Tuesday January 21st, 2025 8:06PM

Jeff Hart

Sports Reporter
Jeff Hart
Boys basketball: Riverside falls to Wesleyan
Riverside Military Academy dropped its second straight game after a 2-0 start with Saturday, falling 68-50 to Wesleyan on the road.
7:08PM ( 9 years ago )
Lions' comeback falls short against Sewanee
The Piedmont men's basketball team trailed for the majority of the contest but had its chances in the final six minutes coming up just short in a 60-57 loss to Sewanee.
6:19PM ( 9 years ago )
VIDEO: Class AAAAAA: Big plays doom Hawks in loss to defending champ Colquitt County
All week Mill Creek coach Shannon Jarvis worried about the big-play capability of the Colquitt County offense...
8:58AM ( 9 years ago )
Boys basketball: West Hall wins 3rd straight over Jackson County
West Hall matched its win total for all of last season after taking a 72-67 win over Jackson County Friday night at the West Hall gym.
1:48AM ( 9 years ago )
Boys basketball: Big second half carries Banks Co. to win over Hart Co.
Banks County moved to 4-0 on the season pulling away in the second half to beat Hart County at home Friday night.
1:40AM ( 9 years ago )
Girls basketball: Defense carries Lady Tigers to win over Chestatee
The Dawson County defense held Chestatee to 10-points or less in every quarter en route to a 52-34 winfor the Lady Tigers Friday night.
1:20AM ( 9 years ago )
Girls basketball: Flowery Branch stays unbeaten with rout of Heritage
Flowery Branch remained unbeaten on the season using a huge second quarter to pull away for a 76-33 win over Heritage,Conyers Friday night in Region 8-AAAAA girls action.
1:10AM ( 9 years ago )
Basketball: NGC teams sweep Praise Christian Academy
The North Georgia Christian varsity basketball teams continued their play sweeping a pair of games over Praise Christian Academy Friday night at home.
9:33PM ( 9 years ago )
Family affair at heart for Wolves' Simpsons
Buford football coach Jess Simpson is close to all of the teams he has coached over his 11-years at the helm of the Wolves. But even he admits that the 2015 team is already holding a special place in his heart.
7:14PM ( 9 years ago )
Brown, Tigers ready to lay new foundation
If there was a Mount Rushmore-like monument for Commerce football, former coaching legends Ray Lamb and Steve Savage surely would be the faces of the foundation.
12:33PM ( 9 years ago )