Centennial’s baseball team has been forced to forfeit four recent victories because of a violation of the GHSA’s participation rules, meaning the Knights – who had been tied for second place in Region 6-AAAAA – won’t make the state playoffs. Centennial... »
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 ... »
Stingiest defense in the state? Lambert certainly has a case. The Longhorns (13-0), ranked No. 1 in Class AAAA by Eurosport, jumped from No. 37 to No. 20 in the ESPN Powerade Fab 50, and they’ve allowed just three goals all season. They carried a strin... »
Lee McCoy has now won five tournaments this spring, no doubt bringing a smile to the face of University of Georgia golf coach Chris Haack, who has signed the senior from Habersham Central. McCoy’s most recent victory came at the North Georgia High Scho... »
Led by medalist Mercer Clark, Brookstone won the 18th annual Packers Invitational at Sunset Country Club in Moultrie with a 290. Clark and Camden County’s Mitch Lomis tied with a 70, with Clark prevailing in a playoff. Brookstone, the reigning Class A ... »
By S. Thomas Coleman For the AJC County champs earn bragging rights. They play no role in determining region, sectional or state titles. But county championships give teams bragging rights on community supremecy for a whole year. Here are the team cham... »
Two more Alpharetta High School students will attend college on full academic scholarships. Curtis Graves signed with Vanderbilt University. Nevin Harton will attend and play for Mercer University. Pictured with Curtis are his parents, Christopher and ... »
