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Ludowici church wins league
The Macedonia Baptist Church in Long County won a double elimination tournament in the Glennville Recreation Department Thursday.
Tigers scrimmage Bryan
The Tigers hit the road to scrimmage against the Bryan County Redskins on Friday, preparing them for the regular season of play starting next week.
Tiger lifters ready to flex muscles
Two Bradwell Institute students will compete in the Lee Murray/Georgia Athletic Coaches Association State Weightlifting Championship on Saturday in Perry.
Panthers to play Cotrell's alma mater
From 1993-96, Steve Cotrell caught for the Commerce Tigers baseball team. Saturday, Cotrell returns to his alma mater. But this time he will be calling the shots from the visitors dugout as his Liberty County Panthers take on Commerce at 4:15 p.m.
LCHS tennis looks for revival
Sandra Eichholz, head coach of the Liberty County High School Panthers men's and women's varsity tennis team, has returned from a five year sabbatical to coach her players toward success this spring.
Lady Tide in state playoffs
In 1980, "The Empire Strikes Back" was the number one grossing movie, President Ronald Reagan was just beginning his first term in office and the US Olympic Ice Hockey team won the gold medal.
Long boys finish second on region
Saturday the Long County boys basketball team played the McIntosh County Buccaneers in Baxley for the Region 2-AA Tournament Championship, and lost in double over-time 55-64.
Stadium to be ready by season
As the bulldozers tear on, the faculty, staff and students of Liberty County High School look to the future, as a new football field will soon become a fixture of Panther pride.
Swimmer in top 15
Swimmer Hyeon Lee competed in the state championships last weekend and was ranked in the top 15 in the state.
BI track hoping for clear weather
Let's try it again. Last Thursday's home opener for Bradwell Institute's track team was cancelled because of rain, so the Tiger coaches and athletes hope the rain holds off tomorrow when McIntosh County Academy and Long County come to Hinesville for a 4 p.m. track meet.
Richt to speak on Fort Stewart
Few sports figures are more admired in the Peach State than Mark Richt. Richt's success as the University of Georgia's football coach has made him a popular man around Georgia, and also has made him a highly sought after speaker. However, it is not just his coaching ability that makes him one of Georgia's favorite citizens, but his devotion to family, country and God. Richt, a self-described born-again Christian, openly talks about his faith and ...
Blue Tide starts region with 61-52 win
The Long County boy's basketball team advanced to the Region 2-AA Tournament finals this past Friday in Baxley with a sound win over the Savannah Christian Raiders, 61-52.
Lady Tide has win, loss early in tourney
The Long County Blue Tide girl's basketball team played in the Region 2-AA Tournament last Thursday and Friday and felt both the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
Hurricanes ready for season
Members of the Hinesville Hurricanes semi-pro football team met on Saturday for orientation and to discuss the upcoming season.
Long teams headed to state
Both Long County boys and girls teams compete in the first round of the state play-off tournament this weekend.
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