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Boys soccer blog: Hapeville Charter’s fast start in debut season has community excited about the beautiful game

Article and photos courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution --> Original Article Here Hapeville Charter’s boys soccer program is in its infancy, yet it already is making waves throughout the community, the student body and the coaching staff that oversees the athletic operations. The Hapeville Charter community has adopted soccer ... More

Tennis Blog: Results from championship rematches offer insight into the drama ahead

Article and photos courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution --> Original Article Here The Buckhead Rotary Tournament starts Friday and will conclude Saturday, March 23. The action will take place at Westminster and among the star-powered lineup of schools will be the 17-time state champion Walton Lady Raiders. This year’s ... More

Lacrosse in brief: Week 2

Article and photos courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution --> Original Article Here Welcome to the first weekly briefing of GHSA lacrosse for the 2019 season. The latest AJC rankings, which were released Thursday, have Lambert in 6A-7A and Lovett in A-5A as the No. 1 teams on the boys’ side while Milton (6A-7A) and Blessed ... More

Track and Field Blog: Bragging rights meets fill weekend schedule across the metro area

Article and photos courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution --> Original Article Here We’re closing in on the midway point of the season, and with that comes all of the city and county championships. While they don’t have an impact on regional, sectional and state meet qualifiers or winners, these bragging rights meets ... More

Golf Blog: Johns Creek wins Ga-SC Cup; Rivers takes Larry Nelson title

Article and photos courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution --> Original Article Here Johns Creek led a strong field of teams from Georgia that dominated the 17th annual Georgia-South Carolina Cup at Planterra Ridge Golf Club in Peachtree City. Johns Creek finished at 16-over 592 and won the team competition by 13 shots ... More

Class AAAAAA blog: Lee County looks to reload after losing 42 seniors

Article and photos courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution --> Original Article Here The Lee County football team lost 42 seniors off last season’s team, including 20 who will be playing in college this fall, but expectations remain high for the two-time defending Class AAAAAA champion. The heavy graduation losses ... More

Week 2 Baseball Rankings

Article and photos courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution --> Original Article Here In Class AAAAAAA, the top 4 remains intact, but Mountain View has replaced Etowah at No. 5. Milton debuts at No. 6 and South Forsyth dropped out after falling to 7-7. Class AAAAAA No. 1 Winder-Barrow defeated Dacula 16-0 to improve to 10-3. ... More

Propst on firing: Investigation unfair, allegations false or misleading

Article and photos courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution --> Original Article Here Former Colquitt County football coach Rush Propst, fired last week after 11 seasons that brought the Packers 119 wins and two state championships, issued a statement on his ouster for the first time Tuesday. He called the Colquitt County ... More

McIntosh cheerleaders named tops in Georgia

Article & photos courtesy of The Citizen --> Original Article Here McIntosh High School Varsity Sideline and Competition Cheerleaders have been named Georgia Team of the Year by the Georgia Cheerleading Coaches Association (GCCA). The cheerleaders were recognized on March 14 at the GCCA Spring Conference at the University of ... More

Class AAAAAAA blog: What is Colquitt County’s future? Experts weigh in

Article and photos courtesy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution --> Original Article Here Class AAAAAAA football won’t be the same this fall without Colquitt County coach Rush Propst on the sidelines. Propst, fired last week, led the Packers to state titles in 2014 and 2015 and nine semifinals over the past 10 seasons, an ... More