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Team schedules for local area school sports

Schedules

No ExcusesInside the locker room at ARC

Split SecondThe determination for speed for a local track athlete

Assist & AttackEvans Volleyball continues the tradition

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4Josey SoftballIt’s more than playing ball - it’s about having fun

6No ExcusesThe men of ARC are determined to leave everything out on the field

11 Football for a CauseLocal schools scrimmage for the American Cancer Society

10Split SecondIt’s all about seconds with speedster Stephanie Cippolone

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Volleyball

4 Softball

6 Football

8 Profiles

12 Schedules

Also . . . • Conditioning - 5• Sports Medicine

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CoverThe cover art was provided by

Tommy Lambert. The photograph was taken during the ARC vs. Evans

game on August 27, 2010

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. . . Evans High School Volleyball continues their winning tradition

Assist & Attack

Jillyan Thompson MacKenzie Bourne Hannah King Kelsey Burack

Jennifer Peters Emily Ivey Deja Riveria Mayra Maura

Alecia Peters Morgan Rowe McKenna Carlisle Abby Barlett

Ashley Taylor

Christy Pertas

For the past several years the The Lady Knights of Evans have dominated the volleyball court. This year should be no exception. Coach Lane Schuckers knows that these girls have what it takes to win championships. While walking out of the gym after a win in a scrimmage against Grovetown, Schuckers stated that he just wanted to see if they would play to their abilities. With a smile on his face, he nods and says “and they did.”

The next game the girls played was against a very solid Greenbrier team. Coach Schuckers was really smiling dur-ing that game. The Lady Knights had one of their biggest victories of the season thus far. When asked about the season, Hannah King, a junior, stated that “if we can beat Greenbrier we can be pretty good, because they are one of our biggest rivals.” A lot of that success is due to good team chemistry, which is very apparent in the Lady Knights’ efforts on the court. The tradition continues!

Josey SoftballFor the Love of the Game

Jasmine Vinson Darnique Coleman Katuran Mingledolph

Mercedes Wheat

Brittany Dunn Tyneicia Pernall Sequioa Waller

Dameya King Joanne Freeman

The ladies that play softball for T.W. Josey High School will tell you that win-ning is not everything, It’s about getting out there and having fun. And when you go out to a Josey game, you can tell that they hold true to that philosophy. The atmosphere is awesome. The players are cutting up with each other and the crowd is interacting with the players. There is laughter and kids playing around the field, all while a rivalry game is being played. At Josey, softball is played in a very refreshing and positive way. It is simply fun! Thanks, Josey fans and team for reminding us that ultimately we should play for the love of the game.


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The Score OnConditioning

Athletic movement requires the ability to accelerate, decelerate, and change direction at varying speeds. There-fore, a training program should include functional movements that will increase your ability to perform on the playing field. Most strength and conditioning programs involve force production in one direction (e.g. bench press, leg exten-sions). Many weight machines provide artificial stabilization and only allow isolated single plane training.

To train functionally, the body should be thought of as a chain. This chain is made up of muscles, joints, and nerves, all working together to allow the body to perform. If any of these chains do not work efficiently, compensations and adaptations occur in the other areas. This leads to muscle fatigue, decreased performance, and injury. In order to minimize the risks of decreased performance, all parts of the chain must be trained. This includes: flexibility training;

core training; balance training; reactive training; speed, agility, and quickness training; as well as resistance training. By incorporating all of these elements into your overall workout, you will be better prepared to compete at your highest level.

The downside to functional training is that it is not beneficial for muscle growth. If the goal is muscle mass, functional training can take a back seat. However, any beginner should perform functional strength training to improve the nervous system before worrying about mass.

Functional Training vs. Traditional Strength Training

MB SquatThis is a highly advanced exercise and should not be attempted without proper training and supervision.

Balance Posture

MB Rotational Lunge

This athlete demonstrates a functional movement during

competition

- Clint Brif, MS, ATC, PES, Doctors Hospital Health Connection

“For it isn’t your father or mother or wife,Who judgment upon you must pass;The fellow whose verdict counts most in your lifeIs the one starring back from the glass.”

Ask any of the young men at ARC what this poem means and they will tell you that it’s about pride, honor and the determination to be the absolute best that one can be. Coach Hughes knows a thing or two about this and he is passing it along to the young men at ARC. In the locker room before their game, these men sit, their feet anxiously tapping the floor, eyes fixed on their coach. Silently, they listen in the locker room, pondering his words and the opponent they will face on that field. Coach Hughes reminds them of the reasons why “no excuses” is painted on the wall in that locker room. He reminds them of the urgency of now and to not look back but to always make sure that they give all that they can give.

There is more than football going on in this locker room - men are being created out of boys and life long lessons are being learned. When these players take the field before each game this season, they will come out stronger than the last time. They will grow as a team and as men. Through this determination and pride, they will continue the tradition of excellence at The Academy of Richmond County.


No ExcusesARC Football

Winning traditions are part of our culture at Westminster. Paint the Rock. Enjoy lunch on the deck. Attend the Wildcat Connection. Participate in Spirit Week.

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Sports MedicineConcussions have been a hot topic, receiving attention from national organizations such as the NFL, NCAA, and NFHS. Protocols are changing. Health professionals are staying clear of terms such as “getting your bell rung” in favor of “brain injury” or “head trauma.” A concussion is much more serious than simply bumping your head and feel-ing dizzy. During a fall or collision, the brain can strike the inside of your skull, causing the brain to become bruised. This causes the brain to not work properly; depending on the location of the bruising, it can lead to a variety of physi-cal and neurologic symptoms.

The 2010 NFHS Football Rules Book states: “Any athlete who exhibits signs, symptoms or behaviors consistent with a concussion (such as loss of consciousness, headache, dizziness, confusion or balance problems) shall be immedi-ately removed from the contest and shall not return to play until cleared by an appropriate health-care professional.”

Return-to-play protocols should be gradual and based on presence of symptoms. The SCAT 2 (Sport Concussion Assessment Tool 2) gives these stages as a guideline: - Athletes should be held from activity if experiencing ANY symptoms, and rest until they are free from symptoms for 24 hrs.- Athlete may begin light aerobic exercise (e.g. stationary cycle).- Begin sport-specific exercises.- Begin non-contact training drills (start light resistance training).- May begin full contact training after medical clearance. - Return to competition (game play).- There are 24 hours between each stage of the return to play guidelines

Athletes may feel fine before being cleared for competition. However, if an athlete plays before initial concus-sion has healed it can lead to worse symptoms, further brain injury, and even death.

- James Hildebrand, ATC, Doctors Hospital Sports Medicine- Kim Miller, ATC, Doctors Hospital Sports Medicine

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Josh ManleyGrade: 10

School: Evans

Active Sports: football and wrestling

What is Your Favorite Sport and Why? football, because I love everything about it

Who had the Biggest Influence on You and Why? my dad be-cause he is always there

How do you prepare for games? listen to music

What is your season goal? for our team to go to the Georgia Dome

What do you plan to do after high school? go to college

What’s in your mp3 player? everything

Lindsay JonesGrade: 10

School: Greenbrier

Active Sports: basketball

What is Your Favorite Sport and Why? basketball

How do you prepare for games? listen to music in the locker room

What do you plan to do after high school? go to college to become a neonatal nurse

JaVeon BrighamGrade: 10

School: Lakeside

Active Sports: football, wrestling, rugby, soccer, etc.

What is Your Favorite Sport and Why? football, for the love of the game

Who had the Biggest Influence on You and Why? my dad, he made me what I am today

How do you prepare for games? listen to music, do pushups, etc

What is your season goal? 10 tackles a game and lots of sacks

What do you plan to do after high school? college football

Kody BelcherGrade: 12

School: Lakeside

Active Sports: basketball and baseball

What is Your Favorite Sport and Why? baseball, because I have played it the longest and I like it the most

Who had the Biggest Influence on You and Why? parents, because I always want to do better knowing that they are watching me

How do you prepare for games? listen to music to pump me up

What is your season goal? hope-fully help lead my team back to the state finals

What do you plan to do after high school? play baseball in college and plan on majoring in engineering

What’s in your mp3 player? metal

Athletesof the

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Ben WilsonGrade: 12

School: Lakeside

Active Sports: football

What is Your Favorite Sport and Why? football, because it is the game of life

Who had the Biggest Influence on You and Why? Tim Tebow - he is a visual reference for the way that I want to be remem-bered in how I play the game

How do you prepare for games? pray with Luke, Nick and Corbin before the games

What is your season goal? to win a state championship

What do you plan to do after high school? obtain a law de-gree and run for political office

What’s in your mp3 player? everything

Breyona KylerGrade: 12

School: Cross Creek

Active Sports: basketball and volleyball

What is Your Favorite Sport and Why? volleyball, because its fun and I love it

Who had the Biggest Influence on You and Why? Coach Vann because he has been my coach for two years

How do you prepare for games? get my mind right, focus and just think about what I want to do and how I want to do it

What is your season goal? getting a whole bunch of spikes - just being the best

What do you plan to do after high school? I want to play vol-leyball for Emory or UGA

What’s in your mp3 player? rap songs and R&B

Nick NewsomeGrade: 12

School: Westminster

Active Sports: track and football

What is Your Favorite Sport and Why? football because it’s a good contact sport and it’s team work. Its fun when you do something right and your team-mates do something right and it all comes together real well

Who had the Biggest Influence on You and Why? my first row-ing coach because he is the guy that taught me how to just push through things and showed me how to stick with something

How do you prepare for games? eat good, get mentally prepared and think about things, maybe talk to God a little bit and get settled

What is your season goal? score a touchdown every game, I did last year and hope to do it again. Just do good for the team

What do you plan to do after high school? go to the College of Charleston and become an engineer

What’s in your mp3 player? Dave Matthews and local bands

Morgan DeVenterGrade: 10

School: Grovetown

Active Sports: volleyball and soccer

What is Your Favorite Sport and Why? volleyball, I just love to play. I never want to leave practice and I love being the setter

Who had the Biggest Influence on You and Why? Coach Slagle because she has pushed our team to be the best we can be

How do you prepare for games? listening to music and concentrating, going over plays in my head

What is your season goal? for our team to come together, to be-come a better setter and be more accurate in my passing

What do you plan to do after high school? want to become a kindergarten teacher

What’s in your mp3 player? alot of country, hip hop and some rap


Split SecondStephanie Cipollone

Have you ever met a person and you walk away just feeling bet-ter about your day? Well, one of those people that we met was Stephanie Cipollone. She not only has a kind, sweet spirit but she is also very gifted on the track. One of her finest qualities is her humility. You would never know of her achievements from just talking to her. However, Augusta Christian sure is proud of her.

Stephanie has made All-State every year that she has competed, 9th -11th grade. She was named the All Women’s Track Athlete of the Year and in the last two years she has won the 100m, 200m and 400m in the state championships. Her personal record in the

100m is 12.40 seconds, which tied the state record; her personal best in the 200m is 25.84 seconds; and in the 400m this summer, she ran a 58.77. She has participated the Amateur Athletic Union, also known as AU Track. In that event she saw her biggest potential for improvement. When asked what event she is most excited about this season, she states, “the 400, because in my AU running I have cut off over a second in a month and I was really excited about that.”

Running is just a part of Stephanie’s DNA. “I always loved running as a kid,” Stephanie said. “In 1st or 2nd grade we had a coach here that was always saying, ‘you should sprint, you should sprint.’” She has also been encouraged by her current coaches Keith Walton, Cooper and Larry Freemen. But probably the biggest influence is the overall support she has received from her school. She says that Augusta Christian has had a tremendous impact on her.

What does she have planned for this season? Well, of course it’s all about cutting off time. She is always pushing herself to run faster - every split second counts.


For A Good CauseLocal Schools Scrimmage for

American Cancer Society

For the last several years, Augusta Christian has held a scrimmage game to benefit the American Cancer Society. This event was usually played between teams that were traditional opponents of the Lions. However, the coaches decided that this year would be different. Since there are new football teams at other private schools, such as

Westminster and Augusta Prep, the coaches at Augusta Christian thought this would be a great chance for local private schools to scrimmage together. So on August 12th, they held the first local scrimmage that matched 4 of the 5 private high school football teams in our area. The way the game was set up was very interesting. Curtis Baptist played Augusta Prep in the 1st and 3rd quarter and Westminster played Augusta Christian in the 2nd and 4th quarter. This made for exciting football for all of the fans there and most importantly, it was for a great cause. Thanks to all of the coaches and the players for braving the heat and fighting cancer through football!


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Schedules

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/20 Harlem 7:00 p

8/27 Landmark 7:30 p

9/3 @ Telfair 7:30 p

9/10 @ Social Circle 7:30 p

9/17 Hancock (HC) 7:30 p

9/24 @ Wilkinson 7:30 p

10/8 @ Twiggs 7:30 p

10/15 @ Jeff Davis 7:30 p

10/22 Lincoln 7:30 p

10/29 @ Washington-Wilkes 7:30 p

11/5 Warren 7:30 p

Aquinas

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/20 Lakeside (Scrimmage) TBA

8/27 Evans 7:30 p

9/3 @ Greenbrier 7:30 p

9/17 Hephzibah 7:30 p

9/24 @ Washington County 7:30 p

10/1 Thomson 7:30 p

10/8 @ Josey 7:30 p

10/15 Harlem (HC) 7:30 p

10/22 Grovetown 7:30 p

10/29 @ Westside 7:30 p

A R C

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/12 ACS Jamboree TBA

8/27 Porter Gaud 7:30 p

9/3 @ Cardinal Newman 7:30 p

9/10 Ben Lippen 7:30 p

9/17 @ Laurence Manning 7:30 p

9/24 Hilton Head Christian 7:30 p

10/1 @ Wilson Hall 7:30 p

10/8 Heathwood Hall (HC) 7:30 p

10/15 @ Orangeburg Prep 7:30 p

10/22 Pinewood Prep 7:30 p

10/29 @ Hammond 7:30 p

Augusta Christian

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/27 @ Westside 7:30 p

9/3 @ Twiggs County 7:30 p

9/17 @ Harlem 7:30 p


10/1 @ Cross Creek 7:30 p

10/8 Washington County 7:30 p

10/15 @ Hephzibah 7:30 p

10/22 Glenn Hills (HC) 7:30 p

10/29 @ Burke County 7:30 p

11/5 Crossover Game 7:30 p

Butler

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/27 @ Josey 7:30 p


9/17 @ Grovetown 7:30 p

9/24 Harlem 7:30 p

10/1 Butler (HC) 7:30 p

10/8 @ Glenn Hills 7:30 p

10/15 Burke County 7:30 p



Cross Creek

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/27 @ Westminster 7:30 p

9/10 Central Fellowship 7:30 p

9/17 @ Crisp 7:30 p

9/24 Thomas Jefferson 7:30 p

10/1 @ Covenant 7:30 p

10/8 @ John Hancock 7:30 p

10/15 Briarwood 7:30 p

10/22 @ Nathanael Greene 7:30 p

10/29 Memorial Day 7:30 p

11/5 David Emanual 7:30 p

Curtis Baptist

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/20 @ South Aiken 7:00 p

8/27 @ ARC 7:30 p


9/10 Glenn Hills 7:30 p

9/24 North Augusta 7:30 p

10/1 @ South Effingham 7:30 p


10/15 @ Statesboro 7:30 p

10/22 Effingham 7:30 p

10/29 Lakeside 7:30 p

Evans

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/12 Grovetown (Scrimmage) 7:30 p

8/27 @ Lakeside 7:30 p

9/10 @ Evans 7:30 p


9/24 Josey 7:30 p

10/8 Cross Creek (HC) 7:30 p

10/22 @ Butler 7:30 p


Glenn Hills

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/13 Westside (Scrimmage) 7:30 p


9/3 ARC 7:30 p

9/10 Hephzibah (HC) 7:30 p

9/17 @ Lincoln County 7:30 p


10/8 Evans 7:30 p

10/15 @ Effingham County 7:30 p

10/22 South Effingham 7:30 p

10/29 @ Statesboro 7:30 p

Greenbrier

DATE OPPONENT TIME


8/20 Greenbrier 7:30 p

9/3 @ Evans 7:30 p

9/17 Cross Creek 7:30 p

9/24 @ Butler 7:30 p

10/1 Harlem 7:30 p


10/15 Josey 7:30 p

10/22 @ ARC 7:30 p

10/29 Thomson 7:30 p

Grovetown

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/20 @ Aquinas (Scrimmage) 7:00 p

9/3 Warren County 7:30 p

9/10 Lincoln County 7:30 p

9/17 Butler (HC) 7:30 p



10/8 Thomson 7:30 p

10/15 @ ARC 7:30 p

10/22 Westside 7:30 p

10/29 @ Josey 7:30 p

Harlem

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/27 @ Greene County 7:30 p


9/17 @ ARC 7:30 p

9/24 Thomson 7:30 p



10/15 Butler 7:30 p



Hephzibah

DATE OPPONENT TIME


9/3 @ Laney 7:30 p




10/8 ARC 7:30 p


10/22 @ Thomson 7:30 p

10/29 Harlem 7:30 p

Josey

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/20 ARC (Scrimmage) 7:30 p


9/3 @ Thomson 7:30 p

9/10 @ North Augusta 7:30 p

9/17 Northside 7:30 p

9/24 Statesboro 7:30 p


10/8 Effingham County 7:30 p


10/29 @ Evans 7:30 p

Lakeside

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/27 @ Strom Thurmond 7:30 p

9/3 Josey 7:30 p

9/10 Dodge County 7:30 p

9/17 @ Jefferson County 7:30 p

9/24 Southeast Bulloch 7:30 p

10/1 @ East Laurens 7:30 p

10/8 Dublin 7:30 p

10/15 @ Bleckley County 7:30 p

10/22 Screven County 7:30 p

11/5 @ Swainsboro 7:30 p

Laney

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/27 Curtis Baptist 7:30 p

9/3 @ David Emanuel 7:30 p


9/24 @ Piedmont Academy 7:30 p

9/1 Gatewood 7:30 p

9/8 @ Central Fellowship 7:30 p

9/15 Brentwood 7:30 p

9/22 Edmund Burke 7:30 p

9/29 @ Robert Toombs Christian 7:30 p

10/5 Bethesda Day School 7:30 p

Westminster

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/27 Butler 7:30 p




10/1 @ Josey 7:30 p

10/8 Grovetown (HC) 7:30 p

10/15 @ Thomson 7:30 p

10/22 @ Harlem 7:30 p

10/29 ARC 7:30 p

Westside

The schedules provided by The Score are only varsity teams due to limited space. We will do our best to list JV teams in the future. All schedules that have been posted in this newspaper are subject to change. The Score has compiled these schedules from school websites and direct submissions. We have repli-cated the schedules to the best of our abilities. If you have any corrections or questions please notify us by going to the “contact us” page on our website and submitting a comment. We can then make those corrections to our online issue. If your team or sport is not listed we apologize. Due to limited space we could not post all schedules in the physical paper but you can find additional schedules in our issue online. If your team’s schedule (football, volleyball or softball) is not posted in this paper please understand that not all sports teams have submitted their schedules for vari-ous reasons. For more informa-tion please visit our website.

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DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/13 @ Laney Tournament TBA



8/28 Wilkinson County 10:00 a


9/7 Westside 5:00 p


9/16 @ Washington-Wilkes 5:00 p

9/21 Glascock County 5:00 p

9/22 ARC 5:00 p



9/28 Washington-Wilkes 5:00 p

9/29 ARC 5:00 p

9/30 @ Glascock 5:00 p

Aquinas

Softball

DATE OPPONENT TIME



8/17 Butler 5:00 p




8/31 Thomson 5:00 p

9/2 @ Butler 5:00 p

9/9 @ Josey 5:00 p

9/14 Harlem 5:00 p





A R C

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/17 @ ARC 5:00 p

8/18 Laney 5:00 p



8/26 @ Josey 5:00 p


9/2 ARC 5:00 p




9/23 Josey 5:00 p


Butler

DATE OPPONENT TIME




8/27 @ Statesboro Tour TBA

8/31 Butler 5:00 p




9/10 @ Evans Tour 5:00 p


9/15 @ Evans 5:00 p

9/17 @ Coca-Cola Tour 5:00 p


9/23 @ Harlem 5:00 p


Cross Creek

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/16 @ Edmund Burke 4:00 p

8/21 @ Louisville Tour 8:30 a

8/23 Gatewood 4:30 p

8/24 @ Bulloch 4:00 p

8/26 Thomas Jefferson 4:00 p

8/31 Robert Toombs 4:00 p

9/2 Edmund Burke 4:00 p

9/7 Briarwood 4:00 p

9/9 @ Nathanael Greene 4:00 p

9/14 @ Thomas Jefferson 4:00 p

9/18 Doubleheader @ Lyons 11:00 p

9/20 @ Gatewood 4:30 p

9/23 @ Briarwood 4:00 p

9/28 Nathaneal Greene 4:00 p

9/30 David Emanuel 4:00 p

Curtis Baptist

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/14 @ South Gwinnett Tour TBA

8/20 @ South Effingham 4:30 p


8/26 @ Harlem 5:00 p


9/2 @ Statesboro (DH) 5:00 p


9/10 Evans Invitational TBA


9/17 Effingham 4:00 p


9/24 @ Lassiter Tour 5:00 p

Evans

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/19 @ ARC 5:00 p

8/23 Butler 5:00 p




9/16 ARC 5:00 p

9/20 @ Josey 5:00 p

9/21 @ Butler 5:00 p


Glenn Hills

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/11 Winder-Barrow 4:30 p

8/13 Madison County Classic TBA

8/19 Statesboro (DH) 5:00 p


8/27 @ Effingham County (DH) 4:30 p

8/28 Madison County Classic 11:00 a

8/31 @ Evans 5:00 p


9/10 Veterans Memorial Tour 7:15 p

9/11 Veterans Memorial Tour 8:30 a


9/17 Coca-Cola Classic Tour TBA

9/21 Evans 6:00 p



Greenbrier

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/19 Glascock 5:00 p



8/31 Harlem 5:00 p


9/2 @ Glascock 5:00 p

9/8 @ Jefferson County 5:00 p



9/14 Josey 5:00 p


9/20 Jefferson 5:00 p

9/21 @ ARC 5:00 p


9/28 Thomson 5:00 p

Grovetown

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/13 @ Chick-Fil-A Classic 5:00 p



8/26 Evans 5:00 p

8/28 @ Thomson (DH) 12:30 p


9/9 Thomson 5:00 p

9/10 @ Evans Invitational TBA

9/14 @ ARC 5:00 p

9/17 @ Coca-Cola Classic 4:00 p



9/28 @ Josey 5:00 p

9/29 @ Elbert County 5:00 p

Harlem

DATE OPPONENT TIME


8/19 Harlem 5:00 p

8/24 Josey 5:00 p



9/2 Laney 5:00 p


9/14 Butler 5:00 p




9/30 ARC 5:00 p

Hephzibah

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/16 @ Jefferson County Tour 5:00 p

8/26 Butler 5:00 p



9/9 ARC 5:30 p



9/23 @ Thomson 5:00 p

9/28 Harlem 5:00 p

9/30 @ Laney 5:00 p

Josey

DATE OPPONENT TIME


8/13 @ Effingham (DH) 5:00 p

8/17 @ Harlem 5:00 p



8/23 @ Harlem 6:00 p

8/24 @ Evans 5:00 p



9/8 Evans 5:00 p

9/10 @ Evans Invitational 5:00 p

9/17 South Effingham (DH)

9/18 @ Coca-Cola Tournament 2:00 p

9/23 Statesboro (DH) 5:00 p

Lakeside

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/13 Laney Tournament TBA

8/18 @ Butler 5:00 p


8/24 S.E. Bulloch 5:00 p

8/26 @Swainsboro 5:00 p

8/31 @ Screven County 5:00 p



9/9 Jefferson County 5:00 p

9/13 Dublin 5:00 p

9/14 @ S.E. Bulloch 5:00 p

9/16 Swainsboro 5:00 p


9/21 Screven County 5:00 p

9/23 @ Dublin 5:00 p

9/28 @ Jefferson County 5:00

Laney

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/13 @ Harlem Tournament TBA



8/24 Aquinas 5:00 p

8/25 Butler 5:00 p

8/31 @ Josey 5:00 p


9/7 @ Aquinas 5:00 p


9/10 @ Evans Invitational 5:00 p

9/14 @ Thomson 5:00 p

9/20 Laney 5:00 p

9/21 @ Harlem 5:00 p


9/28 ARC 5:00 p

Westside

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Volleyball SchedulesDATE OPPONENT TIME

8/24 Laney 5:00 p

8/26 @ Evans 5:00 p


8/31 @ Swainsboro 5:00 p



9/14 Evans 5:00 p

9/18 @ SCPS 5:00 p

9/21 Home School 5:00 p


Aquinas

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/31 Johnson 5:00 p


9/9 Harlem 5:00 p


9/16 @ Butler 5:00 p


9/23 Josey 5:00 p




A R C

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/14 @ Warhawk Invitational TBA

8/24 Hammond 6:00 p

8/30 Wardlaw 5:00 p

9/2 @ Hammond 6:00 p

9/7 Augusta Eagles 6:00 p

9/10 @ Augusta Prep Fall Classic TBA

9/14 Augusta Prep 5:00 p

9/16 Heathwood Hall 5:30 p

9/20 @ Alleluia 5:00 p

9/21 Cardinal Newman 5:30 p

9/23 @ Ben Lippen 5:30 p

9/30 @ Heathwood Hall 5:30 p

10/5 @ Cardinal Newman 5:30 p

10/7 Augusta Eagles 6:00 p

10/12 Ben Lippen 5:30 p

10/14 @ Augusta Prep 5:00 p

10/19 Alleluia 5:00 p

Augusta Christian

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/20 @ Dominion Christian Tour TBA

9/1 South Aiken 6:30 p

9/7 @ Trinity Christian 5:00 p

9/10 APDS Invitational 4:00 p

9/14 @ Augusta Christian 5:00 p

9/16 @ Westminster Christian 6:30 p

9/24 @ Frederica Academy 5:00 p

9/25 @ Providence Christian 1:00 p

9/30 @ North Augusta High 6:30 p

10/1 Heritage Christian 4:40 p

10/2 Home School 11:30 a

10/6 Aiken High 6:30 p

10/7 Trinity Christian 6:30 p


10/13 North Augusta High 6:30 p

10/14 Augusta Christian 5:00 p

10/16 Hinesville 12:30 p

10/20 @ South Aiken 6:30 p

Augusta Prep

DATE OPPONENT TIME


8/31 @ Josey 5:00 p

9/2 Westside, Laney 5:00 p



9/16 ARC, Laney 5:00 p

9/21 Harlem 5:00 p




Butler

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DATE OPPONENT TIME


9/2 @ Johnson 5:00 p



9/14 ARC 5:00 p

9/16 @ Harlem 5:00 p

9/23 Butler 5:00 p


9/30 Josey 5:00 p


Cross Creek

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/12 Westside, Cross Creek 5:00 p

8/19 Geenbrier 5:00 p

8/24 Lakeside, Westside 5:00 p

8/26 Aquinas Cross Creek 5:00 p


9/7 Burke County, Westside 5:00 p


9/14 @ Aquinas 5:00 p


9/23 @ Johnson 5:00 p



9/7 Grovetown, Harlem 5:00 p

Evans

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/31 Cross Creek, Laney 5:00 p

9/7 Josey 5:00 p


9/16 Johnson 5:00 p


9/23 Grovetown, Laney 5:00 p

9/28 ARC 5:00 p

9/30 @ Harlem 5:00 p

9/5 Butler 5:00 p

Glenn Hills

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/17 Butler 5:00 p

8/19 @ Evans 5:00 p

8/24 @ Midland Valley 5:00 p

8/31 @ Aiken 5:00 p

9/2 Lakeside, North Augusta 5:00 p

9/9 @ Aquinas 5:00 p

9/15 @ North Augusta 5:00 p

9/17 Region Day 4:00 p

9/21 @ Clark-Central 5:00 p

9/24 @ Conyers Classic 5:00 p



10/5 Grovetown, Baldwin 5:00 p

Greenbrier

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/17 @ Evans 5:00 p

8/28 @ Greenbrier 10:00

8/31 Hephzibah, Evans 5:00 p

9/2 Aquinas, ARC 5:00 p

9/7 @ Harlem 5:00 p


9/14 @ Butler 5:00 p


9/21 Lakeside, Josey 5:00 p


9/25 Region Play TBA

9/28 Greenbrier, Westside 5:00 p

9/30 @ Johnson 5:00 p


10/7 @ Evans 5:00 p

Grovetown

DATE OPPONENT TIME




9/9 @ ARC 5:00 p



9/21 @ Butler 5:00 p



9/28 @ Josey 5:00 p


10/5 Johnson 5:00 p

10/7 @ Evans 5:00 p

Harlem

DATE OPPONENT TIME


9/2 Harlem 5:00 p


9/9 Butler 5:00 p


9/16 @ Josey 5:00 p



9/28 Johnson 5:00 p

10/5 @ ARC 5:00 p

Hephzibah

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/31 @ ARC 5:00 p



9/14 Josey 5:00 p


9/21 Laney, Westside 5:00 p

9/23 @ Evans 5:00 p



10/5 @ Harlem 5:00 p

Johnson, AR

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/31 Butler 5:00 p


9/9 Westside, Laney 5:00 p

9/14 @ Johnson 5:00 p


9/21 @ Grovetwon 5:00 p

9/23 @ ARC 5:00 p

9/28 Harlem 5:00 p



Josey

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/24 @ Evans 5:00 p



9/7 @ Aiken 5:00 p

9/14 Harlem 5:00 p

9/17 Region Day 4:00 p


9/30 Lakeside, Evans 5:00 p

Lakeside

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/24 @ Aquinas 5:00 p


9/2 @ Butler 5:00 p

9/7 Toombs, Swainsboro 5:00 p

9/9 @ Josey 5:00 p


9/16 @ Butler 5:00 p

9/21 @ Johnson 5:00 p


Laney

DATE OPPONENT TIME

8/31 Harlem 5:00 p

9/2 @ Butler 5:00 p


9/9 @ Josey 5:00 p

9/14 Glenn Hills, Laney 5:00 p

9/21 @ Johnson 5:00 p



9/30 @ ARC 5:00 p


5:00 p

Westside


Monthly Sports Crossword

Fun FactsThe Score’s

• The longest tennis match took place at Wimbledon 2010 when John Isner of the United States beat Nicolas Mahut of France 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 (7), 7-6 (3), 70-68 in a match that lasted 11 hours and 5 min-utes, played over 3 days, June 22, 23 and 24.

• The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece in 1896. There were 311 male but no female competitors.

• The high jump method of jumping head first and landing on the back is called the Fosbury Flop.

• The Major League Baseball teams use about 850,000 balls per season.

• A soccer ball is made up of 32 leather panels, held together by 642 stitches.

• Golf the only sport played on the moon – on 6 Feb-ruary 1971 Alan Shepard hit a golf ball.

• The oldest continuous trophy in sports is the America’s Cup. It started in 1851, with Americans winning for a straight 132 years until Australia took the Cup in 1983.

• Volleyball was invented by William George Morgan of Holyoke, Massachusetts in 1895.

• A badminton shuttle easily travels 180 km/h (112 mph).

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