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Next level calls Thornton
Since his freshman season, Shadrach Thornton has impressed the Liberty County High School coaching staff with his ability to run the football.
Pettis makes transition to coaching in the AFL
Former Bradwell Institute football player Will Pettis made a name for himself playing for the Dallas Desperados in the Arena Football League.
Local shines at GSU hoops camp
Marcus Scott V of Scott's All-Stars attended a Georgia Southern basketball camp June 20-24 in Statesboro.
Ernie the Highlander
Ernie Walthour long has been a strong supporter of the First Presbyterian Christian Academy basketball program.
Hurricanes open 2011 with easy 34-0 victory
The Hinesville Hurricanes opened their regular season in winning form Saturday with an easy 34-0 victory over the Tri-County Panthers.
FPCA to launch football in 2012
First Presbyterian Christian Academy could field a football team in 2012, the school's newly hired athletic director said recently.
Fox looks to medal at AAU Junior Olympics
Many competitive weight lifters dream of standing on podiums and having gold medals placed around their necks.
Panther soccer keeper signs with S.C. college
Brandon Ashdown will join his Liberty County High School soccer teammate Robbie Bacon at the University of South Carolina–Salkehatchie this fall after signing a National Letter of Intent on Wednesday to play soccer.
FPCA signs new athletic director
Saying it was God's calling, Jimbo Hale is enthusiastically ready for his new role as the athletic director for First Presbyterian Christian Academy.
Articles suggest McRae is growing up
Two recent articles indicate that University of Tennessee incoming sophomore and former Liberty County Panthers basketball standout Jordan McRae has a new outlook as he prepares for the upcoming UT hoops season.
Local youth team takes Peach State
The 8U Merchants baseball team won the Peach State Diamond Sports tournament June 18 in Brunswick.
GSU not ready for FBS any time soon
An open letter to Georgia Southern University President Brooks Keel: Dear Dr. Keel, Don't buy into all the hype about FBS football. Georgia Southern is many wonderful things, but a budding BCS power it isn't - and won't be in most of our lifetimes, if ever. And there's nothing at all wrong with that. I suspect that runs contrary to what you're hearing from many who think nothing matters if it isn't thoroughly covered and ...
Former BI QB, golfer nabs title
Many may remember him as the quarterback who led Bradwell Institute to an undefeated regular season in 1979, but Hal Johnson long has had another passion.
Stephens a sharpshooter
Former Long County High School standout Linda Stephens recently was named a collegiate archery All-American as a member of the Georgia Southern University club archery team.
Scott’s All-Stars attend SSU camp
Desmond Brown, Marcus Scott V and Simon Steele attended the 2011 Savannah State University basketball camp June 13-17. According to All-Stars founder Marcus Scott, the camp provided fundamental and individual instructions suited to each camper. The players used the new skills they learned to develop teamwork. They also had the opportunity to hear keynote speakers provide motivational speeches to the audience, Scott said.
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