WALB Sports Team
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WALB Sports Team
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Every week during football season we will get the chance to highlight a player who stepped up and helped lead their team to victory. Following week three one player stood out from the rest.
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He was one of five players that were ruled ineligible following a GHSA investigation into Rush Propst, the former Valdosta High School head football coach.
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The syrup pitcher is on the line in the City of Roses. The Cairo Syrupmakers will face off against the Thomasville Bulldogs in tonight’s Game of the Week.
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Sports Director Paige Dauer explains how to cast your vote in our video walkthrough.
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The hearing is to determine if Ty’Li Lewis will be eligible to play this upcoming season.
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Shafreda Hall filed the lawsuit against GHSA after Ty’Li Lewis, her son, was ruled ineligible to play for the Wildcats in April 2021.
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It was a battle of the Busch brothers at the Quaker State 400 here at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
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The Crisp County Cougars are stacking the days with hard work and even higher hopes.
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The school board renewed some of Michael Sneed’s coaching duties along with his teaching contract.
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Ducky Wall was an icon in the Georgia sports world and especially at WALB News 10, where his legacy grows each day.
VCS Superintendent Dr. Todd Cason confirms to WALB News 10, representatives of Valdosta City Schools plan to appeal at the next level, which is the State Executive Committee. At this time, a date has not been determined for that appeal hearing.
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At Albany Tech Thursday afternoon the Lady Titans basketball team celebrated four making the move to the next level.
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GHSA issued a penalty letter to Valdosta High School Superintendent Dr. Todd Cason about the ruling.
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Fort said the future is very bright for Pelham Hornet football.
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The High School basketball season came to an end Saturday in Macon. Two Southwest Georgia teams looked to bring home the state championship trophy.
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The title game is as close as it’s been all year for high school basketball. Friday night GHSA final four action takes the court as Southwest Georgia teams continue their March to Macon for the championship.
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In Albany, the Micro Wrestling team brought their tour to the Merry Acres Event Center Thursday night.
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Inside the Storm Dome at Georgia Southwestern State University, Final Four action for GISA girl’s basketball was underway, Thursday. Three Southwest Georgia teams hit the hardwood to take their shot at a spot in the title game.
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Wednesday night the boys took center stage for the high school basketball quarterfinals. Several Southwest Georgia teams are still in contention, all looking to punch their ticket to the final four.
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The sports impacted include men’s and women’s basketball, tennis, golf, track and field, baseball, and softball.
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The Georgia Southwestern Hurricanes are back home Wednesday night, inside the storm dome and ready to take to the hardwood for some conference play.
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South Georgia Technical College sophomore point guard Veronica Charles came off the bench to score 19 points in the first half. Which was more than the entire Andrew College Fighting Tigers scored in the same time frame.
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It’s Wednesday, February 3rd and that means only one thing. It’s National Signing Day. Dozens and dozens of Southwest Georgia high school football players put pen to paper Wednesday, all eager to continue their football careers.
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The South Georgia Technical College Jets traveled to Tallahassee Community College and came up short in an 81–60 loss to the National Junior College Athletic Association’s (NJCAA) second place Division I team Monday night. The Jets dropped to 1–4 overall while the Eagles moved to 5–0 on the season.
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The South Georgia Technical College Lady Jets continue dominance on the hardwood.