Jason McBay

Former PGA golfer and Gatewood graduate Blake Adams shares a devotion before the start of the tournament. (LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff)

Former PGA golfer and Gatewood graduate Blake Adams shares a devotion before the start of the tournament. (LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff)

Lake Oconee FCA holds second-annual golf tourney

The Lake Oconee Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) area chapter hosted its 2nd annual golf tournament on May 13 at The Oconee Course at Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro.
From left to right: April McClendon (Area Director for Walton Co), Christian Williams (Ambassador for Lake Oconee Area), Jason McBay (Area Director for Lake Oconee Area), Traci McBay (Administrative Assistant for Lake Oconee Area), Cindy Jones (FCA volunteer from Greene Co - Her husband Steve is our Advisory Board Chairman), Lilly Nelson (Student-Athlete/Volunteer from Lake Oconee Area), Jessi Fincher (Metro Director for Piedmont Area) LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff

From left to right: April McClendon (Area Director for Walton Co), Christian Williams (Ambassador for Lake Oconee Area), Jason McBay (Area Director for Lake Oconee Area), Traci McBay (Administrative Assistant for Lake Oconee Area), Cindy Jones (FCA volunteer from Greene Co - Her husband Steve is our Advisory Board Chairman), Lilly Nelson (Student-Athlete/Volunteer from Lake Oconee Area), Jessi Fincher (Metro Director for Piedmont Area) LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff

Lake Oconee FCA hosts inaugural golf tournament

The Lake Oconee area chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) hosted its inaugural charity golf tournament on Monday at Reynolds Lake Oconee, with more than 100 golfers participating.
Morgan County head coach Doug Connelly (center) meets with the team during a stoppage of play against Prince Avenue last week. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff

Morgan County head coach Doug Connelly (center) meets with the team during a stoppage of play against Prince Avenue last week. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff

SOFTBALL: Lady Dogs enter state playoffs as No. 2-seed

Morgan County (18-10, 6-2 Region 4-AAA) ended its 2022 regular season on a positive note with a 4-2 win over Prince Avenue Christian School last Monday night.  The Lady Dogs had a long week off in preparation for the Class AAA state playoffs. They will be representing Region 4 as the No.
Emmy Moss (right) fires a laser to Bri Lanford (left) during an infield drill at Tuesday’s practice. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

Emmy Moss (right) fires a laser to Bri Lanford (left) during an infield drill at Tuesday’s practice. BRENDAN KOERNER/Staff

SOFTBALL: New year, same expectations for Lady Dogs

MADISON – The Morgan County softball team has high expectations entering its 2022 season. The Lady Dogs practiced all The Lady Dogs practiced all summer together and logged a lot of hours on the diamond. They held weekly workouts and participated in a few scrimmages over the last three months.