November 20, 2009    Cartersville, Georgia
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  • Tigers will compete for varsity spots

    The Adairsville Tigers have a philosophy this season -- every wrestler should be competing for a spot on the roster each week.

  • Cass aiming for top spot

    The Cass Colonels are used to finishing at the top.

  • Wildcats focusing on getting better

    The Woodland Wildcats have a good mix this year. With seven returning starters to the lineup, head coach Charlie Higdon is confident his team can build on what they accomplished last year.

  • Battle of the AMs: AM 1450 WBHF

    Don't be fooled by the hype that LeBron, Dwyane Wade and the three Celtics are better than this year's edition of the Hawks. Not only are the Atlanta Hawks a legitimate contender in the NBA East, they may quickly be establishing themselves as a favorite.

  • Battle of the AMs: WYXC 1270 AM

    The key word you need to see in the previous sentence is "through." As I look at it, to be called a legitimate contender, one would have to be a "consistent threat" at playoff time. The Hawks are improving, but they have yet to prove that they "belong" at the top of the NBA East, and therefore worthy to being called a contender.

  • District tourneys almost finished

    The Bartow County Recreation Department Soccer All Stars concluded a strong showing at the district tournament with a pair of championships and two runners-up finishes.

  • Brown out for the rest of the season

    MIAMI — Former Cartersville High School running back Ronnie Brown’s season has ended with an injury — again.

  • Wildcats surge to win over Patriots

    Woodland High learned a lot from its scrimmage game against Model over the weekend.

  • Lady Wildcats open season with big win

    Woodland High put its version of a pressure cooker on display Tuesday night and the result was an easy win over Paulding County.

  • Cartersville All-Stars advance

    The Cartersville Parks & Recreation Department's 12 & Under All-Stars will play the Cedartown All-Stars team Saturday in Calhoun to determine seeding in the upcoming state tournament.

  • Presbyterian signs Brush

    Baseball skills don't just happen. Players have to work really hard to develop them.

  • Woodland takes third in state competition

    At Woodland High, the goals are set high for the competition cheerleading team.

  • Canes cheer way to seventh in state

    The Cartersville High competition cheerleading team has another reason to cheer after earning seventh place during the state competition held in Columbus over the weekend.

  • Football teams split in weekend games

    Two Bartow County Recreation Department all star teams split in their play in weekend games.

  • Bartow teams in finals after tourney play

    Calhoun's River Park Soccer Complex may have been partly under water, but that did stop Bartow County youngsters from putting on an impressive performance in which four Bartow soccer teams reached the finals of the tournament.

  • Charleston Southern signs Canes' pitcher Levi Mauldin

    He's a steal.

  • Lady Wildcats defeat Model in scrimmage

    Coach Colman Roberts wanted his Lady Wildcats to savor the atmosphere of a good basketball program when they played Model High, a school with a long tradition of winning and strong fan support.

  • Woodland boys fall to Blue Devils

    Woodland High has some new starters on its basketball team and it showed Saturday as the school fell 58-52 in a scrimmage game against Model.

  • Cass looks to add to last year

    If you look up the word adversity in the dictionary, the Cass Colonels' first-round playoff game at Loganville last year would have mirrored the definition. Down by more than 20 points with 5:24 to go in the game, the Colonels fought their way back to win the game in overtime and advance to the second round.

  • Excel Christian looking for improvement

    Excel Christian Academy may have had a subpar season last year, finishing 4-22 overall and 0-13 in Region 6-A, but don't expect its new coach to ask anything but the best from the Eagles.
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