Good news — The man who has led the University of Georgia to two SEC titles and numerous road victories is coming back to the Lake Country!

Decatur (Southwest Dekalb) running back Kendrun “Ken” Malcome gave his oral assurances to the University of Georgia Tuesday. Malcome is just the latest in a string of big-play performers to give their nod to the Dawgs.

An All-Star game at the local Recreation Department is something worth savoring. The laughter in the air, the cracks of the bat, and the giddy camera strikes by anxious grandmothers is something to cherish — and is priceless.

This past weekend a collection of some of Baldwin County’s best baseball players proved their worth as they won the GRPA Class “B” State Championship in Guyton.

Few young athletes have the charisma, charm and spunk of the Baldwin Jets. Their practice sessions are well-orchestrated and lively events, and coach Barry Havior and his group of assistants really have their hands full when trying to round up 75 plus youths for a photograph.

Football teams look to strength and conditioning to build a competitive edge on the playing field. A player’s physical and mental conditioning can be the difference in a tight ballgame and, ultimately, winning championships.
The John Milledge Academy football program knows a thing or two about winning and has been basking in joy, excitement and enthusiasm ever since head coach Don Marchman and associate head coach J.T. Wall were brought on board just a few months ago.

The Georgia Military College Prep varsity baseball team wrapped up its summer schedule on Tuesday with a 6-5 win over region rival Lincoln County.

The University of Georgia has more of that deep south speed coming its way as one of the sunshine state’s top cover corners has given his verbal commitment to the Dawgs.

Last week GMC Prep sent 12 offensive linemen to the Mike Hodges Camp of Champions in Cochran. This elite level, working football camp included 11 two-hour plus practices and a competion over the course of five days.