Honor Roll: Good start to the week for GMC and Middle Georgia State (and last week's Honor Roll and Signings)
Honor Roll
Hunter Meadows of GMC is the GCAA softball player
of the week after batting .600 with a .636 OBP, three runs, and five steals in four games.
Teammate Sarah Middleton is the pitcher
of the week. She went 2-0 with one earned run in 14 innings, 18 strikeouts and a walk.
Middle Georgia State's Zach Cornell is the SSAC baseball player of the week for the second time this season.
The junior outfielder hit .533 with an .800 slugging percentage, nine RBI and three multiple-hit games, plus two walk-off hits. ...
Caroline Newton of MGSU is the SSAC's pitcher of the week after going 3-0, including a win over No. 6 Mobile. In 22 innings, she gave up one earned run and 13 hits against 11 strikeouts.
She had an eight-inning, three-hit shutout along the way.
Last week's Honor Roll
Shakerra Geter helped FVSU to a 2-1 week and is the SIAC softball player of the week.
She went 5-for-10 with five RBI and four runs.
The Wildcats host Paine on Friday to open a weekend series. ...
Caroline Snider, a senior from Brentwood, racked up her third Peach Belt player-of-the-week honor of the season.
She hit .583 in four games, with five runs and four RBI, stealing four bases without getting caught. The last Bobcat to take three POW honors was All-American Sherquita Bostick in 2009.
The 25-10 Bobcats host Francis Marion on Saturday. ...
Georgia College's Cam Hill is the Peach Belt baseball freshman of the week after batting .571 with seven runs and three RBI. He had a .684 on-base percentage, and had three doubles and a triple. It's his second FOW honor this year. ...
Kaedy Borst of GMC is the GCAA player of the week. The sophomore hit .615, had an OBP of .643, drove in five runs and stole five bases in four games.
Last week's signings
Putnam County's Marissa Murray signed Friday to play soccer at Montreat, an NAIA program in North Carolina. ...
Catching up: Chattahoochee Valley CC has dipped into Central Georgia for another future women's basketball player.
LaShauna Coley became the second Dodge County player in a week to sign with CVCC. Coley missed the early part of the season with illness, but bounced back to average 10.6 points a game, becoming an even bigger impact player after the early-season injury to Aniya Black.
Europe Brown signed two weeks ago with CVCC. ...
Upson-Lee's Bryson Teal has signed to play men's soccer at Piedmont College.