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Panthers go 3-1 with loss to Morgan Co.

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Wednesday, September 30. 2009

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The Jackson County Panthers saw their win streak come to an end Friday night at the hands of the Morgan County Bulldogs.

The Panthers came up just short on a 14-7 final score in their first region pairing of the year.

The Panthers will play host in their next game, this time against the Hart County Bulldogs. [Full Story »]

Dragons crush Union County 63-28

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Brandon Reed

Wednesday, September 30. 2009

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The Dragon Nation had much to cheer about Friday night, as the Jefferson Dragons continued their undefeated onslaught through region 8-AA with a whopping 63-28 homecoming victory over Union County.

In doing so, the Dragons tied a school record for most points scored in a game.

Jefferson is now 4-0 in the region, and 5-0 overall in 2009. [Full Story »]

Jefferson picks up first region win of ‘09

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Brandon Reed

Wednesday, September 30. 2009

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Jefferson capped off play last week with a victory over Oglethorpe County on senior night, recording their first region win of the season.

They’ll return to the mound today (Wednesday) at North Oconee, as they take on the Lady Titans, who are undefeated in region play.

First pitch is scheduled for 5:55 p.m. [Full Story »]

JCCHS to host Mountain View Wednesday

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Wednesday, September 30. 2009

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It wasn’t the week the Lady Panthers of Jackson County were hoping for, as they dropped two games before seeing a weekend tournament cancelled due to wet weather.

That leaves Jackson County with a 5-2 region record, and 13-9-1 overall.

The Lady Panthers will take to the field for their final game of the regular season today (Wednesday), as they’ll play host to the Lady Bears of Mountain View for senior night. [Full Story »]

Doggs look to upset rival

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Chris Bridges

Wednesday, September 30. 2009

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It’s almost 8 Sunday evening and Ben Corley is still at work.

The Winder-Barrow High School head football coach normally has wrapped up the weekend of game evaluation and upcoming opponent scouting. However, this week is different. It’s Apalachee week and Corley is still at work for a variety of reasons.
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AHS looks to stay focused in Battle of Barrow

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Chris Bridges

Wednesday, September 30. 2009

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For Apalachee High School football coach Shane Davis, this week is rivalry week for his team.

However, Davis also knows the game is one of 10 Region 8-AAAA contests and he will do his best to emphasize that to his players as they prepare to host Winder-Barrow High School Friday at 7:30 p.m.

“We don’t try to downplay the rivarly,” Davis said. “I do let them know that it is another one of our region games and that is the really important thing about it.”
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Bulldoggs fall in offensive shootout

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Chris Bridges

Wednesday, September 30. 2009

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On a night when offensive school records were broken, the Winder-Barrow High School football team simply ran out of time.

The Bulldoggs trailed by a touchdown in the final seconds and despite attempting one final attempt to get in the endzone, dropped a 42-35 Region 8-AAAA contest to visiting Habersham Central at W. Clair Harris Stadium.

Quarterback Christian Davila passed for a school record 344 yards on a 21-of-32 night. Davila hooked up with receiver Trent Demeritte on nine of those completions for 210 yards, yet another school record.
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AHS cheerleaders set for new season

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Chris Bridges

Monday, September 28. 2009

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For Apalachee High School competition cheerleading coach Stephanie Jordan, preparation in all aspects is key for her squad.

“To prepare for the season, the girls have to get into not only physical shape but mental shape as well,” the AHS coach said. “These girls cheer Thursdays and Fridays and compete Saturdays with Sundays being the only day off. Many have part time jobs and the majority of the girls are in advanced classes. These are good, hard working girls.”

The AHS squad began learning its routine during the summer and have practiced it consistently each week since. [Full Story »]

COLUMN: Players in trenches make difference for AHS

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Chris Bridges

Monday, September 28. 2009

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You seldom hear their names mentioned, unless it is in a negative light.

However, the “players in the trenches” certainly made an impact in a positive way for the Apalachee High School football team last Friday against visiting Clarke Central High School.

The offensive linemen helped clear the way for a Wildcat victory and in the process established AHS as the likely team to beat in Region 8-AAAA. For now, that certainly is the case.
[Full Story »]

Raiders tomahawk chop Seminoles

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Ben Munro

Friday, September 25. 2009

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MCHS moves to 4-1 with 21-16 win [Full Story »]

Entries from September 2009

Entries from September 2009

Panthers go 3-1 with loss to Morgan Co.

Dragons crush Union County 63-28

Jefferson picks up first region win of ‘09

JCCHS to host Mountain View Wednesday

Doggs look to upset rival

AHS looks to stay focused in Battle of Barrow

Bulldoggs fall in offensive shootout

AHS cheerleaders set for new season

COLUMN: Players in trenches make difference for AHS

Raiders tomahawk chop Seminoles

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