Entries from September 2008

Mill Creek beats Dacula, plays C. Gwinnett Friday

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Kristi Reed
Wednesday, September 3. 2008
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By Kristi Reed
In a game that more than lived up to the hype, Mill Creek held off a last minute comeback attempt by rival Dacula to win 23-15 Friday night.
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Eagles Host Fannin Co. In Home Opener Friday

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Brandon Reed
Wednesday, September 3. 2008
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East Jackson Just Misses Opening Win

The East Jackson Eagles came close to winning their first region game last Friday.

Close, but no cigar, that is.

They’ll get another chance this Friday when they host the Fannin County Rebels in their home opener. Kickoff is at 7:30.

The Rebels are coming off of a season opening 38-14 victory over Gilmer County. Last year, the Rebels went undefeated in the region and posted a 10-2 overall record. [Full Story »] 

Commerce On The Road To Morgan Co. Friday

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Brandon Reed
Wednesday, September 3. 2008
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Tigers Lose 2nd In A Row To Dragons

The Commerce Tigers went into Friday night’s game hoping for a little revenge over the Dragons of Jefferson for last year’s 42-7 loss.

What they got was a reality check on the things they need to fine-tune before they get to October and region game play, as the Dragons took control early and won going away, 35-14.

The Tigers have no time to dwell on the Jefferson loss. They have three more games to get the bugs worked out of their system before they start region play next month.

They’ll travel to Madison on Friday for a 7:30 contest with the Morgan County Bulldogs, who are coming off of a 20-14 loss in their season opener against Mary Persons.
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Lady Hawks win in extra inning

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Kristi Reed
Tuesday, September 2. 2008
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After seven scoreless innings, Mill Creek defeated Eagles Landing 1-0 in a tie breaker. [Full Story »] 

Leopards fall to Washington-Wilkes

Posted by
Chris Bridges
Monday, September 1. 2008
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The Banks County High School football team made the long trip to Washington-Wilkes High School Friday night.

Unfortunately for the Leopards, it was an even longer trip home as the host Tigers recorded a 39-14 victory. The loss spoiled the season opener for BCHS (0-1) who will make its home debut this Friday against Riverside Military Academy at 7:30 p.m.

See this Thursday's edition of The Banks County News for a recap of last Friday's game and a preview of this week's home opener.
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