener 41-13 over Southern Miss on Thursday night.
  • SEC Posts 13 In Top 100
    Thirteen SEC soccer players were ranked in TopDrawerSoccer.com’s first National Top 100 Women To Watch.
  • Gullickson Advances At US Open
    Georgia junior Chelsey Gullickson posted a straight-set victory Thursday in the first round of the 2010 US Open Doubles event.
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    In the second edition of the "Rotation" SEC volleyball blog, analyst Phil Bush talks about the SEC's strong start to the season.
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Gwinnett Daily Post: Sports Headlines
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