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Panthers focus on 2014 campaign
Team getting stronger, coach says
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LCHS coach Kirk Warner touches helmets in the middle of a huddle during a spring game in May. - photo by John Wood
John Wood
Coastal Courier correspondent
Published: Jul 28, 2014, 3:39 PM
This past season was important for the Liberty County Panthers. After missing the playoffs three seasons in a row, the Panthers made it back, losing to Westover in the first round. However, Liberty’s tremendous senior class, led by Ohio State Buckeye Raekwon McMillian, has created an atmosphere of respect around the state and one of focus and expectation among Panther head coach Kirk Warner’s players.
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Cavs take series opener from Tide
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Published: Apr 2, 2025, 9:58 PM
The Long County Blue Tide baseball game into the week knowing they needed to bring their A-game if they were going to beat the Calvary Day Cavaliers. On Tuesday, April 1, they struggled to get much going at the plate as the Cavaliers pulled away late to win the series opener 10-1.
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