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During the Fourth of July weekend, the Georgia Cheerleading Coaches Association (GCCA) released the names of the top 30 performers up for the honors of All-State and the 2021 Division A-4A Cheerleader of the Year. Putnam County High was one of seven schools with two nominees, Autumn Stone and
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Upon arriving in Eatonton, I found it interesting and encouraging to find one of the local church’s lighted signs showing support for what the Atlanta Hawks were doing in their NBA Playoffs run.
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On the field, off the field. To get through the first month of the summer, Putnam County High football players weaved through still being in school through June 11 and ‘dead weeks’ mandated by the Georgia High School Association.
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Possibly for you and certainly for me, those wonderful days that I’ve spent fishing and hunting are much more memorable than being in the audience for other sporting events. I mean think about it, while a football or baseball game is certainly memorable, being in the woods or on the water as an actual participant is bound to hold more permanently in your memory than watching either football or baseball on site or on the tube. These days can be recalled with great fondness for the rest of your life, well maybe fondly, maybe not.
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The rainy weekend did wreak some havoc with the scheduling of Dixie Youth state baseball tournaments taking place in Madison and Cochran. Games were completed, however, and the Putnam County 11-12 Ozone team found a way to return to Morgan County this weekend for the completion of the World Series qualifying event.
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Ronald Blair III has built up quite the career since his playing days as a Greene County Tiger 10 years ago. He graduated college, was drafted into the National Football League (NFL) and was on a team that made a Super Bowl appearance.
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Bill Wood Park was busy for four days last week. 82 kids occupied the fields during the Morgan County Recreation Department’s summer baseball camp.
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Duane Kelley may be a stranger to Greene County, but Greene County isn’t a stranger to Kelley. Ever since his first coaching job in Albany in his 20s, Kelley has known and heard about Greene County basketball.
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