The state tennis tournament gets underway this week in all classifications. Unlike most other sports, the Georgia High School Association allows tennis teams a great deal of leeway when scheduling matches. The only requirement is that all first-round m... »
In Region 8-A, Athens Academy won the boys and girls titles. The boys beat Riverside Military 3-0 in the final and have now won 26 straight matches. Kevin Dong and Danny Sullivan had singles wins, and the No. 2 doubles team of Will Seagraves and Nathan... »
Dunwoody Elementary Parents & Teachers Face Off in Tennis Open Dunwoody Elementary School held a Parent/Teacher Tennis Open Friday, April 13 at the Georgetown Recreation Club. Below are some pictures from the event. Teacher Klare McKee and Amy LeVasse... »
The defending state champion Pope boys won the Region 5-AAAA tournament, while the Greyhounds made it sweep by taking the girls title. They will meet teams from Region 6 in the first round of the state playoffs. The Pope boys beat Kell 3-0 in the regio... »
The Brookwood boys and girls won the Region 8-AAAAA championships, besting rival Parkview in the finals of both events. The boys, the defending state champions, improved to 21-0 with a 3-0 victory over the Panthers. The Broncos have lost only three mat... »
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 ... »
The Lakeside High Vikings and Lady Vikings tennis teams made the GHSA's tennis playoffs at the AAAA level, but both have been eliminated in the first round earlier this week. The boys' team lost 3-1 to Cobb County's Kell High on April 25 and the girls'... »
