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Crusaders get revenge
Earlier this season when Faith Baptist Christian Academy played The Rock School of Gainesville, Fla., the Ludowici squad lost, 64-54, in a heated battle.
Tigers rebound with big win
Bradwell rebounded from a three-game losing stretch to defeat Islands High 75-44 at home Friday night. In the preceding game, coach Faye Baker's Lady Tigers earned their seventh straight win with a 67-30 rout of the Lady Sharks.
Long boys’ win clinches #2 seed in region
The Blue Tide continued their march to post-season play Friday with a 52-44 win over the Herons of Brantley County in Nahunta.
BI thinclads poised for another good season
Bradwell Institute's boys' track team will look to make it six in a row this season, returning several athletes from last year's region title winning team.
Super Bowl promises to be a super dud
Just so you know, the Coastal Courier won't have a sportswriter at Super Bowl whatever-it-is-in-Roman-numerals. We were asked, but said no thanks.
Liberty County teammates go with North Carolina State, Georgia State
After posting 4,345 career rushing yards at Liberty County High School, Shadrach Thornton is ready to make his mark at North Carolina State and penned his name to a letter of intent Wednesday morning during national signing day.
Signing on the dotted line
For the past two weeks, Bradwell Institute senior offensive lineman Chester Brown has been on an emotional roller-coaster ride. On Wednesday morning, the ride finally came to a screeching halt and Brown was smiling once again after he signed a letter of intent to play football at the University of Central Florida.
BI girls tied for second seed in 3-AAAAA
The Bradwell Institute girls' basketball team is on pace to keep its second-place spot in the region after defeating Windsor Forest, 57-40, at home Tuesday night.
Boys looking for more wins; WMS takes second
The Long County High School boys' and girls' basketball teams will travel to Nahunta tonight to take on the tough Brantley County Herons in 2-AA Region action.
Blue Tide pick up 15th win
With a large homecoming crowd on hand Saturday in Ludowici, the Long County High School basketball teams split their games against Pierce County.
Lady Tigers clinch region’s No. 2 spot
The Bradwell Institute girls' basketball team clinched second place in Region 3-AAAAA with a 66-38 win over Groves on Saturday in Garden City.
FBCA gets win, improves to 20-5
Faith Baptist Christian Academy's JJ Frazier scored 34 points to lead the Crusaders to a 91-75 win against Bethesda on Saturday in Savannah.
Thornton among those to sign
A handful of local high school football players are expected to sign with FBS schools today, including Liberty County High School running back Shadrach Thornton, who is expected to ink with North Carolina State.
National Signing Day not important, but the signings are
On the off chance you don't have a college football team to root for, consider this fair warning: Today is national signing day.
Liberty County sinks Pirates — twice
The Liberty County High School boys' basketball team now has turned a complete 180 degrees in Region 2A-AAAA action while both the boys' and girls' honored their senior basketball players with a sweep of the Brunswick Pirates on Friday night at home.
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Lady Tigers lose two on the road
Bradwell's Lady Tiger basketball team dropped two games in the Morrow Thanksgiving Classic Nov. 29-30.
Long County teams begin region play
The Long County High School boys and girls basketball teams kicked off their region games Tuesday by taking on Benedictine Military School and St. Vincent's Academy in Savannah.
New youth football team forming in area
A new youth football team is being formed in Liberty County.
Eagles volleyball team hopes magic remains in Gainesville
Georgia Southern has had plenty of success in Gainesville this year.
Georgia Southern news
Football seniors to be honored Saturday
Davis, Woods among five-member 2014 class
The Liberty County Athletic Hall of Fame will be inducting five new members during its annual banquet at 7 p.m. Dec. 12 at the Dorchester Civic Center. In today's Courier we introduce the last two inductees.
Small Highlander squad has lots of experience, high hopes
First Presbyterian Christian Academy will start its basketball season Monday, visiting Coastal Home School in Pembroke.
Josh Berry accepts scholarship to play
Long County High School football standout Josh Berry has earned a full football grant and scholarship to attend Savannah State University for the 2014-15 school year, according to a letter he has received.
McMillan sets date of school announcement
Liberty County High School linebacker Raekwon McMillan wrote on Twitter that he will announce where he will go to college Dec. 16 at LCHS.
Here’s a wacky way to start 2014
Start New Year off with a splash on New Year's Day at the 14th annual Tybee Polar Plunge on Tybee Island.
GSU win over Gators creates buzz for Eagles
Georgia Southern coach Jeff Monken had about 24 hours to enjoy the Eagles' 26-20 win over the Florida Gators.
DNR looks to enhance fishing opportunities
BRUNSWICK - The Georgia Department of Natural Resources sought to enhance offshore fishing opportunities with the recent deployment of materials at Artificial Reef KC, 9 nautical miles east of Wassaw Island.
Deer hunters must review either-sex day changes for season
SOCIAL CIRCLE - More than 300,000 hunters pursue the white-tailed deer in Georgia. As a reminder to hunters, there were regulation changes in the number of available days to take deer of either sex, depending on the type of equipment used and the area of the hunt, beginning today.
Lifetime license, recreational passes great gifts for outdoor enthusiasts
SOCIAL CIRCLE - This holiday season, the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division is offering holiday gifts including lifetime licenses and recreational passes.
Altamaha Riverkeeper to sue Rayonier for water violations
The Altamaha Riverkeeper last week gave notice to Rayonier Inc. of its intent to file suit against the company for violations of the Federal Clean Water Act and the Georgia Water Quality Control Act. The violations relate to ongoing effluent discharges into the Altamaha River from the Rayonier Performance Fibers plant in Jesup.
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