By Stephen Black Score Atlanta The Class AAAAA No. 1 Milton girls won two games this past week against ranked opponents (rankings according to LaxPower.com). On Wednesday, the Eagles beat No. 9 Alpharetta (8-4) 22-7 as 10 different Milton players score... »
By Stephen Black Score Atlanta Tift County won the state qualifying meet at Lovett over the weekend with a score of 112.825. Newnan (109.15), Alpharetta (108.825), Lambert (108.8), Lowndes (105.5) and Lassiter (105.05) rounded out qualifying teams for ... »
Carrollton – There are party-crashers in every high school state basketball tournament, but few like Alpharetta. The fifth-place team in the regular season from a supposedly shallow region, the Raiders (19-12) are the first team in over 30 years with a... »
In a wild Class AAAAA second-round playoff game, the North Cobb Warriors overcame a nine-point Stephenson lead in the fourth quarter to capture a 60-57 victory. Guard Lee Moore was clutch when it counted most, scoring 15 of his game-high 25 points in t... »
Alpharetta 72, Lassiter 54: Alpharetta led 31-30 at the half then pulled away with a dominant third quarter. The visiting Raiders, who attempted 38 free throws, were led by Ty Toney’s 26 points, while Carlos Burse chipped in 14. Harrison 69, Johnson-Sa... »
Here are five girls teams to watch in the Class AAAAA basketball tournament, which begins on Friday: Alpharetta – No opponent has scored more than 51 against fourth-ranked Alpharetta (23-3), a up-and-coming program that has made its first three state t... »
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The Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau is inviting residents and visitors to stop by the Alpharetta Welcome Center, 178 South Main Street, Monday, May 7 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. as part of the 29th annual National Travel and Tourism Week. The W... »
