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Middle School Tip-Off coming
First Presbyterian Christian Academy's middle-school basketball teams are set to play and host their first Middle School Tip-Off on Dec. 6-8 at the St. James Sports Center.
Free throw lifts Tigers to 67-66 win
It was an exciting way for Rhett Hellgren to begin his head-coaching days at Bradwell.
Liberty drops two at RHHS
Liberty County's basketball teams had a tough night Tuesday at Richmond Hill High School. The Lady Panthers fell 56-23 to the undefeated Lady Wildcats, while the Panther boys' teams lost, 47-40.
Bradwell girls fall to MCA, 69-55
Trailing by 19 points at the half Tuesday at home, the Bradwell Institute Lady Tigers rallied to cut McIntosh County Academy's lead to only five points by the end of the third quarter.
Second annual Friends of Joe Watkins tourney is Dec. 15
The second annual Friends of Joe Watkins Memorial Flag Football Tournament will be Dec. 15 at James Brown Park in Hinesville.
’Jackets sting Tide
The Long County High School boys' basketball team fell to Wayne County, 73-67, on Saturday in Jesup.
Erk statue to be unveiled Sat.
Former Georgia Southern football coach Erk Russell will be honored during a ceremony at 12:30 p.m. Dec. 1, when the Georgia Southern University Athletic Foundation unveils a nine-foot bronze statue depicting the coach who resurrected GSU football after it was dormant for 41 years.
Former Panther heads to App. State
Former Faith Baptist and Liberty County High School sharpshooter Aaron Scott has signed a letter of intent to play basketball for Appalachian State University in Boone. N.C.
Panthers go 0-2 in tournament
The Liberty County High School boys' basketball team started its season with two losses at the Southside Classic on Nov. 16-17 at Windsor Forest.
Lady Tide fall to Toombs, Wayne
The Long County High School girls' basketball team fell last week in its two opening games.
McRae says he is enjoying sixth-man role for Tennessee
Former Liberty County basketball star Jordan McRae is off to a good start this season as the sixth man for the Tennessee Volunteers.
Highlanders aim for GISA title
Bringing experience and talent, the First Presbyterian Christian Academy boys' basketball players are back on the hard wood to try for a state championship.
HPD 5K for Komen deemed a success
Nearly 90 local residents spent a brisk Saturday morning running and walking Hinesville's streets to increase breast-cancer awareness.
Kickers making a difference
BEYOND THE FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS
Don’t let hazard stakes obstruct your stance or your swing
Q: Larry and Moe are playing the third hole at Sapelo Hammock. Moe hits his ball toward the lateral water hazard on the right side of the fairway. He finds his ball outside of the hazard but resting next to the red lateral water-hazard stake. Larry says, "Tough luck - you have to play the ball without moving the stake." Is Larry correct?
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