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Rebels rout Tigers
Effingham County scored on a 72 yard run in the second play of their first offensive drive to set the pace in their 36-10 victory against the Bradwell Tigers at Olvey Field tonight. It was a Region 3-AAAAA game and the Tigers homecoming night.
Tigers open Region 3-AAAAA play
It's been nearly a month since Bradwell fans got the opportunity to see and experience the brand-new stadium rededicated as Olvey Field.
Lady Tigers shine in last home game
Bradwell Institute's softball team closed out the regular season Tuesday with a 10-2 win in five innings over visiting by Windsor Forest.
Panthers head to Hephzibah tonight
The last time the Liberty County Panthers played the Hephzibah Rebels was in 2007, when Liberty earned a 14-13 win.
Liberty falls in regular-season finale
Liberty County's regular season came to an end Tuesday with a 16-1 loss at home to Wayne County.
Blue Tide host Bryan Co. tonight; FPCA on road Saturday
The Long County High School and First Presbyterian Christian Academy football teams are in action this weekend. Here's a look at each game:
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Liberty upends Bradwell, 8-7
It was a day to honor the Liberty County Lady Panther seniors, but Saturday also was a big memory for Lady Panther freshman catcher Riley Davis.
Thornton makes most of his chance
Former Liberty County High School running back Shadrach Thornton patiently waited for a chance to show his skills. As a true-freshman running back for the North Carolina State University Wolfpack, there was a chance coach Tom O'Brien would redshirt Thornton and sit him out during his first year, but that all changed Saturday.
Tide down Atkinson County
The Long County High School football team Friday picked up its first Region 2-AA win in almost four years when it manhandled Atkinson County, 47-6, in Pearson.
Postseason starts now for Long Co.
The Long County High School softball team topped Atkinson County, 2-1, on Monday in Ludowici to move into today's region playoffs.
Panthers rock Cross Creek Razorbacks
Within a span of six minutes in the first quarter, the Liberty County Panthers on Friday night made a statement to Cross Creek - not on our turf.
Softball postseason draws near
Softball season is quickly approaching the playoffs, and local teams are wrapping up their regular games and catching up on matches that were rescheduled due to weather.
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RHHS gets new coach
Wildcats offensive line coach Josh Eads will be the next head football coach at Richmond Hill High School.
Highlanders split games
The First Presbyterian Christian Academy baseball team split its recent games.
FPCA JV squads finish strong seasons
First Presbyterian Christian Academy's junior-varsity soccer teams both did well this season. The Highlander boys went 10-0 for the year. The girls were 7-1, but recorded five shutout wins.
Long Co. boys win, girls fall to No. 7 team
The Long County High School soccer teams on Thursday split their games at Vidalia, with the boys winning, 4-1, and the girls losing, 1-0.
BI alum John working hard with pro football in mind
Former Bradwell Tiger offensive lineman Ulrick John always has wanted the opportunity to play professional football. And in the past couple of months, he has been working hard to make that dream a reality.
Local winners crowned at spring show
The annual Dixie Stables Spring Horse Show has become a rite of passage in Liberty County.
7th grade Rebels win at Dalton
The Coastal Crew Rebels seventh-grade basketball team reached the Elite Eight of the Youth Basketball of America Super Regional Tournament held Feb. 28-March 2 in Dalton.
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