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Gillon selected first-team All-State
Multi-sport athlete Megan Gillon has been selected to the Georgia Independent School Association 2012 All-State Volleyball team.
Blue Tide roll to best season ever
Long County won its final game of the year Friday, manhandling Metter High School.
Thornton leading Wolfpack
Helping the North Carolina State Wolfpacks earn a 37-6 win over Wake Forest Saturday, Liberty County High School's former running back Shadrach Thornton posted his second 100 plus yards game of the season.
McMillan No. 1 in tackles this year, according to MaxPreps
Liberty County linebacker Raekwon McMillan is listed as being No. 1 in Georgia for tackles this year, according to maxpreps.com.
BI gets first win at new Olvey
Bradwell Institute earned its first win Friday at the new Olvey Field and did so in grand style by shutting out the Groves Rebels, 42-0, during the Tigers' senior-night game.
A very good week for Gary Guyton
After four seasons with the New England Patriots, Bradwell Institute graduate Gary Guyton could see action today in a Dallas Cowboys uniform.
FPCA fights to the bitter end
First Presbyterian Christian Academy fell just short of getting a win in its final game after falling, 46-35, on Friday to Fullington in Hinesville.
Tide win to post best record ever
With a large fanbase making the trip to Candler County, the Long County High School football team defeated Metter, 49-7, on Friday to finish with the best record in school history.
Panthers top Glenn Hills to finish with winning season
They didn't get a shot at post season play, but the Liberty County Panthers still ended the season on a high note with a 21-14 win against Glenn Hills on Friday at Donell Woods Stadium.
Sports briefs Nov. 11, 2012
Shrine Club golf tourney set
Bradwell sends out seniors with win
Bradwell Institute sent their seniors out in style with a decisive 42-0 win against Groves tonight at Olvey Field.
Long has shot at best season
The Long County High School football team hopes to make history tonight.
Liberty Co. wraps up season tonight
The Liberty County Panthers will try to end their regular season on a winning note tonight against sub-region opponent Glenn Hills at Donell Woods Stadium.
FPCA has one last chance at a victory
First Presbyterian Christian Academy plans to use each second of its final 48 minutes of action in 2012 to clinch a win.
Articles by Section - Local sports
Seventh-grade Rebels headed to nationals
The seventh-grade Coastal Crew Rebels are headed to Orlando this weekend for the Youth Basketball of America National Tournament, which takes place July 6-12.
‘Hank’ White golf tourney set for Aug. 2
The date has been set for the 10th annual Henry "Hank" White Memorial Golf Tournament.
Storm compete in Macon tourney
The Low Country Storm, a basketball team representing Liberty and Long counties, recently traveled to Macon to compete in the Summer Slam-Fest Basketball Tournament.
Sun sets on Southern Conference for Georgia Southern
It's been long anticipated, but as of Tuesday, Georgia Southern officially became an all-sports member of the Sun Belt Conference.
Riley rejoins GSU staff
STATESBORO - Carolyn Riley has rejoined the Georgia Southern women's basketball program as an assistant coach, head coach Chris Vozab announced this week.
Fans can keep enjoying soccer after the World Cup
The United States' run in the World Cup is over. The Internet's new hero, American goalie Tim Howard, couldn't save the U.S. in the tournament, and the team now is headed back stateside.
McRae receives 76ers jersey in Philly
Jordan McRae was in Philadelphia on Saturday as the 76ers introduced their new members to the media and gave their new players their jerseys.
Elite soccer camp returning to Hinesville
The Hinesville Soccer Association and Hinesville Gators are sponsoring a week-long elite soccer camp starting next Monday at James Brown Park.
Jackson was more than a coach to many in the area
If you asked most men of a certain age, regardless of race or creed, who helped shape, define them and prepare them for life, many would credit their fathers and mothers - rightly so.
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