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The G.A.S. Pump (Oct 6)

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Athens/Augusta Area

Monroe falls to Oconee in 41-7 region loss | waltontribune.com
Only two weeks after Monroe regained some momentum in the season, the Purple Hurricanes saw it all disappear as they fell to Oconee County 41-7. The ‘Canes were unable to produce consistently in the game, their only score coming on a defensive play as Cortez Etchison intercepted a pass in the fourth quarter and ran it back for a touchdown.

Loganville evens subregion record | waltontribune.com
It doesn’t matter the sport — whichever team makes the fewest mistakes usually wins the game. Loganville High School took advantage of three Winder-Barrow miscues and emerged with a 21-7 victory Friday night. The triumph lifted the Red Devils to a 2-3 overall record and, more importantly, a 1-1 mark in Region 8-AAAA (subregion A).

Atlanta Area

Lovett roars to rally past GAC | ajc.com
Lovett, which had not beaten GAC in four previous tries, found itself behind 10-0 early.
But the visiting Lions scored 23 unanswered points for a 23-17 victory. Lovett controlled the line of scrimmage, intercepted two passes and did not commit a turnover. Lovett’s Jack Hall (33) kicks his first field goal with Drew Stockton (9) holding at Greater Atlanta Christian Friday. Fullback Bo Anderson secured the victory with 30 seconds left by recovering GAC’s onside kick. “I’m just glad our kids had the wherewithal to respond to that initial punch they gave us and make something positive happen,” Lovett coach Mike Muschamp said. “To beat a class program like GAC on their field, that says an awful lot about our kids.”

Marietta pounds McEachern, keeps Region hopes alive | ajc.com
Rebounding from a loss to Harrison, Marietta kept its Region 5-AAAAA aspirations alive with a 20-3 victory against McEachern. Quarterback Stanley Jennings had another passing night of more than 200 yards, completing 10 of 17 for 201 yards and two touchdowns. But it might have been a series where Jennings wasn’t on the field that served the Blue Devils best. Jennings had 92 yards on 6-of-7 passing on Marietta’s first two possessions before being walloped from behind by McEachern’s Jerimia Curry and fumbling.

King nips Douglass in thriller | ajc.com
Redemption was sweet for M.L. King sophomore kicker Jeremiah Wilson. After missing two extra-point attempts, Wilson booted a 35-yard field goal as time expired to save the tenth-ranked Lions’ 22-21 win over Douglass Friday at Lakewood Stadium. The win improved the Lions to 6-0 overall and 2-0 in Region 2-AAAAA as they head into next week’s showdown with top-ranked Stephenson. Trailing 21-13 entering the fourth quarter, the Lions mounting a comeback attempt.

Sequoyah bid to upset Cherokee fails | ajc.com
It looked for a while like it might be a smooth sail to the finish, but Sequoyah wasn’t about to let Cherokee wrest control over Cherokee County without a fight. The Warriors (5-0, 4-0 in Region 5-AAAA) nearly blew a 28-point fourth-quarter lead, as Sequoyah scored 21 unanswered points but couldn’t recover one last onside kick to prevent Cherokee from winning 35-28 at Skip Pope Stadium.

Whitewater caps furious Banneker rally | ajc.com
Banneker is the epitome of a team holding lighting in a bottle. The explosive Trojans’ lightning got loose twice Friday night. But doing that twice is not the way to beat heady Whitewater, as the Wildcats kept that Trojans bottle capped the rest of the game to pull out a critical 20-12 Region 2-AAAA victory.

Dunwoody posts clutch win over Blessed Trinity | ajc.com
Dunwoody’s Cameron Ford said he “made the best catch of his life” in a 31-21 win over Blessed Trinity on Friday. Ford made a leaping grab in the back of the end zone on a 7-yard lob pass from quarterback Erick Cooper with 1:38 to preserve the win for the Wildcats (4-1).

N. Atlanta racks Riverwood in romp | ajc.com
Nothing worked for Riverwood Friday night. Even the scoreboard gave up. Visiting North Atlanta spoiled the Raiders homecoming, and in the process, earned its first victory of the season in stunning fashion. The Warriors (1-4, 1-1 Region 5-AAA/Division B) topped Riverwood 32-6 in a game marred by sloppy play. It started with the first kick.

Grayson dominates South in shutout | ajc.com
This was a straight-up physical mismatch Friday night, a punishing performance by Grayson that left South Gwinnett wholly powerless. The 32-0 final score only told a portion of the dominance. All the euphoria South Gwinnett experienced in knocking off Parkview last week was whittled away under the force of persistent Ram headbutts. Hardly was South Gwinnett ever in the game after Grayson’s Ean Pemberton scored from 8 yards to culminate the game-opening drive.

N. Forsyth no match for Mill Creek | ajc.com
North Forsyth County brought the pageantry to the playing field on Homecoming Night. Visiting Mill Creek, in turn, countered with better coaching, a stonewall defense and a methodical offense in its 35-9 win. “When you become somebody’s homecoming opponent, it becomes your job to make the other team think twice before doing it again,” Hawks coach Shannon Jarvis said.

Blanking Duluth no sweat for North | ajc.com
North Gwinnett administrators fielded several ticket requests Friday afternoon for the Bulldogs’ Region 7-AAAAA showdown with Peachtree Ridge next week. While fans were planning ahead, the Bulldogs took care of business on the field Friday to make sure the matchup with the defending AAAAA state champions still has meaning. North, ranked No. 3 in Class AAAAA, put away Duluth 32-0 Friday to improve to 6-0 and remain unbeaten in the region at 4-0. Duluth drops to 1-4 overall and 1-3 in the region.

Norcross cruises past South Forsyth | ajc.com
Coming off its first regular-season defeat in more than a year, Norcross got back on track. But it took awhile. With the exception of D.J. Adams’ 80-yard touchdown run, Norcross did little in the first half against a gritty South Forsyth team. But the Blue Devils responded with 20 second-half points while shutting out the War Eagles and holding them below 50 total yards of offense in the second half. In the end, Norcross cruised to a 27-3 victory to improve to 5-1, 3-1 in Region 7-AAAAA play.

Ridge romps past Forsyth Central | ajc.com
The last thing Peachtree Ridge needed after knocking off the state’s No. 1 team was a letdown against Forsyth Central. The Lions’ 55-7 victory Friday night suggests that was never a problem.After a scoreless first quarter, Peachtree Ridge made up for lost time in the second, scoring 34 points as quarterback Asher Clark — who ran for two touchdowns and passed for two more — led the attack.

Parkview squeaks by Shiloh | ajc.com
It wasn’t pretty, and it won’t make any highlight shows, but Parkview persevered and came back from a 7-0 halftime deficit to beat Shiloh 10-7 Friday night at Charlie Jordan Field. The Panthers (4-1) rebounded after a tough 20-9 loss the previous week to South Gwinnett.

Decatur wholly overmatched against Buford | ajc.com
Buford senior running back Demetrius Murray rushed for 75 yards and accounted for three touchdowns Friday as top-ranked Buford cruised to another Region 6-AA win, 47-6 over homestanding Decatur.Murray bruised the Bulldogs secondary for his third score to open the second half, when he rushed five times on the drive for 35 yards. A 12-yard run by the South Florida commitment preceded his 5-yard score to give Buford a 40-6 lead.

Central blasts past Meadowcreek | ajc.com
Cut Meadowcreek a little slack if the Mustangs are having nightmares about a Central Gwinnett jersey bearing the number 7. Central’s Diante Drake is responsible for their bad visions. Drake terrorized the Mustangs Friday night, scoring all five Central Gwinnett touchdowns while leading the Black Knights to a 35-7 win at Meadowcreek. Drake rolled up 230 yards on 24 carries for the Black Knights (3-2), 1-1, 8-AAAAA, who got their first region victory. Meadowcreek (0-5, 0-2, 8-AAAAA) remained winless for the season.

Brookwood spoils Berkmar bid for 5-0 start | ajc.com
Brookwood running back Kenny Miles had a few special reasons to put together a big game against Berkmar. Not only was the senior tailback celebrating his 17th birthday, but Miles got to run against, around and through some old classmates. A former Berkmar student, Miles buried his old school, rushing for 273 yards and three touchdowns in Brookwood’s 28-13 win.

Avondale fights, but Wesleyan wins | ajc.com
Wesleyan fed visiting Avondale a steady diet of Derren Evans, and the senior tailback delivered with 138 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Wolves to a 28-20 homecoming victory Friday night in an offensive show at Robinson Field in Norcross. The highlights began early as Avondale took the opening kick and marched 62 yards in 10 plays, with Carlton Johnson connecting with Greg Boyd on an 11-yard touchdown pass for an early 6-0 Blue Devils lead as the extra-point attempt was blocked.

GRAYSON 32, SOUTH GWINNETT 0 | gwinnettdailypost.com
Grayson’s strategy in its matchup with crosstown rival South Gwinnett on Friday night was quite simple - gain possession of the football and play keep away. The Rams executed that game plan pretty much to perfection, running nearly twice as many plays as the visiting Comets and holding a nearly 3-to-1 advantage in time of possession in rolling to a 32-0 victory at the newly-christened Britt-Moody Field at Grayson Community Stadium.

Parkview 10, Shiloh 7 | gwinnettdailypost.com
Parkview has never lost consecutive region games under head coach Cecil Flowe and after surviving a scare from Shiloh on Friday still hasn’t. The Panthers took advantage of several Shiloh miscues in the second half and scored 10 unanswered points to beat the Generals 10-7 at Shiloh Community Stadium.

Mill Creek 35, North Forsyth 9 | gwinnettdailypost.com
Lenny Brooks and Mill Creek’s football team spoiled North Forsyth’s homecoming and an upset bid by the hosts on Friday night. Brooks scored four touchdowns, one in the air and the rest on the ground, to lead the Hawks (4-2, 3-1 in Region 7-AAAAA) to a 35-9 victory. Brooks carried the ball 15 times for 156 yards, 136 of those coming in the second half.

Peachtree Ridge 55, Forsyth Central 7 | gwinnettdailypost.com
Despite both teams coming off big wins last week, Friday’s game between Peachtree Ridge and Forsyth Central turned into a lopsided affair.After knocking off then No. 1 Norcross last week, Peachtree Ridge overcame a scoreless first quarter to rout Forsyth Central 55-7 to spoil the Bulldogs’ homecoming. The win improved Peachtree Ridge to 5-1 overall and 4-0 in Region 7-AAAAA, setting up a showdown with fellow region front-runner North Gwinnett next Friday.

North Gwinnett 32, Duluth 0 | gwinnettdailypost.com
North Gwinnett head football coach Bob Sphire was concerned about Friday night’s game with Duluth being a “trap” game for his Bulldogs - as next week’s huge matchup against Peachtree Ridge loomed on the calendar. As it turned out, it wasn’t a trap game for North Gwinnett, just a bad snap game for Duluth.

Central Gwinnett 35, Meadowcreek 7 | gwinnettdailypost.com
The cure for ailing Central Gwinnett’s two straight losses was simple: an extra heavy dose of Diante Drake. The Black Knights rode their star running back from the opening snap and he responded with a career-high five touchdowns and rushed for 208 yards in a 35-7 win Friday night at Meadowcreek.

WESLEYAN 28, AVONDALE 20 | gwinnettdailypost.com
It takes four quarters to win a football game and Wesleyan used all of it, including a late game defensive stand, to secure a 28-20 victory over Avondale. Wesleyan head coach Franklin Pridgen was happy with the way the game was won. “Our defense has been keeping us in games all year. The fact that they did it again (Friday) night is no surprise,” he said.

Clarke Central 28, Dacula 21 | gwinnettdailypost.com
Battling toe-to-toe with Clarke Central in a Region 8-AAAA, Division A first-place showdown, Dacula watched a one-point lead dissolve in a matter of minutes midway through the fourth quarter as the Gladiators rallied for a 28-21 win over the Falcons at Barron Field. Trailing 14-13 and pinned on its own 10-yard line, Clarke Central (4-1-1, 3-0) struck quickly as senior Darrieon Robinson broke loose on a 90-yard scoring run as the Gladiators regained the lead in a seesaw football game.

Barnes’ late surge leads Lions over Rams | rockdalecitizen.com
The Newton Rams’ defense had a hard time stopping Luella’s Richard Barnes as he ran for 172 yards in the fourth quarter, and the Lions kept the Rams winless in the 33-14 matchup Friday at The Lions Den. Newton’s defense had a tendency to bend but not break — until Barnes touched the ball in the fourth quarter. Luella was able to drive the ball a few plays at a time, but the Rams’ defense never let them get a rhythm. Barnes finished the night with 270 yards on 21 touches.

Whitewater wins third straight, tops Banneker 20-12 | thecitizen.com
The Wildcats got two touchdowns from Thomas Frierson and two field goals from J.C. Jennings on their way to the win. Whitewater’s defense gave up two big plays for close to 155 ards and then held the Trojan offense to negative eight yards besides that.

Starr’s Mill clobbers McIntosh 27-0 | thecitizen.com
Miles Jaye just had a night he will never forget. Making his first career varsity start at quarterback in place of Matt Sweat, who was out with a pulled muscle in his leg, Jaye, a sophomore, threw for a touchdown and led Starr’s Mill’s offense to three others in the Panthers’ 27-0 victory over Region 2-AAAA rival McIntosh on homecoming night Friday at Panther Stadium in Fayetteville.

Defense not enough for Vikings | thetimesherald.com
The Northgate Vikings played solid defense against the Creekside Seminoles Friday night in a Region 2-AAAA football matchup at Henry Seldon Field but it wasn’t enough in an 18-0 loss. Since opening the season with a win over Central-Carrollton, the Vikings have dropped four in a row overall and are 0-3 in region play this season and are riding a five-game skid that began last year.

Hawks squander big lead | thetimesherald.com
For almost two quarters Friday night, homecoming at the Heritage School appeared to be ending with a win by the Hawks over the Central Fellowship Lancers. However, the turnover bug returned to the Heritage School campus and the Lancers were able to come from behind for a 35-24 GISA non-region football victory. The loss was the fourth straight for the Hawks after starting the season with a 2-0 record.

Columbus Area

Hawks break open game early vs. Jordan | ledgerenquirer.com
Hardaway used two big offensive plays in the first quarter and an opportunistic defense throughout the game to shut out Jordan 39-0 Thursday night at Kinnett Stadium. Nick Burks was the big offensive star as he caught a screen pass and went 54 yards for one touchdown and broke around end for a 62-yard touchdown run all in the first quarter as the Hawks broke to a quick 16-0 lead.

Griswould’s recovery secures win | ledgerenquirer.com
Even though he scored a pair of first-half touchdowns, Shaw running Kyle Griswould’s biggest contribution Thursday night was recovering an onside kick attempt in the final two minutes. After Kendrick scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns, Griswould’s recovery secured the Shaw lead as the Raiders held on for a 30-16 victory at A.J. McClung Memorial Stadium.

Panther pride | ledgerenquirer.com
While Opelika scored 44 points last season, that’s not what sticks out most in Smiths Station linebacker Marcus McCrary’s mind. “All I can remember is that we just gave up,” McCrary said. “We gave up.” McCrary and the rest of the Panthers don’t expect that to happen this year.

Macon Area

Baldwin outlasts Westside in triple-overtime in the region opener for both teams | macontelegraph.com
Talk about drama. The many fans who attended Thursday night’s Baldwin-Westside game and started cranking their car engine, prepared to leave while the clock flashed 2:12 in the fourth quarter have to be feeling sorry a day later.

Offensive switch pays off for Chargers against Perry | macontelegraph.com
When Adam Crump ran down the right sideline for 47 yards for Central’s final touchdown, his head coach, Anthony Hines, nearly ran right with him. Hines stopped, however, and pointed into the stands.

Dogs downed | unionrecorder.com
The Georgia Military Prep College varsity football team fell to 0-5 on the year Friday, losing to No. 5 Warren County 55-14. But head coach Jon Cawley said the score was indicative of the effort his players gave. “These guys gave 100 percent for the entire game,” Cawley said.

Savannah Area

Panthers Win Over Glenn Hills | coastalcourier.com
The Liberty County Panthers did not get their third shutout as they hoped for, but they did get a victory in tonight’s game against the Glenn Hills Spartans (28-8). The Panthers held them scoreless until the third quarter.

Thomson turns back Benedictine | savannahmorningnews.com
Dexter Sneed may have picked up a few things from his older brother Deltrick through the years, both having played defensive end for Thomson. But the most important thing the junior picked up Friday night was the football. Dexter recovered two fumbles in the first half that led to scoring drives against the visiting Benedictine Cadets.

Cross Creek shuts out Richmond Hill | savannahmorningnews.com
That Cross Creek found itself in a trap-game scenario Friday night speaks volumes about the growth of the program. Coming off an emotional comeback win at South Effingham last week, the Razorbacks returned to their stadium for homecoming against Richmond Hill with Washington County lurking the following week.

Hornets sack Portal quarterback 11 times in victory | savannahmorningnews.com
Savannah Country Day football coach Mike Carswell called out his defense prior to the Hornets’ game with the Portal Panthers on Friday. It’s safe to say that his kids got the message loud and clear. SCD’s defense scored nine points and sacked Portal quarterback Steven Cox 11 times en route to a 16-9 victory at Saunders Field.

Pierce County rallies to beat MCA | savannahmorningnews.com
McIntosh County Academy played a little like the weather here Friday night. Rain dampened what looked like a comfortable night at the start. Pierce County quarterback Brett Deloach also spoiled what began like a comfortable night.

Windsor Forest stretches win streak to 3 | savannahmorningnews.com
If Windsor Forest sophomore quarterback Donovan Campbell isn’t careful, he may start receiving mail in the end zone at Garden City Stadium. Campbell scored all five Windsor Forest touchdowns on Friday in a 34-15 victory over Groves that extended the Knights’ winning streak to three games. It was Windsor Forest’s first win over Groves in six years.

Warriors still unbeaten | savannahmorningnews.com
For the first time this season, Jenkins’ offense found itself shut down and frustrated.
For 30 minutes, anyway, After a scoreless first half that saw both defenses control the game, the Warriors’ offense got going and the defense continued to dominate, shutting out Bradwell Institute 17-0 in a Region 3-AAAAA game Friday.

Devils grind by Greenbrier | statesboroherald.com
Statesboro got off to a slow start, but once they got rolling they wouldn’t be stopped.
The Blue Devils racked up 323 rushing yards and overcame four turnovers and a 10-point, first-quarter deficit to beat Greenbrier 40-17 Friday night at Womack Field.

Homecoming treat: Claxton gets first win of season | statesboroherald.com
The Claxton Tigers ran 49 offensive plays and fullback Jamalcolm Morgan carried the football on 33 of them as the Tigers got their first win of the season, a 14-0 homecoming win over Jenkins County. The Eagles (2-4, 0-2) knocked on the door several times in the contest, but key penalties derailed most of the Jenkins threats.

Three late TDs help Gators escape | statesboroherald.com
Leading 7-6 and headed into the fourth quarter, the Brentwood Eagles had seemingly wrestled the Bulloch Academy Gators into submission and almost had the electrical tape wrapped around their snouts. But Bulloch Academy senior Jordan Walker sparked the offense to three quick scores and the Gator defense was a stone wall as Bulloch came away with a hard-fought 27-7 victory Friday night.

Valdosta Area

Coffee defeats Packers 35-7 | moultrieobserver.com
Coffee High played without leading rusher and All-Region candidate Melvin Loving on Friday against Colquitt County, but hardly missed him. The Trojans rolled up 305 yards of offense in Loving’s absence and knocked off Colquitt County 35-7 at Jardine Field in Douglas.

Statewide

Bulldogs take a bite out of Duluth | accessnorthga.com
The state-ranked North Gwinnett Bulldogs knocked off the Duluth Wildcats, 32-0 Friday. North Gwinnett had it going on all cylinders with a tenacious defense, only allowing a total of sixty four yards of offense.

Trojans only unbeaten team left in 7-AAA | accessnorthga.com
North Hall left little doubt about who is the top team in Region 7-AAA as the Trojans scored 35 unanswered points to rout Flowery Branch 41-14 at The Brickyard Friday night.

Chestatee gets historic win over Gainesville | accessnorthga.com
Chestatee defeated Gainesville for the first time in school history Friday with a 35-19 victory at War Eagle Stadium. With the win, Chestatee improves to 4-1 and continues its drive towards the playoffs. Chestatee got the ball first and it didn’t take long for them to drive 63 yards on only five plays for the first score.

No. 1 Wolves keep rolling | accessnorthga.com
Just another night at the office for the Class AA top-ranked Buford football team Friday night.
The Wolves scored the final 31 points en route to a 47-6 whipping of Decatur on the road in a Region 6-AA matchup. The first score of the game came when the Wolves blocked a punt in the end zone which resulted in a safety.

Habersham uses ground and air attack to defeat Madison County | accessnorthga.com
The Habersham Central Raiders needed just one quarter to beat the visiting Madison County Red Raiders in Friday’s 8A-AAAA action at Raider Stadium. Star quarterback Bo Hatchett led Habersham in the 33-9 victory, throwing for 218 yards and three touchdowns

Indians rally to knock off Johnson | accessnorthga.com
Lumpkin County showed it was a team to be reckoned with in 7-AAA by coming from behind in the second half to beat Johnson 17-7 Friday night. Johnson (2-4) scored first with just over 10 minutes to play in the first half.

Peachtree Ridge plays homecoming spoiler at Forsyth | accessnorthga.com
It was homecoming at Forsyth Central and Peachtree Ridge foiled the celebration, defeating Forsyth Central in a 51-7 blowout victory. On this night, even the Lions’ defense contributed to the scoring, with Kavolskee Simpson’s interception return for a touchdown.

Dragons scorch Trion | accessnorthga.com
A powerful Jefferson rushing offense was too much for Trion to handle in a 55-0 win for the Dragons Friday night. Two fumbles on kickoffs and one other fumble by Trion quarterback Daniel Prince allowed Jefferson to go to work with great field position in every possession of the first half.

West Hall takes down Vikings for first win of year | accessnorthga.com
East Hall won the first four minutes of its game with West Hall Friday night in Valhalla. The rest of the night, though, belonged to the Spartans. West Hall scored 37 unanswered points, thanks to an improving offense, pulling away for a 37-7 win. It’s the first victory of the year for the Spartans.

High School Softball

Athens/Augusta Area

Lady Dawgs pick up another region title | waltontribune.com
Add one more certainty to the list. Death, taxes and the George Walton Academy softball team in the post-season. The Lady Bulldogs completed their 2007 regular season Thursday with a masterful 7-0 win over First Presbyterian Day School. The win lifted GWA to a final overall mark of 11-2.

Atlanta Area

Fullem, Buford crush Holy Innocents’ 11-1 | gwinnettdailypost.com
Karly Fullem (5-1) gave up four hits, one walk, one unearned run and struck out six to help the Buford Wolves beat Holy Innocents’ 11-1 in five innings at the Region 6-AA tournament on Friday.

Sandy Creek falls to Central, Carroll 4-2 | thecitizen.com
Sandy Creek seniors Dani Frazier and Megan Kallatsa were honored before their game with Central, Carroll tonight. Frazier, in her final home game at Sandy Creek, drove in two runs with a double in the first, but two home runs from Central, Carroll led to their victory.

Columbus Area

High School Softball | ledgerenquirer.com
Lady Patriots win finale. Karson King went 3-for-4 to lead Northside over Taylor County 5-4 on Thursday in the Lady Patriots’ final regular-season game

Macon Area

WL clinches sub-region title with 10-0 win over Peach | courierherald.com
The West Laurens Lady Raiders did what they set out to do: win the 4B-AAA region title. Now they will try to take the next step and defend the region title. The Lady Raiders (14-4 overall, 9-1 region) beat Peach County 10-0 in five innings to clinch their side of the sub-region.

Lady Crusaders beat Tattnall Academy | courierherald.com
The Lady Crusaders avenged one of their two losses on the season, defeating AAA Tattnall Academy of Macon 4-2 to improve to 21-2 on the season. “This was a good win for us,” said Trinity’s coach Krista Meadows. “In the five years I have been at Trinity I think this is only the second time we have beaten them.

College Football

Valdosta Area

Blazers aim to stop Mulerider option attack | valdostadailytimes.com
After four straight games of passing offenses, the Valdosta State football team will see a change of pace today when it travels to Southern Arkansas for a 2 p.m. showdown in Magnolia, Ark. Unlike most teams in football today, the Muleriders (2-3, 1-2 in the Gulf South Conference) generally stray away from the spread offense and shotgun formations, and mostly keep the ball on the ground.

Scoreboard Roundups

Atlanta Area

South Metro Roundup | ajc.com

State Roundup | ajc.com

North Metro Roundup | ajc.com

Friday Night Scores | times-herald.com

Macon Area

Tonight’s Games | macontelegraph.com

Valdosta Area

Local Roundup | valdostadailytimes.com

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