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Kings rebound to win title
South Georgia Kings 16-under AAU basketball coach Jesse Fleming wasn't too worried after his team lost the opening game of the RiverStreet Classic, 54-51 to the Riverdale Soul Friday.
Sharing laughs at Dorchester
Dr. Daniel Mobley and Marvin Deshazior share a laugh with a new friend as they finish the 9.2 mile walk to Dorchester Academy Saturday. The three were more than 100 people who completed the journey from Briar Bay to Dorchester.
South Georgia Kings hope to bounce back
SAVANNAH - This weekend's RiverStreet Classic did not start off the way the South Georgia Kings 16-under team had hoped, losing 54-51 to the Riverdale Soul at Armstrong Atlantic State University.
Sports featured at Summer Slam
The wait is over. Summer Slam 2007 starts tomorrow and producer Ernie Walthour Sr. is excited. "We're going to have another fun Summer Slam," he said. "We're getting ready to crank up. I'm real excited about it." The event, now in its 17th season, kicks off at 10 a.m. at Miller Park with a four-team double elimination softball tournament. Giftwrap and BOP have the pleasure of starting the tournament, followed by Coastal EMC challenging Richmond ...
Long's dream of pro ball comes true
Several youngsters who pick up a bat, ball and glove often dream of one day playing under the lights of a big league team. Clay Young, a right-handed pitcher from Long County, was no different. Ever since he stepped foot on a diamond in T-ball at the age of 5, his goal has been to one day reach the major leagues.
River Street Classic features local AAU basketball talent
Liberty County boasts several AAU basketball teams. Unfortunately, they play most of their games on the road in places like Atlanta, Memphis, Tenn and Orlando, Fla.
HBS wins Midget crown
The Liberty County Recreation Department's baseball season concluded Tuesday with the Midget league championship.
Lions Club wins Midget title
The Lions Club had the odds stacked against them Thursday night. If they wanted to win the LCRD Midget softball championship, they had to do the feat with only eight players, opposed to the standard 10.
Fishing for fun
More than 250 children along with their families from Liberty, Bryan and surrounding counties converged at the Richmond Hill Fish Hatchery for a fun-filled day of fishing.
Lady Mavericks making strides
The Liberty Lady Mavericks are hitting the road again, this time they travel to Fitzgerald. Saturday, the 14-under AAU team competes in the Summer Fest Shoot Out. The Lady Mavs' first game is at 10 a.m. Eleven other teams also will attend.
Eastlake ready to lead Tigers softball team
Last year, Bradwell Institute's softball team reached new heights. They advanced to the state playoffs for the first time in school fast-pitch history and were the only team from Region 3-AAAAA to record a playoff win.
Diamonds win junior softball title
If the Diamonds wanted to win the Liberty County Recreation Department Junior softball championship, they had to beat the Angels twice Tuesday. No problem.
Tigers and Eagles celebrate
It took seven innings and a 30-minute rain delay to determine a champion, but in the end the Tigers outlasted the Eagles 3-2 Tuesday to win the LCRD Pee-Wee softball championship. Rachael Smith knocked in the winning run, scoring Mary Whitney. Eagles coach Ritchie Anderson said he was proud of his girls and that win, lose or draw it was good fun. "After the game, you couldn't tell who won or lost," he said. "It ...
Senior softball gets wild
It's not over until the fat lady sings. That old sports maxim rang true Monday night as the Wildcats overcame a 4-0 deficit in the fifth inning to defeat the Bandits 6-5 to capture the Liberty County Recreation Department's Senior softball championship.
Panthers blank Tigers in Coastal Shootout
By Jimmy Currier Coastal Courier (Hinesville, GA) Sports Editor jcurrier@coastalcourier.com Liberty County took advantage of its opportunity to play cross-county rival Bradwell, with a 10-0 win Friday in the Coastal Georgia Shootout at Liberty County High School. Justin Eaton pitched a complete game for the Panthers, going five innings. "Justin threw strikes and he didn't walk many," LCHS coach Steve Cotrell said. "We only made one error and we swung the bat well and put ...
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