Starr's
Mill collects second county championship
The
Starr's Mill swim team held on to their county championship title by
defeating the three other high schools at Kedron Aquatic Center last
Friday. The combined total points for the Panthers were 366, McIntosh
323, Fayette County 165 and Sandy Creek 135. The girls teams from Starr's
Mill and McIntosh were neck and neck throughout the night.
Regular
season of basketball ends Friday
Two games
left in the regular season of high school basketball. Two games to build
or maintain momentum and two games to raise seeding in the region tournament.
The local basketball teams played last Friday and saw some mixed results.
Sandy Creek's boys and girls won, while McIntosh's boys and girls and
Fayette County's boys and girls split in their respective games.
Local
wrestlers compete in area meets
The
area wrestling tournaments took place over the weeknd and local wrestlers
fared well.
Soccer
girls to sign with colleges today
As the winter athletic
season is nearing its end, soccer season is right around the corner.
Practices have already begun for the 2002 soccer season and two of our
local girls soccer programs are honoring their graduating seniors as
they choose where they will attend college and play soccer in the fall.
Safety
course for hunters next week
The Fayette County
Marshal's Office will offer the Georgia Hunter Education Safety course
on Feb. 19 and 21 from 6-10 p.m. both nights. Students must attend both
nights to successfully complete the course. The course will take place
in room 212 of the Fayette County Administrative Complex located at
the corner of Ga. Hwy 85 and Ga. Hwy 54 in Fayetteville.
Indoor
climbing event this weekend
The Atlanta area's
newest indoor climbing gym is celebrating its grand opening in style.
Escalade owner/climber Chris Sierzant is inviting you and all his hardcore
friends to throw down at the February Fallout 2002, which will take
place Saturday, Feb. 9. Registration starts at 9 a.m.
Last
chance to register for Little League
Peachtree
City and Brooks Little Leagues are working together to give Fayette
County ball players who have not yet registered in the 13-16 year old
divisions a last chance to register and try out for the 2002 spring
season. Due to the large numbers of players trying out for high school
teams, the leagues have extended their final registrations to accomodate
those players who may not make the high school teams this season as
well as other players who have not signed up.
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