North Gwinnett was looking for revenge. After suffering a disappointing loss to Colquitt County in the second round of last year’s Class AAAAA playoffs, both teams faced each other again in the third game of the Kell Classic at the Georgia Dome on...
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The No. 2 Camden County Wildcats came to the Georgia Dome for a matchup against No. 8 Peachtree Ridge with something to prove. Despite boasting a squad complete with a loaded offense and a swarming defense, most of the preseason love was given to...
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Today in Game 2 of the Metro PCS Corky Kell Classic, Grayson probably didn’t play its best, but managed a decisive 31-12 win over a quality opponent in No. 9 McEachern to extend the Rams’ state-best 16-game winning streak.
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The Peachtree Ridge Lions and Camden County Wildcats are no strangers to the Corky Kell Classic, but each will hope an early win kickstarts a successful 2012.
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Some coaches like to pad their teams’ schedules with easy wins in non-region games. But none of the coaches whose teams are playing in the 2012 Metro PCS Corky Kell Classic believe in that philosophy.
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In a rematch of last year's Class AAAAA second-round showdown, Colquitt County will once again travel to the Atlanta area to face North Gwinnett.
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The Grayson Rams own the longest winning streak in the state after going 15-0 en route to the Class AAAAA state title one year ago.
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The latest polls show plenty of movement across the Georgia softball landscape. In the Class AAAAAA poll, Collins Hill remains in the top spot with Brookwood behind, but Kennesaw Mountain jumped up a spot as did Archer.
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Three polls have seen a change in the top spot in the latest Georgia high school volleyball rankings. After a strong week, Whitewater takes over the Class AAAAA No. 1 spot, pushing previously top-ranked Pope down to No. 2.
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For the first time in its 80-year history, Augusta National Golf Club has female members. The home of the Masters has invited former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and South Carolina financier Darla Moore to become the first women in green...
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