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Carrollton High School’s former head football coach has found a new home in Alabama. The Vestavia Hills Board of Education met on Wednesday to approve the hiring of Sean Calhoun.
The Mt. Zion Eagles split a pair of games Tuesday against Drew Charter, with the girls winning 49-39 and the boys falling 86-48.
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A tremendous basketball game ended on a last-second whistle Saturday at The Coliseum.
The Bowdon Red Devils improved to 12-2 overall and 6-0 in Region 6-A competition with a 109-39 victory over Atlanta Classical Academy.
Champion cheer squad
Most people were anxious to put 2020 behind them. The pandemic changed the way we lived and how we went about our daily lives.
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Dave Moore’s squad flipped the script on Sunday.
The Mt. Zion Lady Eagles improved their record to 12-2 overall with wins against Booker T. Washington and Bremen in the “She Got Game” Tournament at Pebblebrook High School.
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CONWAY, S.C. — Coastal Carolina started the year flying under most college football fans’ radar.
The Mt. Zion Eagles defeated Heard County 56-55 in a recent holiday tournament.
Justin Isler, tight end and defensive lineman for the Temple Tigers, signed with Appalachian State University on National Signing Day. Justin was joined by his mom, Monica Long and stepdad Dennis Long.
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The University of West Georgia’s women’s basketball team heads into the Christmas break with a 2-1 record.
The West Georga men’s basketball season is off to an 0-2 start, but the Wolves after already been a victim of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Bowdon boys basketball team improved to 6-0 overall and 5-0 in Region 6-A with a 98-68 victory over Mt. Zion.
The 2020 high school football season will be remembered for COVID-19 and how local football teams played through this country’s worst pandemic.
The Carrollton 8U Football team not only won the Georgia Recreation and Park Association Championship on Saturday, but they also ended the year undefeated. The team was both undefeated and unscored on as they went through their season, then onto the Farmers Bowl and North Georgia championshi…
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Reese Harden, a senior for Oak Mountain Academy, signed a letter of intent Friday to play basketball for Huntingdon College in Montgomery. Shown in the back is (left to right) Terrell Barkley (Athletic Director and Head Basketball Coach), Alan Owens (Assistant Basketball Coach), Patrick Yura…
The Bremen Blue Devils’ 2020 football season ended Friday night at the Class AA Elite 8, as they fell to Jefferson County 33-10.
The Bremen Blue Devils will be heading over to east Georgia for their third straight playoff game on Friday, this time with Jefferson County.
History will be in the making tonight when the Valdosta Wildcats travel up to Carrollton for a Class AAAAAA Elite 8 showdown with the Trojans.
Long-time Heard County football coach Tim Barron has resigned and on Thursday was named the new coach at Villa Rica.
When you think of high school football in Georgia, Carrollton and Valdosta are among the most successful teams of all time.
The Carrollton High School varsity competitive cheerleading squad received first place this past Saturday at North Paulding High School’s Rumble at the Den. The Trojans will continue their season with their next competition on Dec. 19 at Northgate High School.
The Bremen Blue Devils join the Carrollton Trojans as the only two local high school football teams still standing in the GHSA football tournament.
Carrollton will host the Valdosta Wildcats this Friday following the Trojans’ 39-13 victory over the Sprayberry Yellow Jackets in the second round of the Class AAAAAA state playoffs at Grisham Stadium.
Second-round playoff action continues this week for four local high school football teams.
Central High School’s season ended Saturday with a 49-0 loss to undefeated Marist in the first round of the Class AAAA playoffs.
The high school football season will continue into the second round of the Georgia High School Association playoffs for four local teams.
The family of John and Tammy Denney competed in this year’s virtual Peachtree Road Race, which was run by individuals in venues across the state and the world between Nov. 26 and Nov. 29. This was the 18th consecutive year John and Tammy ran the race; this year they were joined by their chil…
The day after Thanksgiving isn’t just about the start of Christmas sales and Black Friday — for high school football teams means first-round playoff matchups begin.
Abby Brown is the first Haralson County fast-pitch softball player to sign with a Division I college. Abby will be attending Georgia State on a full scholarship with her athletic and academic awards. She was a four-year starter at first base for the Lady Rebels and was selected First Team Al…
Carrollton High School senior and Trojan volleyball standout Maddie Mount has committed to compete at the next level at Converse College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Seated with Maddie, from left, are Dr. and Mrs. Jason Mount, her parents; and Casey and Olivia Mount, siblings. Standing ar…
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The regular season ended Friday for local teams, with Bowdon, Bremen, Carrollton, and Mt. Zion coming away with victories.
After battling through a season of uncertainty because of COVID-19, the high school regular football season ends this week.
A Bowdon High student athlete has been recognized by the Marines for its group of Semper Fidelis All-American class.
Cooper Marlow is only in eighth grade, but he has already accomplished something many older golfers can only wish of doing: hitting a hole-in-one.
Two Carrollton High students have been named to the All-Metro High School Cross Country Team by the Atlanta Track Club.
Several key games were played last week with Heard, Bowdon, and Mt. Zion taking key wins.
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