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Miller makes president’s list at Ga. St.
Former Bradwell Institute punter/kicker and soccer player David Miller made the president's list at Georgia State University for the fourth time, according to the school's athletic website.
Eagles headed to Tallahassee Regional
STATESBORO - The Georgia Southern baseball team will make its 14th NCAA Regional appearance on Friday when they face Florida State at 6 p.m. in Tallahassee.
Eagles headed to Tallahassee Regional
STATESBORO - The Georgia Southern baseball team will make its 14th NCAA Regional appearance on Friday when they face Florida State at 6 p.m. in Tallahassee.
GSU rallies around SoCon tourney standout Richman
Jason Richman pitched last Wednesday morning in a Southern Conference tournament-opening loss against Appalachian State. Later that night, Richman learned that his mother had died.
Sharpe picked for College Football Hall of Fame
Glennville native Sterling Sharpe was among those recently selected for induction in the College Football Hall of Fame.
Georgia Southern sends most every to track regionals
Georgia Southern will send its highest number of track and field student-athletes to compete in three events, also a program high, to the NCAA East Regional outdoor prelininaries next week in Jacksonville, Florida.
RH driver wins OSP race
John McCosker of Richmond Hill won the 25-lap, $1,500-to-win "Shoot Out on the Coast" May 9 at the Oglethorpe Speedway Park in Pooler.
BI’s Diggs headed to Methodist University
Bradwell Institute football player Ziere Diggs signed a letter of intent Tuesday at BI to play at Methodist University in Fayetteville, N.C.
FPCA’s Hart signs to play soccer at USC-Salkehatchie
First Presbyterian Christian Academy soccer player Nate Hart signed a letter of intent Tuesday at the school's media center to play soccer at the University of South Carolina-Salkehatchie.
Georgia Ballers win Relay for Life tourney
The Georgia Ballers won the title at the annual Liberty County Relay For Life Basketball Tournament last weekend. The Ballers defeated Hinesville Dairy Queen, 78-34. H. Glenn Reed, coordinator of the Mission Possible Team of Connection Church that organized the tournament, said the tourney raised $400 for the American Cancer Society.
Sports briefs
Athletic-training camp for students planned
Eagles stay alive in SoCon tourney
CHARLESTON, S.C. - If the fourth-seeded Georgia Southern Eagles wanted to advance in the 2014 Southern Conference tournament, they needed to get past No. 1 seed Western Carolina in an elimination game Thursday.
Six Georgia Southern players earn baseball honors
SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Six members of the Georgia Southern baseball team earned All-Southern Conference Honors, and Josh Wirsu was named the league's Pitcher of the Year on Monday.
Bradwell looks charged for season
Newly hired Bradwell Institute head football coach Greg Hill watched his team in action Saturday night as the football team held its inter-squad scrimmage at Olvey Field.
‘Perfect’ ride qualifies Jones for nationals
Mary Anne Jones, owner of Bluff Creek Stables, had a moment of perfection at the 2014 Dixie Cup held May 1-3 at the Georgia International Horse Park in Conyers.
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Seventh-grade Rebels headed to nationals
The seventh-grade Coastal Crew Rebels are headed to Orlando this weekend for the Youth Basketball of America National Tournament, which takes place July 6-12.
‘Hank’ White golf tourney set for Aug. 2
The date has been set for the 10th annual Henry "Hank" White Memorial Golf Tournament.
Storm compete in Macon tourney
The Low Country Storm, a basketball team representing Liberty and Long counties, recently traveled to Macon to compete in the Summer Slam-Fest Basketball Tournament.
Sun sets on Southern Conference for Georgia Southern
It's been long anticipated, but as of Tuesday, Georgia Southern officially became an all-sports member of the Sun Belt Conference.
Riley rejoins GSU staff
STATESBORO - Carolyn Riley has rejoined the Georgia Southern women's basketball program as an assistant coach, head coach Chris Vozab announced this week.
Fans can keep enjoying soccer after the World Cup
The United States' run in the World Cup is over. The Internet's new hero, American goalie Tim Howard, couldn't save the U.S. in the tournament, and the team now is headed back stateside.
McRae receives 76ers jersey in Philly
Jordan McRae was in Philadelphia on Saturday as the 76ers introduced their new members to the media and gave their new players their jerseys.
Elite soccer camp returning to Hinesville
The Hinesville Soccer Association and Hinesville Gators are sponsoring a week-long elite soccer camp starting next Monday at James Brown Park.
Jackson was more than a coach to many in the area
If you asked most men of a certain age, regardless of race or creed, who helped shape, define them and prepare them for life, many would credit their fathers and mothers - rightly so.
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