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Panthers close out season with 13-3 loss
Liberty County High School's baseball season ended in Brooklet on Wednesday with a 13-3 loss to Southeast Bulloch.
Panthers bounce back
After losing two games, the Liberty Panthers bounced back to shut out McIntosh Academy, 10-0, on Monday at home in a makeup game that previously was rained out.
South Georgia Kings are rising up
The 16U South Georgia Kings are on a hot streak. The Kings are 15-3 overall and took first in the second annual Kings Invitational Tournament held April 8-10 at the St. James Sports Center and Faith Baptist Christian Academy. Eight teams from the surrounding area and two teams from Aiken, S.C., participated in the invitational. It was the second time in a row the Kings took the first-place trophy. This past ...
New coach to meet with Long community
New Blue Tide head football coach Ron Flott will meet with members of the community during a forum at
Strong showing for BI track
Seven Tigers earned bids to the state track meet and Bradwell Institute finished first at Thursday's preliminary round of the Region 3-AAAAA championship meet held in Hinesville.
Tigers bounce back to blast struggling Beach
Freshman James Moon got his first varsity start for the Bradwell Institute Tigers on Friday and made it a good one by helping BI shut out the Beach High Bulldogs, 13-0, in five innings in Hinesville.
Basketball leads to bigger dreams
When Cedric Robertson first founded the Liberty Blazers basketball team, he knew it was the first step toward his overall goal of developing a youth center in the Walthourville/Allenhurst section of Liberty County.
Long County earns second straight win
The Long County High School baseball team (7-14) won its second consecutive game, knocking off Appling County, 5-3, on Friday.
Coastal Xplosion cheers way to 4th
The Coastal Xplosion All-Stars recently competed in the U.S. Spirit National All-Star Cheerleading Championship in Orlando, Fla. The team, which trains in Jesup but has members from all over the area, finished fourth.
’Cats bump BI out of first
Camden County High School took sole possession of first place in Region 3-AAAAA by defeating Bradwell Institute, 18-4, Wednesday night in Hinesville. The Wildcats scored 18 runs off of 17 hits.
Gators take a big bite out of Liberty County
Ware County High School blasted visiting Liberty County, 27-1, on Tuesday in a Region 2A-AAAA contest.
Xplosion seeks special-needs cheerleaders
The Coastal Xplosion All-Stars are seeking members for a new special-needs competition cheerleading squad, which will be begin in May.
All-Star team works off court, too
Taking a break from basketball, Scott's All-Stars still had a busy weekend. Players performed their monthly community service Saturday at Kirk's Healing Center.
Blue Tide break losing skid
The Long County High School baseball team snapped a six-game losing streak Wednesday by defeating the 3-AAAAA Groves High School Rebels, 11-7, in Garden City.
Blue Tide pay tribute
Members of the Long County community came out Friday to pay their respects and honor former Blue Tide coach and educator Raymond I. Fulcher.
Articles by Section - Local sports
Panthers draw a crowd for opener
Football season is three months away, but one couldn't tell by watching the players at Liberty County High School go at each other Monday during their first day of spring practice.
Eagles promote Corless on defense
STATESBORO - Kevin Corless, who joined the Georgia Southern Football program as the assistant coach for linebackers, has been promoted to co-defensive coordinator, head coach Jeff Monken announced.
FPCA does well at state track meet
All five track athletes representing First Presbyterian Christian Academy at the Georgia Independent School Association state track meet placed well last weekend in Albany.
Blue Tide baseball team holds rec night for players, coaches
The Blue Tide baseball team recently held its annual Recreation Night in Long County. Around 50 players and coaches who are participating in the T-ball, softball and baseball programs came out for the night. Recreation department Director Michelle Rogers said more than 400 children will be playing this year.
Rebels leave Las Vegas with good showing
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas - unless, of course, it's the Coastal Crew Rebels boys' basketball team coming home with a good showing from a big tournament.
Long County fishing tourney draws young, old
Anglers of all ages came out April 27 to participate in the second annual Fishin' for a Cure tournament at the Altamaha River in Long County.
Forfeit sends ’Canes to next playoff round
The Hinesville Hurricanes expected to be playing their first playoff game Saturday. Instead, they got a free pass to the next round.
Milton-Jones goes to Texas
Riceboro native DeLisha Milton-Jones will start her 15th season as a WNBA player this month, but she won't be wearing her usual Los Angeles Sparks jersey.
What is the right ruling when replacing a divot?
Q: John and Chris were playing the fourth hole in their Saturday men's event. John hit his ball from the fairway and was almost sure that he went out of bounds. He announced to Chris that he was hitting a provisional ball. Before hitting his provisional, John replaced his divot and dropped a new ball as near as possible to the spot where he hit his last shot. Did John proceed in accordance with the rules?
Sports briefs May 6, 2013
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