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High School
Basketball
Girls
Covenant 57, Peachtree 41
Hancock Central 83, ACE 48
The Bulldogs take the region tournament title.
Montgomery County 46, Dublin 26
The Irish take second in the region.
Northeast 62, Dodge County 45
The Raiders were strong in winning the region tournament title on their home court. Lyric Green had 16 for Dodge County, while Ileisha Mitchell added 12.
Stratford 42, Deerfield-Windsor 41
The Eaglettes started to pull away in the fourth quarter, but had to hold on down the stretch to knock off the defending region champs. The won their sixth region title in seven years, led by Gracie Jorgenson’s 11 points.
Tattnall 41, FPD 29
The Trojans enter the state tournament as a third seed.
Washington County 69, Lamar County 56
The Golden Hawks take third in the region, behind a big 32-point night from Ashley Gray, who also had eight rebounds. Mikaili Parker added 13 points and De’Asia Canty 11, plus eight rebounds and four steals.
Boys
Deerfield-Windsor 58, Tattnall 43
The Trojans take a fourth place into the state tournament.
Dodge County 55, Jasper County 52
Will Jordan’s 14 led 14-13 Dodge County, which took third in the region. Jaedon McClendon added 11.
Dublin 64, Dooly County 61
Dublin takes the region title for the second straight year.
FPD 76, Stratford 71
Jay King had 27 points and Jakhari Williams 20 to lead FPD – which didn’t lose to a region opponent all season - out of a sluggish start to the region championship on its home court. Nick Jordan added 10. Stratford led 32-29 at halftime, but Tattnall won the third quarter 26-14, draining five 3-pointers. Keondre Glover topped the Eagles with 22 while Khalil Green had 13 and Mekhi Lyder 11, plus 10 from Dre Bonner.
John Milledge 68, Brookwood 38
The Trojans cruised to reach the GISA 3A Final Four behind 23 points from Keith Robbins. Marcus Prestwood added 15 points, missing a double-double by a rebound, and chipping in five assists. Jalan Butts had four steals, with four assists each from Briggs Eady and Banks Eady.
Macon County
Trinity Prep 77, Covenant 69
Twiggs 51,Fullington 43
Washington County 64, Northeast 62
Caleb Moore hit the game-winner to lead Washington County to its third straight region title. He led the Golden Hawks with 19 points, while Javecckio Thomas added 14 points, Tra’Vonte Byrd 11, and Willie Henderson 10.
Wilkinson County 53, GMC 46
Wilkinson County wins the region consolation meeting.
Warren County vs. Hancock Central
Baseball
Burke County 12, Lamar County 2; Lumpkin County 3, Lamar County 2
Nathaniel Tidwell had half of Lamar County’s wins in the opening loss. Both teams did the scoring in the second inning of the nightcap, the Trojans unable to take advantage of a one-hitter from Tidwell and Wyatt Walters. Cam King and Rhett Blount had two hits each for Lamar County.
East Coweta 8, Perry 7; Perry 5, Jones County 4
The Panthers outhit East Coweta by three and stranded one less runner, but the EC took advantage of eight walks. Tyler Newhouse, Tanner Knowles, Carson Bryant, Ben McDow, and Brayden Long each had two hits for the Panthers., Bryant with three RBI and two extra-base hits. Perry stopped Jones County’s rally in the bottom of the seventh to win. Dylan Butler had three hits, with Bryant and McDow had two hits each, Bryant with three RBI, belting a homer in both games. Both teams stranded nine, and the Greyhounds were held to five hits.
Fellowship Christian 15, Jasper County 0
The Hurricanes were no-hit on the road.
FPD 18, ELCA 3; Savannah Country Day 5, FPD 3
FPD led SCD 1-0 after one, and it was tied at 3 after five, but the visitors scored two in the sixth to win. Blake Cohen had two hits and two RBI for the Vikings.
Houston County 10, Archer 0; Houston County 15, Archer 5
The Bears needed 4.5 innings for the opening shutout, Ryker Chavis with six strikeouts and no hits or walks in five innings. Andrew Dunford and Garrett Hortman had two hits each, Hortman and Drew Burress with four RBI each. Houston County ended the nightcap early with one in the fifth. Burress againdrove in four runs, on two hits, while Dunford had four hits and two RBI. Elijah Smith and Eli Stephens had two-hit games, Stephens with three RBI.
Jones County 6, East Coweta 0
Quin McManmon fanned six with a walk in 5.2 innings to lead the Greyhounds, Bo Mansfield finishing it. Jones County belted four extra-base hits, and was led by Aiden Payne and Drew Jones with two hits each, Kegan Bazter driving in two runs.
North Forsyth 17, Bleckley County 1
Tattnall 4, Trinity Christian-Sharpsburg 0; Tattnall 11, Dutchtown 3
Benjamin Stuff struck out 16 in the complete-game opener. Game McGreggor and Wilton Bumgardner had two hits, Bumgardner three RBI. A six-run fourth clinched the second game for Tattnall. McGreggor went four innings for the win. Stubbs, Riley McCallum, and DJ Willis had multi-hit games for the Trojans.
College
Basketball
M-CGTC 76, Albany Tech 48
W-Clayton State 74, Georgia College 60
M-Georgia College 79, Clayton State 71
W-Georgia Highlands 63, CGTC 37
M-Georgia State 58, Georgia Southern 49
W-Georgia State 60, South Alabama 57
W-Talledega 91, Middle Georgia State 61
M-Talladega 74, Middle Georgia State 60
W-Troy 82, Georgia Southern 70
M-Western Carolina 69, Mercer 65
Baseball
Georgia College 10, Davis & Elkins 3; Georgia College 6, D&E 1
Georgia Tech 16, Wright State 5
Northwestern Ohio 5, MGSU 4; MGSU 10, NW Ohio 5
Tennessee 10, Georgia Southern3
Softball
Georgia College 3, Auburn Montgomery 1; Wingate 12, Georgia College 0
GMC 6, Patrick & Henry CC 1; GMC 6, Patrick & Henry 3
Michigan State 2, Mercer 1; Mercer 12, Jacksonville 1
Pro
SPHL
Birmingham 5, Macon 3