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Blue Wave leave BI blue
P.K. Yonge used a dominating second quarter to defeat the Bradwell Institute Lady Tigers, 60-39, on Saturday afternoon.
Hall of Fame banquet set for Thursday night
The eighth annual Liberty County Hall of Fame banquet is at 7 p.m. Thursday at Club Stewart, 405 Hero Road, Fort Stewart. Tickets are available at the Liberty County Recreation Department, by calling 876-5359 or by emailing cstafford@coastallawyers.com
BI lands five on 3-AAAAA team
Five Bradwell Institute softball players were named to the All Region 3-AAAAA team.
Tigers lose lead, game to Johnson High
For nearly 30 minutes Friday night, Bradwell Institute controlled the game, the pace and held the lead against unbeaten Johnson. But the visiting Atomsmashers outscored the Tigers' 18-8 in the fourth quarter to pull out a 55-50 win and stay unbeaten in Region 3-AAAAA.
Drama kings
Liberty County High School's Michael Farrior's 3-pointer at the buzzer forced overtime Friday night against visiting Tattnall County. The Panthers then did what they had to do in OT to earn a 65-60 win, leaving them undefeated.
Lady Panthers run past Tattnall Co.
Three Lady Panthers scored in double digits to lead Liberty County High School to a 72-49 win Friday night against Tattnall County in a nonregion girls' basketball contest.
Lady Tigers crush Lady ’Smashers
The Bradwell Institute girls' basketball team had little trouble with Region 3-AAAAA foe Johnson High on Friday night in Hinesville, riding defense to a 58-29 win over the Lady Atomsmashers.
Seventeen Blue Tide players earn honors
Seventeen Long County High School football players have been named All-Region 2-AA by the region's coaches.
BI Tigers maul Bulldogs
Bradwell Institute opened region 3-AAAAA play against Beach on Tuesday night for what may be the last time as reclassification comes down the pike. Beach defeated the Lady Tigers, 48-30, but the Tigers took the boys' game, 81-66.
Panthers now 5-0 after win over McIntosh Co.
Four Panthers hit the double-digits in scoring Tuesday night to lead unbeaten Liberty County High School to a 64-48 win over McIntosh County Academy in Darien.
Liberty girls roll past Lady Bucs
Liberty County High School's Lady Panthers basketball team improved to 3-2 overall with a 54-31 win over McIntosh County Academy on Tuesday night in Darien.
Long Co. girls still looking for first victory
The Long County High School girls' basketball team fell to 0-2 with a 38-17 loss to Wayne County on Saturday in Jesup.
BI, Beach in a rematch
Bradwell Institute guard Javante Richey looks to pass during the first meeting between BI and rival Beach in the Joe Greene Tournament at Beach High School earlier this month. Both the Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs won. The Bradwell boys evened the score Tuesday night beating the Bulldogs 81-66. The score for the Lady Tigers' game was not available by press time. Read more in Friday's Coastal Courier.
Long County stuns ’Jackets
The Long County High School boys' basketball team pulled out an 87-82 win over Wayne County on Saturday in Jesup.
McRae lights up Oakland, Chaminade
University of Tennessee sophomore basketball player Jordan McRae, who graduated from Liberty County High School, equaled his career-high for the second game in a row with 25 points in Monday night's 89-81 loss at Oakland. McRae played for 33 minutes and was 7-of-17 from the floor and 3-of-8 in 3-point shooting.
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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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