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GC Sports | Bulloch Academy dominates St. Andrews, improves to 8-1 behind explosive offensive performance
The Bulloch Academy Gators rode down to Savannah to face the St. Andrews Lions on Friday night. The Gators jumped on the Lions early and did not let their foot off of the gas on their way to a 53-0 win. Bulloch Academy went into the half with a 39-0 lead. First Half Fireworks Bulloch Academy wasted no time getting on the board. On their opening drive, the Gators walked down the field to set up a passing touchdown from Sam Hubbard to Billy Crider to open up the scoring. For the extra point, Braylon Cone got a handoff and plowed through the Lions defense for 2 points. After a quick defensive stop, the Gators put together another drive that was capped off by Connor Perry rushing touchdown. Cone's number was called again for the extra point to put his team up 16-0 late in the first quarter. The defense continued to shut down the St. Andrews' offense. Hubbard found Crider behind the defense again for a long passing touchdown.After the Gators converted their first two two-point attempts, Case Woodrum was called upon to kick an extra point following the third touchdown. On their next drive, Nick Eason Jr. would
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More Than a Game: SpelHouse Homecoming Celebrates Legacy and Tradition
Every year, SpelHouse Homecoming brings together current students, alumni and supporters of Morehouse College and Spelman College. Despite uncertainty surrounding this year’s annual celebration because of Hurricane Isaias, members of the two college communities gathered Sunday to watch the Morehouse-Savannah State football game and celebrate the traditions that make homecoming special.
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Southbridge Savannah Golf Club announces benefit tournament in honor of George Atkinson
The Annual Southbridge Savannah Benefit Tournament will be held on Friday October 16, 2026. The main purpose of this year's tournament is to generate funds to assist the club in the continuing effort to improve the condition of its greens and golf course. The tournament has a special significance this year because it is dedicated to the memory of George Atkinson , a Savannah native who played high school football at Sol C. Johnson High School, Morris Brown College, and played pro football for the Raiders Organization from 1968 to 1977. After retiring from pro football, George became a broadcaster for the Raiders during the pre-game and post-game shows, and hosted a television program called "Behind the Shield." George or "Butch" as many of his friends called him, was an integral part of the Southbridge community and played an important role in the purchase of the golf club and its success. Organizers say he is missed by everyone and especially by the Raider Organization, which he was a large part of for many years. The tournament is a four person scramble with prizes to the winners. Entry fee is $125 per individual or $500 for a team. Anyone interested in
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Savannah's Wray, Albright and Jones earn top 10 finishes at Georgia Middle School State Cross Country Championships
Savannah's Daniella Wray, an 8th grader at Hess K-8 School, Grady Albright, a 7th grader at Garrison School for the Arts, and Colton Jones, a 7th grader at Coastal Middle School, all earned top 10 finishes at the Georgia Middle School Cross Country Championships run Oct 10 at Bleckley County Elementary School in Cochran, Ga.
Savannah Tribune
Savannah State Falls To Morehouse 34-23
Savannah State’s football team dropped to 1-5 overall and 1-4 in the SIAC, following their 34-23 loss to Morehouse, on a game played October 11, 2026. The contest was slated to be played on Oct. 10 at 1pm but was moved to Oct. 11 at 11am due to the effects of Hurricane Isaias.
Savannah Tribune
SSU To Host Fort Valley State For Homecoming
Savannah State will welcome the Wildcats of Fort Valley State to Theodore A Wright Stadium for Homecoming 2026 on October 17 at 3pm. Both teams are struggling this season with SSU entering the game with a 1-5 record and Fort Valley State owning a 1-4 mark. Leading the SSU offense...
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Late rally falls just short to Dukes
Georgia Southern came up just short to James Madison, falling 27-24 on Saturday at Allen E. Paulson Stadium. The Eagles got a big stop and drove down the field, but a 52-yard field goal scraped the bottom of the crossbar, and the Dukes escaped to remain unbeaten on the season. The Eagles' 11-play, 63-yard touchdown drive that ended early in the fourth quarter pulled them within 20-17, but the push was not enough to overcome the Dukes. The Eagles threw for 343 yards and three touchdowns, while the Dukes finished with 438 yards of total offense and went 4-for-5 on fourth down. The Eagles leaned on the pass in the first quarter, with Max Johnson completing 7 of 9 for 95 yards, including a 50-yard completion to Jeremiah Ware and an 18-yard touchdown to Taylor Bradshaw , and went 2-for-3 on third down. The Dukes rushed for 66 yards and held a 7:49-7:11 edge in possession, but the Eagles stopped a fourth-down try at their 36 and limited the Dukes to a 33-yard field goal after an interception to lead 7-3 after the quarter. The Eagles and Dukes traded field goals in the second quarter, with Tripp Bryant finishing a
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GC Sports | Kristen Knaack takes over Southeast Bulloch girls basketball program
The Southeast Bulloch girls basketball program is looking to grow and establish consistency, and new head coach Kristen Knaack hopes to provide both as she takes over the Yellow Jackets. Knaack steps into her first head coaching position with a unique connection to the program. Years before taking over at Southeast Bulloch High School, she coached several of her current players at the middle school level. Now, she has returned with an opportunity to help those familiar faces finish their high school careers while laying the foundation for the future of the program. "When this opened up, obviously I jumped on it," Knaack said. "I was not expecting it, but definitely glad that it happened." Familiar Faces Taking over a program for the first time brings plenty of new responsibilities, but Knaack did not walk into an unfamiliar locker room. Several of the players Knaack coached during her time at Southeast Bulloch Middle are now part of the high school program. Some had stepped away from basketball since middle school or during their first few years of high school. After getting the job, Knaack reached out to some of those former players and their parents about returning to the court.
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Sand Sharks Women’s Golf Closes Day one at LeeAnn Noble Memorial
DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA — The University of South Carolina Beaufort women's golf team opened play Monday at the LeeAnn Noble Memorial Tournament, completing the first two rounds of the three-round event. The Sand Sharks sit in 15th place following the opening 36 holes. Dallas Baptist University leads the team standings,...
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USCB Men's Cross Country Place Second at Sand Shark Invitational
BLUFFTON, SOUTH CAROLINA — The University of South Carolina Beaufort men's cross country team earned a second-place finish at the 19th annual Sand Shark Invitational on Saturday morning, totaling 58 points with three runners finishing inside the top 11 in the 8K race. Bethune-Cookman claimed the team title with...
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Tiger Men Finish 7th At USCB Cross Country Invitational
HARDEEVILLE, S.C. – The Savannah State University men's cross country team earned a seventh-place finish at the 2026 Sand Shark Cross Country Invitational on Saturday morning at Sergeant Jasper Park, hosted by the University of South Carolina Beaufort. The Tigers totaled 183 points in the men's 8-kilometer race, led...