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Guyton camp to be rescheduled
Gary Guyton's third annual sports camp, scheduled for this weekend, is being postponed because his grandmother has died.
Lady Tigers taking soccer to state play
The Bradwell Institute Lady Tiger soccer team is headed to the first round of the state playoff today at Harrison High in Kennesaw near Atlanta.
Skeet shoot aims for cure for diabetes
About 30 teams met Saturday at the Dorchester Hunting Preserve for the ninth annual Dorchester Fun Clay Shoot.
Blue Tide end with 8-18 record for year
Long County High School wrapped up its baseball season Friday with an 8-5 loss to Vidalia High School.
Tourney helps provide 10 scholarships
The Liberty County Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Association will award 10 $1,000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors, in anticipation of proceeds raised from its eighth Annual MLK Golf Tournament held April 14.
Guyton Sports Camp postponed
Gary Guyton's third annual Sports Camp, scheduled for this weekend, is being postponed due to a death in the family. The camp will be rescheduled at a future date. Event organizers are looking at moving the event to late June or early July. The Coastal Courier will update the information once it becomes available.
Former Panther signs with North Georgia
Former Liberty County Panther standout Lamar Richardson shined at East Georgia College, and now the rising star will continue his basketball career at North Georgia College in Dahlonega.
Extra-inning win ends FPCA season
Hosting the last baseball game of the regular season Thursday afternoon against the Memorial Day School Matadors, the First Presbyterian Christian Academy Highlanders honored its seniors with a ninth-inning, 6-5 win at home.
Bradwell falls to BC in final game of season
Errors and strikeouts cost the Bradwell Tigers their final game of the 2012 campaign, ending the game 10-2.
Win, then loss for Blue Tide
The Long County High School baseball team defeated Groves High School in a tough game in Savannah on Thursday.
Liberty Chamber Golf winners announced
Liberty County Chamber of Commerce's annual Golf Classic tipped off last weekend at Cherokee Rose Country Club in Hinesville.
FPCA cruises through first playoff round
Lady Highlander coach Tom Surkatana's strategy of scoring early in the second half allowed FPCA to dominate Lafayette, 7-1, Tuesday at St. James in the first round of the Divison II state playoffs.
Tigers use fifth inning rally to win, 18-11
Trailing 8-4 in the bottom of the fifth inning Tuesday, the Bradwell Tigers rallied to make sure their seniors notched a win in their final home game.
FPCA earns 9-inning win
The Highlanders made up for errors and a slow start to come back up from an 8-3 deficit, force extra innings and earn an 11-10 victory against David Emanuel Academy Tuesday afternoon at Joseph Miller Park.
Herons defeat Blue Tide in first of back-to-back games
Long County High School lost to Brantley County High School, 18-8, Tuesday in Ludowici.
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Bradwell track teams finish in top three at Statesboro Invitational
The Bradwell Institute boys' track team was second overall and the girls' team was third at last weekend's Statesboro Invitational.
Blue Tide fall to Yellow Jackets on diamond
In recent years, the Long County baseball team has been dominated by rival Jeff Davis County. But with a new coach and attitude, Long County fans and players were hoping for different results this year.
Liberty County horse riders honored at banquet
Many area riders were honored during the annual American Saddlebred Horse Association of Georgia banquet Feb. 22 at the Idle Hour Country Club in Macon.
Four Highlanders sign with Point University
Four of First Presbyterian Christian Academy's starting varsity soccer players signed scholarships Friday afternoon to play for Point University in West Point, Ga. FPCA's Domonique Kirkley, Clark Sukaratana, Ricky Gilliard and Tyler Cause committed to the same college.
FPCA’s Moses signs volleyball scholarship
Alexandria Moses on Friday penned her name to play volleyball at Agnes Scott College, making her the first volleyball player from First Presbyterian Christian Academy to earn the honor.
Highlanders advance to round 2
Paying tribute to their former head coach and mentor, the First Presbyterian Christian Academy boys varsity basketball team made a brief stop Thursday afternoon at the grave of Ernie Walthour.
Tigers shut out Panthers
Liberty County High School on Friday had been looking to avenge last week's baseball loss to Bradwell Institute, but it didn't happen. Instead, the Tigers team claimed a 10-0 shutout win at home over the Panthers. The game ended in the sixth inning.
FPCA soccer boys beat Alleluia
It's no wonder college scouts have been checking out the First Presbyterian Christian Academy boys soccer team and signing players. The squad finished as state runner up last season and is poised to make another state run this year. On Friday afternoon, they helped their chances by beating Alleluia Community School, 5-2, at St. James Field. Highlander Clark Sukaratana signed to Point University on Friday morning and was the first Highlander to score a goal that afternoon. That point was followed by back-to-back goals from midfielder Stanford Graham. Last week, Graham signed a scholarship to play at Middle Georgia ...
Tide win first region game of the season
The Long County High School baseball team won its first Region 2-AA game of the year Thursday, defeating McIntosh County 10-3. With the win, the Blue Tide improved to 3-2 overall and 1-0 in the region.
Former GSU star hired as Bradwell coach
Former Georgia Southern star quarterback Greg Hill has been hired as the new head football coach at Bradwell.
Two from FPCA sign letters of intent
Two First Presbyterian Christian Academy athletes signed college letters of intent last week.
Smith, hoops players receive region honors
Several First Presbyterian Christian Academy boys' basketball players, as well as their first-year head coach, received honors after winning the Georgia Independent School Association Region 2-AA Championship last week.
Tigers fall at Charlton County
Bradwell Institute's baseball team suffered a tough loss Tuesday, falling to Charlton County, 12-0, in Folkston.
Hurricanes suffer first loss of year
The Hinesville Hurricanes semi-pro football team lost its first game of the season last Saturday, losing to the River City Commandos, 41-6.
Lady Panthers fall in overtime, Panthers drop game to Wayne
Wayne County swept the Liberty County High School soccer teams Tuesday night in Jesup.
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