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Local
teams advance to second round of region playoffs and in to state tournament
The
high school soccer playoffs are an indication of spring, much like the
pollen coating your car and the smell of your neighbors cooking out.
The boys and girls soccer teams of Region 4-AAAAA from Fayette County
all played in the second round of the region playoffs last night, hoping
to advance to the region championships this Friday. Sandy Creek's Lady
Patriots also played last night to determine their seeding in the upcoming
state tournament.
The
PTC Flash takes first place, enters district
The
PTC Flash youth track team competed this past Saturday taking home first
Place. This was their last meet before the District Championships which
will be held this Friday night and Saturday, April 27 & 28 in Lovejoy.
McIntosh
tennis teams win region championships
The
Region 4-AAAAA tennis tournament was held at Clayton College and State
University last Thursday and Friday, though it was as if it were played
in McIntosh High School's backyard. The boys and girls teams only lost
one game in all of their matches in the tournament, as Priscilla Roberts
fell to Fayette County's Kacie Anson, 10-7.
Eller
signs to play for former FCHS coach at Wingate University
Fayette
County High School's Amy Eller had a lot to celebrate Friday.
Francis
signs with Alabama State
The Lady Hornets
volleyball team at Alabama State College will have a little more sting
next year. Racine Francis, a senior at Sandy Creek High School, signed
a letter of intent to attend the university in the fall.
Former
Patriots shine
Jabari
Holloway, a graduate from Sandy Creek High School and a senior at Notre
Dame, was drafted by the New England Patriots of the National Football
League over the weekend.
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