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- Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - All prep football news
Game of the Week: Gainesville looking to take down Buford
Last Friday, Gainesville High coach Bruce Miller was right there in the bleachers in Roswell as the four-time defending Class AA state champion Buford (1-0), tonight's season opener for the Red Elephants in Buford, crushed Blessed Trinity in its season opener 42-0.
High school football: Don't be surprised...
There are a few things you can count on every year in high school football - but only a few.
High school football: Stepping into spotlight
On of the aspects of high school football that makes it unique is the year-to-year discovery of new talent.
Reloading for a new era
White County spent years building toward last season. With one of the most talented senior classes in the school's history, the Warriors built a foundation strong enough to withstand a season marked by controversy and still come out with the program's best record in 20 years.
Progress makes perfect
Last season, Lumpkin County took a step in the right direction. The 2010 Indians won six games, marking their first winning season since 2003, but a 38-0 loss to Monroe Area in the region playoff kept Lumpkin County out of the postseason and left the Indians wanting more.
Georgia High School football poll
Georgia Prep Football Poll The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Georgia high school football polls of the 2011 season with first-place votes in parentheses and won-loss record, total points and position last week at right: Class A Record Pts Prv 1. Clinch County (7) 0-0 97 1 2. Eagle's Landing (3)<span style="white-space: ...
Big games dot 2011 HS football slate
All games are not created equal. Coaches and players will regularly tell you that the most important game of the season is the one they are playing next. For them, maybe. But for the fans, there are a number of games that can capture their attention and anticipation more than any other. Whether a rivalry game or a game between two highly ranked teams, certain games will always mean more than others. With that ...
Local schools look to soften impact of concussions
It's a weekly occurrence on the football field. The running back takes the handoff and sprints upfield, hitting a hole between his offensive linemen. As the crowd stands and cheers in excitement, the hole suddenly disappears. And then you hear it - the crack of helmet striking helmet like two battering rams. The runner or the defender - or maybe both - falls to the ground for a moment, shaken by the collision, and is ...
Pinecrest tops Riverside 21-14 in season opener
Sometimes the ball bounces your way - and sometimes it doesn't. For Riverside Military, it was the latter. The Eagles (0-1) turned the ball over five times on Friday night en route to a 21-14 loss to Pinecrest Academy at Maginnis Field. Two of the five were interceptions thrown by first-year quarterback, sophomore Collin Pettell, both returned for touchdowns. "Two pick-sixes is difficult to come back from," Eagles coach Chris Cotter said. "I don't mind ...
Buford rolls to win over Blessed Trinity
Buford started its defense of the Class AA state championship in fine fashion with a season-opening 42-0 shutout of Blessed Trinity on Friday in Roswell.
Eagles ready to take flight
Riverside Military football coach Chris Cotter streamlined Thursday's practice as much as possible.
Buford's Lee running over the competition
They say you have to crawl before you can walk. But they never met Dillon Lee. While other babies struggled to slowly propel themselves forward on hands and knees, Lee, a senior linebacker at Buford High, was running by the time he was six months old. "He's always been able to run," Dillon's dad, Robert, said. "He never crawled. He would run until he fell asleep in the middle of whatever he was doing. Been ...
Gainesville falls in scrimmage opener
Gainesville High School's football season got off to a rocky start on Friday as it dropped its opening scrimmage to St. Pius X 27-0 at City Park.
High school programs preparing for football scrimmages this week
This is without question the only week in the high school football season when programs are preparing for a game on Friday night, but not worried about winning.
This week: High school football season drawing nearer
Though only the second week of high school football practice, teams are already gearing up for scrimmage outings this weekend. For some, it's a quick assessment before the season begins on Aug. 19. But for most, they'll have two weeks to review game tape before the season opens Aug. 26.
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