Sunday's Daily News 'n Notes: GHSA to meet; locals in GSGA women's am; Braves, NFL, NBA, and more
Sunday's Central Georgia - and of interest to Central Georgia - news and notes, compiled from staff reports, email reports, the web, and social media. Updates will be noted, so check back.
Around/About Central Georgia
Central Georgia trio in women’s state am
Jirapon Carlson of Macon is tied for 33rd with a 10-over 82 after a round at the Landings Club in Savannah tournament. Lucy Wiegert of Cochran is four shots behind and tied for 38th and Veterans grad Mailey Buzzell is 15 over and tied for 41st.
Mary Miller of Savannah has sole possession of first with a 69, the lone under-par score in the first round.
Around/About Georgia
GHSA board to meet Monday
No motions or votes are expected when the GHSA’s Board of Trustees meets at 1 p.m. Monday in Thomaston at the GHSA office.
The lone topic on the agenda is to discuss the fall sports season, which has already taken place in South Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama, among other places.
High school associations across the land are all in the same boat.
Braves notes: Hamels not ready yet
Nagbe a big roadblock for United
Herschel still grumpy about 1980 why?
Sports and COVID-19/Georgia
Listen to Freddie, listen to Freddie, listen to Freddie
Column: The GHSA will have to postpone the start this fall
Tennessee HS coaches frustrated while awaiting the plan
Sports and racial/social awareness/Georgia
Sports and COVID-19
NFL players growing hesitant with foggy virus safety protocols
Column: And the league has had the most time to fall short
Nicklaus, wife had the virus: ‘We were just a couple of the lucky ones’
WNBA players adjusting to the bubble
Cardiac screening vital for NBA’s positives
Sports and racial/social awareness
Popovich pays tribute to John Lewis
Around the nation/world
Kyle Busch won’t soon forget the weekend
Who won the Memorial and is No. 1 now?
Buffalo’s eliminated-in-2017 college baseball team still hurting