Jeff Hart

Gwinnett Braves third baseman Pedro Ciriaco dealt the final blow at the stroke of midnight in a back-and-forth battle with the Durham Bulls to give the G-Braves a 5-4, 11-inning win Friday at Coolray Field.

Just when everyone was catching up from Monday's postponements, the weather has once again disrupted the prep baseball schedule.

Georgia continues a four-game road trip this week against Alabama in a series that will be played at Hoover (Ala.) Metropolitan Stadium as the Crimson Tide’s home field is under renovation this season.

Lumpkin County kept pace with East Hall and Franklin County atop Region 7-AAA taking a 16-6, six-inning slugfest victory over West Hall Thursday.

The Gwinnett pitching staff delivered a stellar performance Thursday in front of 6,109 fans on Opening Night at Coolray Field, but the Braves could not scratch across a run in a 1-0 loss to the Durham Bulls.

Harrison Styles went the distance allowing just one run to lead Gainesville to a big 7-1, Region 8-AAAAA victory over Winder-Barrow Wednesday on the road.

North Hall used a four-run third inning to and pounded out 10 hits in taking a 7-0 win over Johnson Wednesday in Region 8-AAAA action.

Flowery Branch saw its modest three-game win streak come to an end Wednesday in a tough 4-1 loss to Salem in a key Region 8-AAAAA game for both teams.

Georgia Southern football season tickets for the 2015 campaign are on sale now, and fans can purchase them as well as parking by calling 1-800-GSU-WINS or by visiting the ticket office in the Cowart Building adjacent to Paulson Stadium (203 Lanier Drive). Ticket office hours are Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Georgia started off its four-game road trip on a positive note, posting a 3-2 win over Clemson Tuesday in front of a crowd of 4,598 at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.