Friday night, nearly 100 high school football players will come to South Georgia to suit up for the 12th annual All-Star War of the Border game. For many, it’ll be their last game.
March 2020, the coronavirus pandemic devastated Dougherty County. Nearly 3,900 people in the area contracted the virus within 9 months. Businesses shut down, schools sent students home and the community was closed off forced to social distance.
The 2020 Fitzgerald Purple Hurricanes are the second team in program history to reach the title game as an undefeated team. Next Tuesday, the Canes have the chance to make history and end a long drought in Ben Hill County.
The Lee County Trojans have made it back to the title game for the third time in four years. After a dominating win over Westlake in the semi-finals, the Trojans got right back to business Monday morning.
Off and on until 2012 where these two have met every single year since. Back in November, the Trojans won this one in dominant fashion 45-3. On Friday night, their season and title hopes are on the line.
The Lee County Trojans are locked in, ready for another shot at a state championship. The Trojans are back home this week, hosting Lee County Trojansin the semi-finals.
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 Don Tison of Clinch County.
It’s the week of the semi-finals and on the ballot are 10 southwest Georgia teams looking to punch their ticket to the title game. The 10-2 Coffee Trojans have never hoisted the state championship trophy, but they’re confident this will be the year.
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.
The Early signing period for high school football players to officially ink the dotted line and take that next step opened Wednesday morning and South Georgia was well represented.
The Crisp County Cougars are in pursuit of the program’s first-ever state championship. In back-to-back seasons the Cougars are in the semi-finals ready to take down another team en route to Atlanta for the title game.
In Cordele, Crisp County faces their biggest game of the year for a couple of reasons. One, they don’t want to be watching the championship game from home, so a win is a must.
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.
Friday night features the season’s biggest rematch, two teams that met in the title game in 2019 meeting again for the third time in the quarterfinals.
12 Southwest Georgia teams are still vying for a spot in Atlanta for the state championship. This week, all but two of those teams will be on the road for the quarterfinals.
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.
Two Lady Trojans from Lee County are furthering their softball careers. In front of home plate, they both inked the dotted line and watched their dreams come true.
The site of our game of the week, Clinch county at Pelham eyes two programs that have seen a lot of success over the past decade and will meet on the field for the first time since 2009.
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. And This week’s Coach of the Week features Dondrial Pinkins of the Pelham Hornets.
High school football is officially in the postseason this is when the big-time plays get even bigger. The Brooks County Trojans take the Play of the Week.
8-0 for the first time since 2018, the Colquitt County Packers showed everyone why they’re one of the top teams in 7-A. Friday night they defended the hog pen and sent Brookwood packing.
Our Game of the week brings us to Leesburg, head coach Dean Fabrizio and the Trojans are gearing up for what they hope is another deep run and it begins Friday night at home as they host the Tigers from Tucker.
Down in the Panther’s Pit, Tiftarea Academy put on one of their best performances of the season, Friday night. TA secured their first region win of the year against Valwood which ensured their season would continue this week.
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 Don Tison of the Clinch County Panthers.
Thomasville-native Reggie Perry was selected in the second round of the 2020 NBA Draft. At Mississippi State the 6-foot-10, 250-pounder was the SEC Co-Player of the Year after averaging 17.4 points and 10.1 rebounds.
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.
The early signing period is almost over and some of South Georgia’s top athletes are still putting pen to paper. In Mitchell County, the Eagles are adding to an elite list, one that’s in need of company.
Lee County welcomes in Valdosta and the winner will walk away the champs of region one in 6-A. The Trojans have taken that title each of the past three years but Rush Propst and company are looking to spoil that party.
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.
Coffee High School announced Tuesday that football team activities were suspended due to COVID-19 concerns, according to the Coffee Schools Twitter account.
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 Lowndes Vikings' Jamey Dubose.
Two Lady Knights signed their LOI to extend their careers on the pitch. Lauren Roberts is headed to Georgia Military College and Haleigh Joslin is headed to Gordan State.
