Sandy Creek's Nathan Bowen signed a baseball scholarshi

Sandy Creek's Duncan Midkiff signed a baseball schola

Sandy Creek's Avery Anderson signed a baseball schola

Sandy Creek's Craig Carroll signed a baseball scholars

Sandy Creek's Mia Jones signed a track and field scholarsh

Sandy Creek's Harry Lee signed a soccer scholarship Wednesda

Sandy Creek's Stephan Bass signed a soccer scholarship

Sandy Creek's Maurice Jefferies signed a golf schola

Sandy Creek's Zachary Payne signed a swimming scholars

Mike and Kevin talk about soccer playoffs, region baseball matches, tennis and track.

The first round of the Class AAAA state soccer playoffs kicked off Tuesday, and one of the top contenders for the classification’s state title is the third-ranked McIntosh Chiefs.

The Football Writers Association of America has released its 2008 Outland Trophy Watch List, and Georgia Tech senior offensive tackle and Sandy Creek graduate Andrew Gardner is on the list.

Starr's Mill's Heather Walker signed a softball scholarship Friday with Armstrong Atlantic State University.

The Starr’s Mill Lady Panthers placed second in the region track meet, losing to Westlake by 10 points (143-133). Whitewater, McIntosh and Fayette County finished seventh, eighth and ninth respectively.

It was not the Starr’s Mill Panthers finest game, but it was good enough for another region win and the season sweep of their county rivals.

On January 26, the Bennett’s Mill Middle School wrestling team participated in the Middle School wrestling tournament at Fayette Middle School.

Two Fayette Middle students will represent Fayette County and their country as People to People Sports Ambassadors at the 2008 Youth Friendship Games in Amsterdam, Holland.

The 10U Sharpsburg Peaches went undefeated in a big softball tournament over the weekend to win their age group.

Frank Wren, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Atlanta Braves, was the guest speaker at a recent breakfast with the Kiwanis Club of Peachtree City.

Wednesday, Apr. 23

McIntosh Lady Chiefs (12-3-1) vs. Northside, Warner Robins Lady Eagles (9-5-1), 6 p.m.

McIntosh’s varsity girls team, the region champions from region 2-AAAA, has not lost in over a month. Since falling to Starr’s Mill 1-0 on March 10, the Lady Chiefs have won nine straight games and allowed only two goals in that span. In eight games against ranked opponents this season, McIntosh, ranked third in AAAA and 13th in all of Georgia, has a record of 4-3-1. They have posted eight shutouts this season and have outscored their opponents 69-14.

Starr’s Mill’s girls tennis team started their run to a region 2-AAAA title by defeating Fayette County 5-0 on Tuesday.

Mike and Kevin talk about state soccer playoffs, baseball and lacrosse.

Carter Richardson, a Peachtree City resident attending Woodward Academy, signed a letter of intent to attend and play soccer for Catawba College.

The Whitewater Wildcats are playing for their playoff lives, and they desperately needed a victory Thursday against Region 2-AAAA rival Northgate.

Casey Howett, a senior volleyball player at Whitewater High School, signed a letter of intent on Thursday morning to attend and play volleyball for Armstrong Atlantic State University.

Starr’s Mill coach Brent Moseley wanted to spend part of his son Ben’s fourth birthday celebrating a victory over one of his team’s biggest Region 2-AAAA rivals, Whitewater.

The Starr’s Mill Panthers are back on top again.

Third-ranked Starr’s Mill broke open a scoreless game by scoring all its goals in the second half to defeat Woodward Academy 3-0 and wrap up the Region 2-AAAA title for the eighth time in nine seasons.

Whitewater continued its recent success against area rivals with a gritty, 10-8 victory over Northgate last Tuesday.

The game was intense as both teams are fighting for a playoff spot as a first-year varsity program. Both teams swapped goals in the first half, leaving Whitewater ahead 5-4.