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Region
playoffs in soccer start Friday
The region playoffs
will start this Friday for the local teams in 4-AAAAA, but the seedings
were not determined until late last night, after many of the the teams
had played their final game of the regular season and the paper had
already gone to press.
Baseball
teams face region foes
If
you are a baseball fan, you'll want to head over to McIntosh High School
tonight at 7 p.m. when the Chiefs take on Fayette County High School.
The Tigers are undefeated in region play and sit atop the standings
with an 8-0 region record.
Citizens
urged to complete Recreation survey
The
Fayette County Recreation Department is currently conducting a countywide
Recreational Needs Assessment through written surveys, 1,000 randomly
selected phone surveys and public hearings. Citizens are encouraged
to participate by filling out and returning the survey, located in the
paper, to the Recreation Department at 140 Stonewall Avenue in Fayetteville.
Surveys may also be completed and returned at the public meetings listed
below or Activities House, 108 Old Senoia Road.
McIntosh
tennis teams ready for region and Buckhead Rotary tournaments
Last
week, Starr's Mill and McIntosh's boys and girls tennis teams faced
off against each other. McIntosh's two teams emerged as the victors,
winning both matches 5-0.
McIntosh
Softball Player Signs with UNCW
Four-year varsity
softball player Meghan Mulcahy received a scholarship to play at Division
I University of North Carolina at Wilmington.
PTC
resident rewarded for his coaching achievements
Courtney R. "Pete"
Fritts of Peachtree City, who has helped build Georgia into one of the
strongest state organizations in the National High School Coaches Association
(NHSCA), will be inducted into the NHSCA Hall of Achievement for 2002.
2002
Starr's Mill High School Football Camp
Panther
football camp offered this summer
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