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February 1, 2025 Central Georgia Sports Report

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High Schools
🏀🏀🏀Girls basketball🏀🏀🏀

ACE Charter 45, Southwest 24
Sara Rhett Farmer’s 12 points led the Gryphons, who managed just 5 points in the fourth quarter, holding the Patriots to 4.

Baldwin 86, Westside-Augusta 16
The Bravettes put five in double figures, led by Kassidy Neal’s 14 points and Zuri Grant 13. Janayee Walker and Suri Clak had 12 points each.

Bleckley County 46, Hawkinsville 32

Brentwood 42, Gatewood 29

Central 50, Northeast 24
Frances Anyakudo’s 24-point/17-rebound double-double led the Chargers, Jazlyn Johnson adding 16 points.

David Emanuel 34, Covenant 22

Dodge County 60, Washington County 57
Lyric Green led Dodge County with 26 points, Paige Ingram adding 17. Dodge County improved to 10-9/5-3. Aeria Hagans had 17 for Washington County, Jade Kitchens 12 and Kemyia Carlyle 10.

Dublin 51, Wheeler County 48
Briana Daniel led the Irish with 15 points, while Keasia Jackson was tough inside with 12 points and 15 rebounds. A 9-point run broke a 23-all tie. Khalil Maddox also scored 15 points.

Glascock County 52, Wilkinson County 35

GMC Prep 29, Twiggs County 26

Jones County 79, ELCA 30

Mount de Sales 56, Tattnall 55

Richmond Academy 54, Howard 46

Stratford 70, Piedmont 68
Hayden Craddock’s only points of the night came at the best time, a buzzer-beating 3-pointer from the right side to break Piedmont’s 11-game winning streak and put the teams in a tie atop the district. Kaliyah Walker had 23 and Camiyah Hudson 22 for Stratford, Da’Laila Lowe chipping in 15. Sarah Ellen Stroud led the 3-point bombers from Piedmont with 30 points, 18 on 3-pointers. Kylee Keck had 20 and Marissa Holder 18.

Trinity Christian 49, Mary Persons 44

Twiggs 43, Thomas Jefferson 39

Veterans 58, Thomas County Central 22

Warner Robins 72, New Hampstead 20
Korveanna Slaughter outscored the opponents with 22 points. Trinitee Thomas chipped in 18 and Chyann Phillips 16.

Wayne County 44, Perry 35

Westside 70, Rutland 37

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Baldwin 72, Westside-Augusta 65

Bleckley County 68, Hawkinsville 48

Central Fellowship 81, Trinity Christian 67
Judson Walls went off for 30 points for the Lancers, including a 13-for-15 night at the line and 5 3-pointers. Zaiden Nelson added 19, 10 in the third quarter.

Central 64, Northeast 52

David Emanuel 56, Covenant 54

Dodge County 60, Washington County 50
The trio of Jerimiah Burns, Kyler Johnson, and Galvin Hilburtn teamed for 44 points, 21 from Burns. Dodge County improved to 11-8/6-2. Brashod Heggs topped WACO with 18 points, Tay Poole adding 16.

Dublin 70, Wheeler County 61
Martravius Linder scored 11 points as the Irish jumped out to a 25-16 lead, finishing with 13 points. Dublin racked up 30 rebounds, led by Tristian Bell’s 7. He also had 7 assists and 13 points.

Gatewood 77, Brentwood 70

Howard 67, Richmond Academy 37

Jasper County 60, Putnam County 55

John Milledge 69, FPD 48

Macon County 60, Crawford County 53

McNair 72, Lamar County 66

Mount de Sales 56, Tattnall 55

Northside 69, Coffee 56

Perry 57, Wayne County 54

Putnam County 73, Jasper County 50
Jmari Greene put up 20 for Putnam County, Tamaud Woodson adding 10.

Southwest 83, ACE Charter 52
Brandon Ashley missed a double-double by a rebound while scoring 21 points for the Patriots. Chase Dupree got the double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds to go with 6 assists. Caron Howard had 11 points and 6 assists, Rinaldo Callaway 10 rebounds.

Stratford 72, Piedmont 58

Tattnall 68, Mount de Sales 52

Thomas County Central 67, Veterans 62
Aiden Sweenor led the Warhawks with 23 points, with 12 from TJ Abner and 10 from Trey Byrd.

Trinity Christian 58, Central Fellowship 53

Trinity Christian 77, Mary Persons 54

Twiggs County 68, GMC Prep 43

Upson-Lee 55, LaGrange 46

Warner Robins 75, New Hampstead 51
The Demons (13-6/5-2) were led by Gabe Jacobs’ 24 points. Justin Hill added 15 and Trey Bradley 14.

Westside 57, Rutland 44
Joshua Harden’s 20 points led the Seminoles, Jatavion Zellner chipping in 14.

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Baseball

Middle Georgia State 10, Spartanburg Methodist 7; Middle Georgia State 16, Brewton-Parker 3
Datren Bray drove in 4 runs on 2 doubles and Mason Page had 3 RBI for the Knights in the nightcap. Zane Faulk’s grand slam in the seventh clinched the win over Spartanburg Methodist.

Tampa 5, Georgia College 4

Pro
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Macon 3, Evansville 2, shootout 2-1

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Around/About Central Georgia

Henley joined by former Bulldog Straka

A good start came to a halt midway through the round, but Russell Henley rebounded with a solid finish and is in very good shape after two rounds of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

Two bogeys in three-hole stretch followed three pars in Henley’s first five holes, but he finished the second nine with a birdie and eight pars, dropping into a tie for second with Cam Davis. The two are three shots back of Sepp Straka, who recorded his second straight 65. Henley was 3 under for the day and Davis 4 under.

Five players are tied for fourth and four more for ninth.

Henley hit bunkers twice on No. 6, and a 32-foot putt for par got to within 15 inches. He birdied No. 7, but again struggled with bunker on No. 8, getting a 52-footer within 3 feet of a par.

The Stratford and Georgia grad remains first in the field in shots gained putting and is second in shots gained overall.

BSB-Georgia College takes No. 1 Tampa to extras

Around/About Georgia

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Jackson, Etienne honored for work at Senior Bowl

Key taps UCF recruiting director Mathis to join his staff at GT

James giving the Bulldogs a lift

Tech starts month at Louisville

Almirón makes Atlanta United return: "I'm home"

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