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Braves stunned at home by Cairo

Oh, how dreams can shatter in an instance.
Baldwin High’s home stadium was ripe Friday night with cheerful vibes and a large crowd came out in droves, hoping to catch a glimpse of a hard fought game between two AAA powerhouses. In the end, the Braves (9-3) would come out on the short end of a gripping and dramatic 9-7 defeat — and it was a game not without controversy.
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  • Baldwin High’s ‘GOT ONE’ crew
    With an attitude like the ‘Hogs’ of the old 1980’s Washington Redskins fame, the offensive line of the Baldwin Braves is a major reason, for the success of this years run into the state playoffs.

  • Here come the Braves and Bravettes!
    Baldwin High ushered in its 2009-10 basketball season Wednesday night with hours of entertainment for a thunderous crowd at the school gymnasium.

  • Braves need fans to pump up the volume Friday night versus defending state champ Cairo
    The Baldwin Braves (9-2) have a lot going for them right now. Their offensive attack can put up points quickly when in sync, and their defense has the power, focus and determination to intimidate any offense that comes in their path.

  • GMC JC spanks Lackawanna 35-7, continues string of winning seasons
    The GMC JC Bulldogs fielded a winning football team in 2009 ’ and really gave the hometown something to be proud of after Saturday’s spectacular 35-7 win over Lackawanna College (from Scranton, PA) in Milledgeville.

  • Thomas brothers ‘set tone’ as Braves rumble past Patriots in round one
    Bring on the Syrupmakers!
    With an offensive attack led by quarterback DeAndre Thomas and running backs Brandon Thomas and Altovise Harris, the Baldwin Braves took control of the Northside-Columbus Patriots early Friday night and coasted to a 40-7 victory.

  • Hoops warming up for GMC Prep girls
    With sneakers screeching, sweat flowing and girls yelling, it was easy to see GMC Prep basketball coach John Griffin and assistant Todd Dennard having their team poised for another run at a state title.

  • Intruders cruise to tourney championship
    On a cold Fall Saturday the Intruders 14 and under softball team was hot as they sliced through the competition like a hot knife cutting into butter.
    Led by some outstanding pitching and picture perfect hitting, the Intruders went undefeated as they throttled the competition throughout the day.
    Beginning with the first game, which was a 16-0 victory, most could tell this was going to be a championship run for the Intruders.

  • Former Baldwin High Brave rifle teamer hitting his mark at GMC JC
    Area rifle teamers seldom get the exposure they deserve and the sport has been slowly gaining notice in a land where hunting and target sports reign supreme.

  • GMC Prep offense must click versus Wolfpack
    It’s been a long time since GMC Prep (3-6) won three road games in a row according to GMC head coach Brad Owens. And one could bet it’s been even longer since the school won four in a row.

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