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Trading in the gridiron to lift iron
Logan Avant made a good move when he traded in his football cleats for weightlifting shoes. The local lifter developed quickly and earned a bronze medal the last weekend of July at the 2012 Junior Olympics in Houston.
Tiger XC fares well at Classic
Bradwell Institute's boys and girls cross country teams competed at the Saucony "Feed Your Strong" XC Kickoff Classic in Daffin Park on Saturday.
BI wins Bronze, Liberty improves
With a brief reprieve from the rain, Bradwell Institute and Liberty County High School were able to play at the Battle of the 'Boro softball tournament over the weekend where. The Lady Tigers took home the bronze division championship and the Lady Panthers continued to show improvement.
Part of hazard is also an obstruction in the game of golf
Question: Ron and Jerry are playing the par 5, 18th hole at Sapelo Hammock. Ron tries to hit his second shot over the marsh and, hopefully, on the green.
New greens on display Sept. 15
Don't try to tell PGA professional Darrell Eshelman, general manager of Taylors Creek Golf Course, that watching grass grow is boring.
Event to showcase SG Kings
In the world of professional sports, teams who claim a Super Bowl trophy, NBA championship or World Series win are welcomed home by crowds of adoring fans and a ticker-tape parade. It's not quite the same when the national champions are a group of seventh-grade basketball players, but that may change next weekend.
Blue Tide manhandle Eagles, 42-6
The Blue Tide's 42-6 scrimmage victory Friday in Ludowici over the Montgomery County Eagles had the feel of a regular-season game. The game originally was slated for Thursday, but was moved to Friday because of bad weather. The rescheduling allowed more people to attend, and those who did were not disappointed.
BI cheerleader an All-American
Bradwell Institute senior cheerleader Christia Thomas recently was named by the United Cheer Association to the All-American squad. She will represent Liberty County at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and a will make special trip to London for the New Year.
St. James hoops camp on the way
The second annual St. James Sport Center Fundamental Basketball Camp will be from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday Oct. 13, at the St. James Sports Center in Holmestown.
Lady Tiger volleyballers get off to 1-1 start in 3-AAAAA
The Bradwell Institute Lady Tigers set and spiked their way to a 1-1 record Thursday at Groves High School during their first volleyball matches of the season.
Blue Tide scrimmage tonight
After a long summer of conditioning and a month of practice, the Blue Tide finally get to strap their helmets on and hit another team tonight.
Teammates roll perfect games
Tuesday night bowling league teammates Nelson Tellames and Michael Wagoner each bowled perfect games at Marne Lanes.
Lady Tigers start season on winning note
Bradwell's softball season started just 10 days ago, but the Lady Tigers already are seven games in and sporting a 4-3 overall record and 1-1 region mark.
Lady Tide fall to McIntosh County
The Long County High School girls' softball team was held to one hit Tuesday in an 11-0 loss to McIntosh County in Ludowici.
Merchants move to live pitch
The 10U Long County Merchants baseball team moved up a division and played live pitch this summer.
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Brown switching from defensive line to offensive line at UCF
Former Bradwell Institute football player Chester Brown is learning the ropes of a new college position at the University of Central Florida's spring practice in Orlando.
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