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Football Recap: Amauni Manning and Tresean Smith Lead the Defense for Coffee Win + How To Watch
The Coffee Trojans strolled past the Houston County Bears with points to spare on Friday, taking the game 27-13. Coffee's win was the result of several impressive offensive performances. One of the most notable came from Bobby Reynolds, who rushed for 136 yards and 1 touchdown while picking up 7.2 yards per carry. Reynolds has averaged 121.5 rushing yards per game over his last 11 games compared to 60.4 in his first seven games last season. Another player making a difference was Tyler Dowling, who rushed for 65 yards and 1 TD.
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West Laurens returning to Columbus after late-inning rallies to sweep Adairsville
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... You never know much for sure, any given year, about your chances going into the GHSA fastpitch softball tournament. But West Laurens can rest assured that its offense will be capable of holding its own with any of the seven other state championship hopefuls it might face in Columbus next week.
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Mistakes Prove Costly in 6-3 Loss in Athens
(ATHENS, Ga.) – The Macon Mayhem fell to the Athens Rock Lobsters 6-3 in a hard-fought battle on Friday night. The Rock Lobsters got on the board first at 4:48 with a goal from Luke Croucher, assisted by Corey Cunningham and Devyn Mayea. Both teams traded penalties throughout the period, with Athens’ Logan Acheson called for slashing and Macon’s Brandon Stojcevski assessed a holding penalty. Athens extended its lead at 14:00 on the power play, as Nikita Borodaenko found the back of the net, assisted by Hassan Akl and Brandon Reller, giving the Rock Lobsters a two-goal advantage.
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Mercer baseball athlete sues NCAA for sidelining him in eligibility denial
MACON, Ga. (WGXA) — A Mercer University athlete is suing the NCAA for restricting him from playing in the upcoming baseball season. The NCAA denied additional eligibility to Tyson "Ty" Dalley when he came back to Mercer after he transferred to Clemson University. According to his attorneys, Dalley's "extraordinary"...