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A
busy week for baseball
Four
local baseball teams are still alive in three classifications of the
state playoffs, and all of them are scheduled to take the field this
afternoon for the second round.
Landmark
wins girls state track title
Landmark dominated
the field at the recent Class A girls state track championships in Jefferson,
with a whopping 162 points to 35 for second-place Jefferson.
Sandy
Creek, Landmark, Newnan shine at boys track finals
Local
teams in three classifications fared well as last week's state boys
track championships in Jefferson, as Landmark finished second in A,
Sandy Creek came in fifth in AAAA and Newnan was fifth in AAAAA.
Lady
Chiefs finish as state runnerup
After
nine straight years in the state semifinals, the McIntosh Lady Chiefs
tennis team broke through to the final round last weekend and finished
second in the state in AAAAA, defeating Centennial 4-1 before losing
to Chattahoochee 3-0.
Local
soccer teams out
Due to a series
of developments that very few people in Fayette expected, the county
has been shut out of the state soccer semifinals on both the boys' and
girls' sides.
McIntosh
wins lacrosse tourney
More than 700 players,
parents and fans came out for the recent three-day Peachtree City Invitatational
Lacrosse Tournament, which was won by the McIntosh High School Lacrosse
Club, the only undefeated team out of the nine squads in the event.
Local
anglers headed to All-American
Anglers
from Georgia claimed 11 of 90 spots in the 2003 Wal-Mart Bass Fishing
League All-American, scheduled for May 28-31 on the Mobile Delta in
Mobile. The championship event, one of the most prestigious in professional
bass fishing, awards a $100,000 top cash award to the winning boater
and $50,000 cash to the winning co-angler, making it also one of bass
fishing's most lucrative events.
Give
the birds a chance
DNR
reminds Georgians to leave their dogs at home when visiting beaches
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