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Mountaineers set sights on Panthers with opportunity to become bowl-eligible
App State football battles its second Sun Belt Conference foe in as many weeks Saturday, hosting Georgia State University in Boone after falling to Georgia Southern University 19-3 in Statesboro, Georgia, on Halloween. The Mountaineers have never lost to the Panthers, boasting a perfect 12-0 record since joining the Sun Belt in 2014.
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Metro News
Turner to remain starting quarterback as Marshall looks to maintain momentum in matchup with Georgia Southern
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Tony Gibson is adhering to an old adage — if it’s not broke, don’t fix it. Specifically, as it pertains to the Thundering Herd quarterback situation, Gibson announced Tuesday that senior Zion Turner will start at quarterback for a third consecutive game come 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Georgia Southern after helping guide Marshall to consecutive wins over South Alabama and Old Dominion.
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GC Sports | Lady Panthers celebrate seniors with 38-0 win over Swainsboro
The Portal Panthers flag football team delivered a dominant performance against the Swainsboro Tigers, cruising to a 38-0 victory behind an explosive passing attack and a strong defensive effort. Senior quarterback Katielyn Yates led the Panthers' offense, connecting with several receivers for touchdowns, while Portal's defense forced multiple turnovers and kept Swainsboro off the scoreboard. Senior Alycia Hagins set the tone early, blocking a Swainsboro punt before Yates connected with fellow senior London Blackmon for a touchdown pass to give Portal a 6-0 lead. The Panthers continued to make plays defensively as freshman Avie Lanier recorded an interception. Junior Rebie Grace Pylant followed with an interception of her own, pitching the ball to Blackmon, who returned it for a touchdown. The two connected again on the extra-point attempt, with Blackmon finding Pylant for the conversion. Yates connected with Pylant for another touchdown pass just before halftime, sending Portal into the break with a 19-0 advantage. The Panthers kept their momentum going in the second half as junior McKinley Motes hauled in a long touchdown pass. Hagins added another defensive highlight with an interception. Yates later found Pylant on a deep pass to the corner of the end zone, extending Portal's
prepsportsreport.com
Calvary Day Does It Again! Cavaliers Sweep SPAL Football Championships at Memorial Stadium
Winning one football championship is tough enough. Winning two on the same night? Calvary Day School pulled it off Thursday, Oct. 22, at Memorial Stadium. Calvary Day School's 7th/8th-grade football team celebrates its third consecutive Savannah Parochial Athletic League championship on Oct. 22, 2026, at Memorial Stadium in Savannah. (Photo courtesy of Calvary Day School Athletics)
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GC Sports Difference Maker | Rasheen Jackson, Portal Football
PORTAL, GA — When Portal Panther senior Rasheen Jackson lines up on Friday nights, defense strategies have to adjust. As part of a multi-threat Panthers offense, Jackson has emerged as a premier scoring option, leading Region 3-A in points scored with five touchdowns this season. His rise to becoming one of the area’s most reliable playmakers was not an overnight sensation. Head Coach Jason McEachin uses a specific phrase to describe how players grow in the Portal program: they do not microwave players; they slow-cook them. Jackson embodies that approach. As a freshman, he was nowhere near ready for varsity action. He earned small reps as a sophomore, stepped into a starting role as a junior, and has taken off as a senior. Photo © destinymarlindahartwell@gmail.com. Destiny Hartwell "He's turned himself into our guy that we want, that we believe can finish plays and we have confidence going to," McEachin said. "That's a testament to his desire and determination to improve as a player." Jackson put in significant work in the weight room to add muscle, refine his route running, and learn how to track high-pressure throws downfield. Making Big Plays in Big Moments Jackson's growth shows up clearly when
FOX Sports
Georgia Southern takes on Georgia Tech following Smith's 24-point game
Georgia Southern Eagles (1-0) at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (1-0) BOTTOM LINE: Georgia Southern visits Georgia Tech after Eltramon Smith Jr. scored 24 points in Georgia Southern's 67-55 win against the Ball State Cardinals. Georgia Tech went 11-20 overall with a 10-9 record at home during the 2025-26 season. The...
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WSAV News 3
3-2 final against Jacksonville Icemen gives Ghost Pirates 5th loss of the season
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – The Savannah Ghost Pirates’ 2026-27 season has gotten off to a rough start as they fall to 2-4-1 to open the year. The team has now lost three games in a row following a 2-2 start to the year. The end of October saw the team struggle in a 7-3 loss […]
Gwinnett Daily Post
Providence Christian clay shooting team takes 5th at state
Providence Christian’s clay shooting team placed fifth overall in the GIAA State Championships at Forest City Gun Club in Savannah last week. The three-day event featured more than 500 shooters competing in sporting clays, skeet and trap in challenging windy conditions. Joshua Brake led the Storm with a score of 243 (out of 300), tying for 22nd place in the General Male High Overall category. He hit 74 in sporting clays, 86 in skeet and 83 in trap. The team’s other top scorers were Ryan Donahoo (234), Case Chapman (233), Jacob Babb (232) and Devin Kellner (209). Donahoo shot a perfect 25 in one of his skeet rounds and finished with a personal-record score of 92 in the discipline. He tied for seventh overall in skeet. The Storm’s girls shooters fared well individually, including a 13th-place finish in General Female Sporting by Zora Cole, who shot 50 in sporting clays. Isabel Snell shot 69 in skeet and was 15th in General Female Skeet.
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Calvary Day Takes Care of Business Against Screven. Now Comes the Big One!
Calvary Day has dominated in-state competition this season, winning by a 352-59 margin in eight victories, including three shutouts. The Cavaliers technically didn’t pitch a shutout in Friday’s 42-7 rout of visiting Screven County, but the defense didn’t allow a point as the Gamecocks scored on a pick-6 interception return.
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Benedict Tigers get a 23-0 shutout win over Savannah State
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Benedict fans might have expected to receive more tricks than treats early on, but the Tigers secured a 23-0 win over Savannah State on Saturday. Early in the first quarter the tone was set with a Isaiah Brown quarterback sack getting the ball loose. David Makonzo...