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A bad night in Richmond Hill
The power went out to the visiting side press box in the fourth quarter of Friday night's game between Bradwell Institute and host Richmond Hill High School, leaving coaches with no way to communicate downstairs to the sideline.
Wayne County edges Liberty, 14-13
A Wayne County interception late in the fourth quarter killed a Liberty drive that could have potentially been the game winner Friday night at Donell Woods Stadium.
Tide blank Jeff Davis, 48-0
The Long County High School football team got back on the winning track Friday by shutting out Jeff Davis High School in Hazlehurst.
Liberty County softball players honored at banquet Thurs.
Liberty County High School's softball team celebrated its seniors and honored several players at the program's annual softball banquet held Thursday night at the LaQuinta Inn.
Blue Tide roll to victory
The Long County Blue Tide turned the stingers on the Jeff Davis Yellow Jackets winning 48-0 on the road. The BLue Tide was the only local team to earn a win tonight as Liberty, Bradwell and First Presbyterian Christian Academy suffered losses. Read more in Sunday's Coastal Courier.
Rough night for local teams
It was a rough evening for the local prep teams.
Perfection finally achieved
Melvin Ford of Hinesville has been bowling since he was about 9 years old. But it took him roughly 40 years to accomplish the sport's ultimate goal - a perfect game.
Panthers back home at last
All has been quiet lately at Donell Woods Stadium, but that will change tonight as Liberty County High School hosts the Wayne County Yellow Jackets at 7:30 in the Panthers' first home game since Oct. 5.
Tigers face new Wildcat opponent
Before the region re-alignments, Bradwell Institute knew it always would have a tough game ahead when facing the Camden County Wildcats.
Highlanders try to keep momentum up
After a near-comeback win last week, First Presbyterian Christian Academy is looking to take some momentum tonight to Cordele as it faces the Crisp Academy Wildcats at 7:30.
Blue Tide look to bounce back against Yellow Jackets
After tough back-to-back losses to Bacon County and Toombs County, the Long County High School football team will be trying to get back on the winning track when they face Jeff Davis tonight in Hazlehurst.
Teams fighting as season winds down
There are only three games remaining in the high-school football regular season, and some of the local prep teams still are in the running for playoff spots.
Bulldogs too much for Blue Tide
The Long County High School football team had its homecoming game ruined by Toombs County, 33-20, on Friday in Ludowici.
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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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