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Bulldogs work together to win conference title

Posted at 4:09pm on Feb. 20, 2012

Coach Lin Smithson admits she didn't know how good her Jay M. Robinson girls' basketball team could be this year.

Young duo give up-and-coming Chargers a spark

Posted at 4:02pm on Feb. 20, 2012

The results of the state championship meet nearly two weeks ago prove that Cox Mill has grown into one of the best 3A swim teams in the state. Mackenzie O'Brien and Lexi Wrist will do their best to see that it continues that way for at least a couple more years.

Friends push each other on the mat

Posted at 4:00pm on Feb. 20, 2012

Jay M. Robinson High School wrestlers Hamilton Jones and Garrison White have always been close.

Forward emerges to help Bulls turn season around

Posted at 8:56am on Feb. 15, 2012

Although Kiana Davis is only a sophomore, the Hickory Ridge forward knew at the beginning of the season that she would have to contribute for her young team to succeed.

Junior carries over momentum on the mat for his Tigers

Posted at 5:35pm on Feb. 13, 2012

Although Ryan Johns wrestled only 17 matches last year as a sophomore, his season was far from incomplete.

Senior learns from time off the court

Posted at 5:33pm on Feb. 13, 2012

Elijah Hampton never really knew what he had until it was gone.

Senior adapts to become Cougars' go-to player

Posted at 4:10pm on Feb. 10, 2012

Matthew Godley gave up on basketball for three years, looking to pursue a career in auto racing instead.

Guard packs a big game with tall list of accomplishments

Posted at 7:10pm on Feb. 7, 2012

Standing a slight 5-foot-1, Divonnie Powell is small in stature. Ask her to talk about her noteworthy abilities and you'll find she is a girl of few words.

Kicker named an All-American

Posted at 7:10pm on Feb. 7, 2012

Cannon kicker Blake Brewer was named a second-team Junior All-American by Maxpreps.com and the U.S. Air Force.

Twins use connection to lead Chargers

Posted at 7:10pm on Feb. 7, 2012

Cox Mill High juniors Jordan and Justin Peace say they have a "sixth sense" on the basketball court.