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Crockett leads BI girls, Tide win
It was another busy night on the hardcourt Friday. In Savannah, Bradwell's Shaquoia Crockett scored 24 points to lead the Bradwell girls to a 63-47 over Jenkins High. Crockett hit 15 of her 24 points in the first half of the game. The Lady Tigers are 11-8 overall and 8-4 in Region 3-AAAAA. In the boy's contest at Jenkins, the Bradwell Tigers had a rough night in Savannah, losing to Jenkins 82-56. Jenkins' victory places ...
Recruiting service likes LB
Just weeks after being selected to the 2011 U.S. Air Force Sophomore All-American Team, Liberty County High School sophomore linebacker Raekwon McMillan was selected to the 247sports.com Class of 2014 All-American Team, according to their website.
Bradwell sweeps Camden Co.
Bradwell Institute's gym resonated with cheers Tuesday night as fans were treated to an action-packed doubleheader in which the Lady Tigers eked out a 44-41 win in overtime and the Tigers beat Camden, 83-75, after trailing for most of the first half.
Panthers get revenge at Richmond Hill
The Liberty County High School boys' basketball team started the season 11-0, but then the Panthers sputtered to a 1-4 record against Region 2A-AAAA teams.
Trekking for a ‘priceless gift’
The Liberty County YMCA kicked off its Priceless Gift Campaign on Tuesday with a treadmill walk that lasted from 6 a.m.-
New policy behind change of heart?
The University of Georgia's new immigration policy is being cited as the possible reason Bradwell football player Chester Brown de-committed from the university Monday, according to news reports from the Atlantic Journal Constitution and Onlineathens.com.
Blue Tide pick up an ugly win; Lady Tide fall to Toombs
The Long County High School boys' basketball team picked up its ninth region win of the year Tuesday against Toombs County, while the Lady Tide fell to the Lady Dogs and still are looking for their first victory of the season.
Sports briefs Jan. 27, 2012
Scott's All-Stars is hosting tryouts The Scott's All-Stars will host tryouts from 3-5 p.m. Feb 18-19 at the YMCA. They also will be accepting applications for free tutoring services during this time. For more information, call 912-321-9945. South Georgia Kings, Queens tryouts set The South Georgia Kings will hold tryouts Sunday, Jan. 29 at the Shuman Recreation Center. Fifth- and sixth-grade boys' tryouts will be from 9:30-11:30 a.m., and seventh- and eighth-grade boys' tryouts will ...
Game Day Jan. 27, 2012
Game day Today NBA: • Hawks at Pistons, 7:30 p.m. (SPOSO) • Knicks at Heat, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Saturday College basketball: • Wake Forest at Clemson, noon (CW) • St. John's at Duke, noon (ESPN) • Marquette at Villanova, noon (ESPN2) • Texas at Baylor, 1 p.m. (CBS) • Arkansas State at North Texas, 1 p.m. (CSS) • Mississippi State at Florida, 1:30 p.m. (FOX) • Virginia Tech at Maryland, 2:30 p.m. (CW) • Kentucky ...
Brown de-commits from Georgia
Bradwell Institute offensive lineman Chester Brown has reportedly de-committed from the University of Georgia, according to news reports on ESPN and in the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
BI bounces back big against Long
Bradwell's basketball teams combined for 147 points against Long County Saturday night. The Bradwell Lady Tigers overwhelmed Long County, 61-16, while the boys conquered the Blue Tide, 88-42, in the nightcap.
Highlanders are back in the swim
After a four-year absence, First Presbyterian Christian Academy once again has a swim team. The four Highlanders are eighth graders Julianna Hensely and Kathleen McGovern and 10th graders Diana Nikolovski and Chandler Zabel. The team has competed in four meets to date including this past weekend's meet at Albany State University for the Deer-Windsor Invitational.
Frankenthaler still running
At age 41, Bud Frankenthaler had a motorcycle accident that resulted in a concussion, collapsed lung and 18 broken bones. His doctors told him he would be crippled from arthritis in 10 years. To prove them wrong, he began to exercise ... and never stopped.
Liberty splits with Glynn Academy
Having three players sink seven 3-point shots in the first half of a game is one way to ensure a 20-point lead and a win.
BI splits with Johnson, Long County splits with Jeff Davis
Bradwell Institute was in Savannah on Friday night for a Region 3-AAAAA basketball doubleheader.
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Bradwell miscues help Lady Panthers
In a packed-to-capacity Bradwell gym Friday, the Liberty County Lady Panthers went on a big second-half run to get past the Bradwell Lady Tigers, 57-28.
Tide teams drop home games to Tattnall
The Long County High School girls' basketball team fell, 66-25, to Tattnall County in a nonregion contest Friday in Ludowici.
McRae put on Naismith watch list
According to utsports.com, former Liberty County High School standout and current Tennessee star Jordan McRae was placed on the 50-man watch list for the 2013-14 Naismith Trophy. McRae made the list along with Volunteer teammate Jarnell Stokes. The list was unveiled Thursday by the Atlanta Tipoff Club.
Raptor Center has educational fun
The misidentification of a large bird flying over Georgia Southern University's Paulson Stadium 23 years ago led to a 17-acre education center that serves as home for the Eagles' mascot, the American bald eagle, as well as other birds of prey, also called raptors.
Tigers starting off with a bang
Bradwell Institute will open its regular basketball season tonight by hosting crosstown rival Liberty County High School.
Six Lady Tide on all-region squad
Six members of the Long County High School softball team recently were named to the Region 2-AA All-Region team.
Long County facing tough games this weekend
Fortunately for the Long County High School basketball teams, they have home-court advantage this weekend when they battle two of their toughest nonregion opponents.
Jackson named all-league
Former Bradwell football player Marsalis Jackson was one of 10 LaGrange Panthers named to the USA South All-Conference football team, as announced by the conference Wednesday and reported on lagrangepanthers.com.
Volleyball team enters SoCon tourney as No. 1 seed
Top-seeded Georgia Southern will face eighth-seeded Elon in the first round of the Southern Conference volleyball tournament at 12:30 p.m. today in Greenville, S.C., according to gseagles.com.
Youth movement on display in finale
Antonio Glover got his first start in college last Saturday against Elon, and by all accounts the Georgia Southern sophomore acquitted himself well.
Bennett brothers part of history at Tuskegee
Former Liberty County High School football players and brothers Trier, Aaron and Jovan Bennett are helping the Tuskegee University Golden Tigers make history this weekend.
Liberty loss closes strong season
Liberty High School's football team, known for putting up triple digits in rushing per game, was held to 73 total yards on the ground in its 27-7 loss last Friday at Westover High School in Albany.
Panther hoops teams start 2-0
Liberty County High School's girls' and boys' basketball teams continued their winning ways Saturday at the Southside Classic Tournament in Savannah.
Lady Tide fall to Phoenix, 53-21
The Long County High School girls' basketball team fell to New Hampstead High School, 53-21, on Saturday in Ludowici.
Blue Tide drop opener, 66-54
The Long County High School boys' basketball team on Saturday lost its season opener to New Hampstead, 66-54, in Ludowici.
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