February 8, 2010    Cartersville, Georgia
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  • Adairsville sending 7 to sectionals

    Adairsville wrestled large in the 7-AA regionals held over the weekend, led by Matt Woodring earning the regional individual wrestling title in the 125-pound classification, and placed fourth overall in the event.

  • Sutton's driving earns South African racing trip

    Lee Sutton has always believed his racing skills would take him far.

  • Colonels run away

    Coming into Saturday's intra-county rivalry basketball game with Cartersville, Cass head basketball coach Greg Scott knew his team was in a trap game.

  • Foster, Meek win area titles

    ACWORTH -- Alex Foster (189 pounds) and Billy Meek (140) brought home their respective Area 7-AAAA individual wrestling titles while leading Cass to a first-place finish at their region meet, which concluded Saturday.

  • Lady Canes exact revenge

    The plan for the Cass Lady Colonels was simple -- don't allow the Cartersville Lady Canes to get out and run as they are accustomed to doing.

  • Four Canes' wrestlers win individual area titles

    The Cartersville Purple Hurricanes' wrestling team took third at the Area 6-AAA Individual Tournament Saturday at Heritage (Catoosa), placing six in the top four.

  • Woodland upsets No. 5 Hillgrove

    The Woodland Wildcats' basketball team pulled off one of the biggest upsets in the state this year when they defeated No. 5 Hillgrove, 73-70, before a packed house Friday at Woodland on Senior Night.

  • Clark signs with Raiders

    Cartersville High School pitcher Adam Clark signed a baseball scholarship with Northwest Florida State, paving the way for the senior to focus on one thing -- bringing the Canes their third state championship in a row.

  • Startup set to fly with O's

    The past few weeks have been a whirlwind for former Cartersville High School pitcher Will Startup. After a full season of recovering from Tommy John Surgery, Startup received rather unpleasant new Jan. 15 -- the San Diego Padres were releasing him.

  • Words of wisdom given to five Tigers

    Adairsville head football coach Jim Kremer had one piece of advice for his five players signing on National Signing Day -- "Come home and visit, but don't stay."

  • Teammates to stay together in college

    They've been playing football together since they were 10 years old. So, when Tyré Brown (defensive back), Dallas Creamer (offensive line) and Tevin Pullum (linebacker) all had opportunities to go to the same school, they jumped on the offer, each signing a National Letter of Intent with Division II-member Carson-Newman Wednesday at Adairsville.

  • Alford heading to The Flats

    Catlin Alford joined 17 other players from across the Southeast, in signing a National Letter of Intent to play college football at Georgia Tech.

  • Beasley inks with Clemson

    Although he committed in the middle of football season, Adairsville's Vic Beasley made it official Wednesday when he signed his National Letter of Intent to play football at Clemson University in South Carolina.

  • Batiste hits game-winner

    The chance to hit the game-winning shot is the dream of any kid playing basketball. For Cass' Tarris Batiste, that dream became a reality as his mid-range jumper with 4.5 seconds left lifted the Colonels to a 56-55 Region 7-AAAA win Tuesday night at home against Northwest Whitfield.

  • Darlington sweeps Excel Christian

    Excel won the battle of the first half but the Darlington Tigers roared out to win the second half and the game Tuesday night in high school basketball action.

  • Tigers drop close one

    The Adairsville Tigers' basketball team continues to get better, however, it came up just short again as it fell to Region 7B-AA power Chattooga, 67-65. The Tigers led 16-8 after the first quarter, but trailed 35-30 at halftime. The Indians extended its lead to nine points after three quarters only to see the Tigers fight back in the fourth.

  • Turnovers take Cass to victory

    The Cass Colonels caused turnovers and converted them to some easy buckets en route to breaking a halftime tie with a 19-10 third quarter to earn a hard-fought 62-49 high school basketball victory Monday night.

  • Excel falls to Trion

    Excel led at the end of all the quarters but the one that counts in the win column Monday evening as it fell 49-39 in high school basketball action.

  • Cartersville eighth-graders seek perfection — again

    Cartersville Middle's eighth grade boys basketball team knows a little something about perfection.

  • Rutledge signs with Shorter College

    From the time Woodland's Katie Rutledge was a freshman, she knew she had found a sport she loved in cross-country. Four years later, Rutledge has signed her letter of intent with Shorter College to continue with the sport she loves.
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