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Junior Maleah Jarrells qualified for the state sectional meet in three events, placing first in the 100-meter hurdles and high jump, and second in the 300-meter hurdles. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

Junior Maleah Jarrells qualified for the state sectional meet in three events, placing first in the 100-meter hurdles and high jump, and second in the 300-meter hurdles. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

Greene County T&F has strong showing at region meet

Greene County’s track and field program showed steady growth throughout the spring, and that progress paid off at the region meet last week.In his return leading the program, head coach James Miller saw his teams round into form at the right time.
Both Lake Oconee Academy tennis teams are headed back to the Elite Eight, as each are trying to win a state championship. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

Both Lake Oconee Academy tennis teams are headed back to the Elite Eight, as each are trying to win a state championship. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

LOA tennis teams advance to Elite 8

Lake Oconee Academy’s tennis teams are in the midst of another postseason run and will prepare for their Elite Eight matchups in the coming days. The girls’ team earned a 3-0 victory over Hawkinsville in its Sweet 16 matchup, while the boys’ team also posted a 3-0 win against Wilcox County.
LOA junior Janey Soto dribbles the ball down the pitch. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

LOA junior Janey Soto dribbles the ball down the pitch. SKYLA MORRIS/Staff

Lady Titans cruise through first two rounds

Lake Oconee Academy’s girls soccer team defeated Brooks County 4-0 on Apr. 28 in the Sweet 16 round of the 2026 GHSA Class A Division II state playoffs.With the win, the Titans advance to the Elite Eight, where they will travel to face Screven County on May 4.
The Morgan County track and field teams pose for a photo after sweeping the Region 4-AA meet, capturing both the boys and girls team titles. CONTRIBUTED

The Morgan County track and field teams pose for a photo after sweeping the Region 4-AA meet, capturing both the boys and girls team titles. CONTRIBUTED

Morgan County T&F looks ahead to sectionals after winning region

Morgan County’s track and field program strongly opened postseason competition, as both the boys and girls teams captured the Region 2-AA titles at last week’s meet on April 21 at Jackson High School.
Sophomore striker Ashland Outlaw scored two goals for the Dogs in the loss to Franklin County on April 24. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

Sophomore striker Ashland Outlaw scored two goals for the Dogs in the loss to Franklin County on April 24. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

Dogs lose heartbreaker in first round of playoffs

CARNESVILLE — Morgan County’s season came to a tough end April 24, as the Bulldogs dropped a 3-2 decision to Franklin County in a tightly contested first-round matchup in the Class 2A state playoffs.
Lake Oconee Academy junior Ty Hiter comes set in the stretch, preparing to deliver a pitch to the plate in Game 1 against Early County. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff

Lake Oconee Academy junior Ty Hiter comes set in the stretch, preparing to deliver a pitch to the plate in Game 1 against Early County. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff

Titans sweep Early County to advance

During the final week of the regular season, Lake Oconee Academy didn’t look like a No. 1 seed, as four straight losses heading into the postseason left a sour taste in the team’s mouth. But by Friday, that feeling had been replaced with a fresh start.
Morgan County slugger Gavin Hunt squares up a pitch, putting the barrel of the bat on the ball during an at-bat against Oconee County on April 15. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

Morgan County slugger Gavin Hunt squares up a pitch, putting the barrel of the bat on the ball during an at-bat against Oconee County on April 15. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

Dogs refocus after Oconee series, eye historic postseason run

After seeing its 20-game winning streak snapped in a 2-1 midweek loss to Oconee County on April 15, the Morgan County baseball team responded exactly how head coach Steve Westmoreland hoped it would.
Loran Smith/Columnist

Loran Smith/Columnist

Smith: The Masters final

A four-inch putt is not so dramatic, unless it represents 4.5 million dollars cash on the barrelhead, and untold future currencies — dollars, pounds, and euros — a second Green Jacket, prominent status in the record books, and perks unlimited.
Georgia redshirt freshman quarterback Ryan Puglisi (12) gets set to fire a pass downfield during the G-Day scrimmage. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

Georgia redshirt freshman quarterback Ryan Puglisi (12) gets set to fire a pass downfield during the G-Day scrimmage. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff

Georgia backup QBs battle it out at G-Day

ATHENS – Georgia’s offense put on a strong showing during its annual G-Day spring scrimmage April 14, with the quarterback room drawing much of the attention.The Bulldogs head into next season with Gunner Stockton entrenched as the starter, but the competition behind him remains unsettled.
Georgia early enrollee defensive back Tyriq Green made several plays for the Red Team during the Bulldogs’ annual G-Day scrimmage. LANCE McCURLEY/ Staff

Georgia early enrollee defensive back Tyriq Green made several plays for the Red Team during the Bulldogs’ annual G-Day scrimmage. LANCE McCURLEY/ Staff

Young defenders shine for Dawgs in spring game

ATHENS - Georgia football held its annual G-Day spring game on April 18, with several new and returning players making an impression on head coach Kirby Smart.In his post-game press conference, Smart said he was impressed with the overall performance.