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Wednesday, May 14, 2003

State baseball playoffs start Friday

The state baseball playoffs are set to kick off Friday, with three of the Georgia High School Association's five classifications represented by local team in the first round.

Soccer teams move to quarterfinals

Due mainly to the dates of the games, the Starr's Mill Panthers boys soccer team was the first local squad to reach the state quarterfinals after Monday's 3-2 win over Windsor Forest.

Chiefs in state tennis semifinals

Fayette's first Final Four representative in spring high school sports is in.

Booth girls win MMSAL title

The track teams at J.C. Booth Middle School finished the season in impressive style, with the girls taking first place in the Metro Middle School Athletic League meet and the boys finishing third. A total of 11 teams from Fayette and Henry counties competed.

Perdue proclaims Safe Boating Week

Governor Sonny Perdue recently proclaimed May 17-23 as National Safe Boating Week, a campaign that encourages people to wear life jackets at all times when in and around the water. Life jackets have proven time and again that they can save lives when they are worn. Last year in Georgia 46 people drowned on waterways according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division. The majority of these deaths could have been prevented if the person had been wearing a life jacket before they went in the water.

Community sports briefs

The Soccer Centre in Fayetteville is accepting registrations for the summer indoor youth soccer leagues for Muppets (Under 6), Under 7, Under 8 and Under 10, both boys and girls. Applications will be taken for teams and individual players. These leagues are for recreational players only and will kickoff the week of June 2 and end the week of July 26. There will be no games the week of July 4

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