Each week this season we’ll highlight a coach who made the epic comeback, won a milestone game, or simply out coached the other team. This week’s Coach of the Week features Dean Fabrizio of the Lee County Trojans.
Every week we will get the chance to highlight a player who stepped up and helped lead their team to victory. After another week of high school football, one player stood out from the rest.
After playing the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday and one of their players testing positive for COVID, the Carolina Panthers have entered intensive COVID protocol for this week.
The Lowndes Vikings are at the top of their game. For the first time in Vikings history, a first-year head coach defeated Valdosta in the Winnersville Classic.
For the Thomas County Central football team, this short season has seen plenty of highs and lows. The jackets were hit hard by Covid-19 but they’ve battled back and are now hoping this pandemic is behind them.
The Irwin County Indians now have two games under their belt with everyone healthy and recovered from their battles with COVID-19. And when the whole team is together, they pose major problems for the other team.
The undefeated Brooks County Trojans and the Mitchell County Eagles square off Friday night. This is the third career meeting between Trojans Head Coach Maurice Freeman and Eagles Head Coach Deshon Brock. In recent history, Brooks has dominated this rivalry, winning the last 10 matchups.
The Cougars are poised and looking to make another run at that triple A state title and head coach Brad Harber says fighting through this pandemic, has only made them better.
Each week this season we’ll highlight a coach who made the epic comeback, won a milestone game, or simply out coached the other team. This week’s Coach of the Week features Casey Soliday of the Irwin County Indians.
The Dougherty Devils are a semi-pro football team set to begin play this weekend in the United football league, with a goal of finding success both on and off the field for their athletes.
Every week we will get the chance to highlight a player who stepped up and helped lead their team to victory. After another week of high school football, one player stood out from the rest.
Georgia State athletics director Charlie Cobb said in a statement that the Panthers medical staff was alerted by a lab director that “human error Friday morning caused the error in test results.”
The Valdosta Wildcats and Rush Propst who spent 11 seasons in Moultrie, won two state titles, are in town tonight looking to hand the Pack their first loss.
Each week this season we’ll highlight a coach who made the epic comeback, won a milestone game, or simply out coached the other team. This week’s Coach of the Week features Jamie Rodgers of the Cook Hornets.
It’s more than the X’s and O’s for the Lowndes Vikings. Two of their top receivers have recently launched a mentorship with the mission to help teach kids important life skills.
The Deerfield-Windsor Knights rallied against Southland Academy to pull off the win, last Friday. Securing their second win of the season and defeating an old GISA rival.
The Thomasville Bulldogs, a top ten team in Double A, traveled to Cairo looking to win back the Syrup pitcher for just the third time under head coach Zach Grage.
Each week this season we’ll highlight a coach who made the epic comeback, won a milestone game, or simply out coached the other team. This week’s Coach of the Week features Phil Ironside of the Worth County Rams.
The Dougherty County School Board approved resuming fall sports Monday evening during a meeting, according to officials with the Dougherty County School System (DCSS).
The Early County Bobcats announced Monday on Twitter that their high school football games against Mitchell County and Enterprise, Al. have been canceled due to coronavirus.
The Pelham High School football team will not play its next two games against Cook or Clinch counties, after a team member tested positive for COVID-19, according to Floyd Fort, the superintendent for Pelham City Schools.
The Thomasville Bulldogs stunned the Thomas County Central Yellowjackets 34-7 at home, Friday. Getting the edge in the series and redeeming themselves from last season’s loss.
Several recent public opinion polls have shown skepticism from the Japanese public and the business community that the games can go on — or should go on.
