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Savannah Tire Hockey Classic set for January
The annual Savannah Tire Hockey Classic will begin Jan. 13 at the Savannah Civic Center.
Thornton going to junior bowl
Liberty County High School running back Shadrach Thornton has been selected to the East team roster for the first annual Georgia Junior Bowl, Panther football coach Kirk Warner said.
GSU loses 27-10 to Delaware Hens
NEWARK, Del. - Pat Devlin threw two touchdown passes and Delaware's defense forced five turnovers as the Blue Hens beat Georgia Southern 27-10 in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision semifinals Saturday.
Long Co. loves hoops
The Scott's All-Stars basketball program held a free session Dec. 11 at the Long County High School gym.
Plans for ‘Guyton fest’ in works
Plans are in the works for a second Gary Guyton Sports Festival, according to the NFL player's publicist.
Several Tigers make All-Region
Eight Bradwell Institute football players made the 3-AAAAA All-Region team announced Wednesday afternoon.
Tide boys win, Lady Tide lose
On Friday night the Long County Blue Tide was in Toombs County where the Blue Tide boys eked out a 51-50 win against the Bulldogs. The Lady Tide however was not as fortunate taking a 48-36 loss.
Avoid winter rules to become better golfer
Golf is fun, whether playing solo or with others. Having a basic understanding of the game's rules makes it easier to enjoy the experience and improve your skills. In this periodic column, I provide brief explanations of golf rules and answer commonly asked questions.
Bowl game schedule
Football fans, clear your schedules and set your TiVos - it's bowl game time. Clip this lineup and consult it often:
Delaware puts brakes on GSU 27-10
NEWARK, Del. (AP) - Pat Devlin threw two touchdown passes and Delaware's defense forced five turnovers as the Blue Hens beat Georgia Southern 27-10 in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision semifinals Saturday.
Different styles, same goal
By MATT YOGUS myogus@statesboroherald.com You can say the same thing almost every time the Georgia Southern Eagles take the field for an out-of-conference game - the opponent hasn't seen anything quite like GSU's triple-option attack. It's no different for Delaware (11-2), which the Eagles (10-4) will face Saturday at noon in Newark, Del. for a trip to the Football Championship Subdivision national championship game. The different mentalities - GSU's run-first and shut-down-the-run-and-blitz approach versus ...
Turnovers hurt BI in 75-63 loss to Groves
In basketball, turnovers are the gifts that keep on giving and Christmas came early for Groves on Tuesday night, courtesy of Bradwell Institute, which turned the ball over 35 times in a 75-63 loss in Savannah.
Lady Tigers down Groves Rebels 59-38
Three has often been a magic number for the Bradwell Institute Lady Tigers, who usually use the third quarter to throttle opponents. Somebody forgot to tell the players at Groves.
FPCA ekes out win at Faith Baptist
In a battle of rival private schools, Hinesville's First Presbyterian Christian Academy edged out Ludowici's Faith Baptist Christian Academy 88-85.
Blue Tide pick up win at Hazelhurst
The Long County boys basketball team picked up its second straight win Tuesday, beating Region 2-AA foe Jeff Davis County 61-49 in Hazelhurst.
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Bradwell faces region leader Ware
The Bradwell Tigers closed out their slate of home games last Friday and celebrated the senior football players despite a loss to Region 3-AAAAA rival Richmond Hill.
FPCA hires new basketball coach
Former South Georgia King and Liberty County Recreation Department basketball coach Shane Smith has been hired as the new boys' varsity basketball coach at First Presbyterian Christian Academy.
Blue Tide pummel Jeff Davis
The Long County High School football team destroyed the Jeff Davis County Yellow Jackets, 47-14, on Friday at home. Vanda Vereen Jr. scored four touchdowns in the homecoming victory, and Brendon Scott tacked on three more, giving the Veterans Stadium crowd many reasons to cheer.
Panthers lose to Yellow Jackets
Liberty County High School lost, 34-26, Friday to Wayne County. The loss drops the Panthers to 6-2 overall and 0-2 in Region 3A-AAAA.
Crisp Wildcats topple Highlanders
The Crisp Academy Wildcats showed their true stripes Friday night, defeating the First Presbyterian Christian Academy Highlanders, 56-14, at Long Bell Stadium in Hinesville. The top-seeded team in Region 2-A of the Georgia Independent School Association pushed the ball downfield with ease, running up a 28-0 halftime lead.
Tigers fall to Wildcats at Olvey
A week after losing an opportunity to claim a Region 3-AAAAA title, Richmond Hill rebounded to defeat Bradwell Institute, 28-14, and ruin the Tigers senior football players' last home game.
New hunting law book available
SOCIAL CIRCLE - The 2013-14 Georgia Hunting Seasons and Regulations Guide is available online and in print, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division recently announced.
Refuge proposes new hunting fee
The Savannah Coastal Refuges Complex is proposing to collect beginning July 1, 2014, a once-per-season, $25 hunt-permit fee from any individual wanting to participate in any or all complex hunts.
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