SPORTS Section
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North girls still young, but hungry to win Jack Sarfaty has had plenty of time to get settled into his job as head girls basketball coach at North Forsyth, having been hired in March to replace Derrick Hershey. |
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Bulldogs' dumbness diverts destiny Dumbness. What a great word. Hard to imagine why it hasn’t found greater acceptance in the lexicon. But no matter. When it fits, nothing fits better. What better noun to describe the quality of being mentally slow and limited? And make no bones about it, this edition of the Georgia Bulldogs leads the nation in dumbness. In fact, this team might be Georgia’s all-time leader in dumbness. That makes Georgia’s 9-2 record rather remarkable, incredible ... |
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Roundball in a new region For Forsyth Central, a tough two-year stretch as a Class AAAAA school is over. So will the Bulldog hoopsters find life easier in Region 6-AAAA? 
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Trojans toss Paladins from playoffs MACON — Tattnall Square’s Jordan Brooks did a little bit of everything Friday, scoring three touchdowns in three different ways while the defense did the rest. |
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Forsyth runners speed through state A handful of runners from Forsyth County finished in the state’s top 10 Saturday and one team cracked the top five, as the cross country season concluded in the state meet at Carrolton High School. |
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West second, South third at state cheerleading West Forsyth’s competitive cheerleaders claimed a state runner-up trophy on Saturday, finishing behind only Columbus in the state finals in Columbus. |
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Birds of a new feather Go ahead and say it. You won’t get struck by lightning. Or worse, be thought a fool. It’s okay. Go on. |
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Mill Creek hands South messy loss Even Hollywood’s finest might struggle to script an ending more agonizing than the closing act of South Forsyth’s 2008 campaign.
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Wolverines wallop West Hall Friday night was a memorable one for West Forsyth fans, as the Wolverines defeated the West Hall Spartans on senior night 48-7.
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Paladins advance in playoffs It was bend but don’t break for Pinecrest Academy on Friday night. The Paladin defense came up with two big plays deep in their own territory, delivering a fourth-down stand and recovering a fumble en route to a 28-7 home win over Dublin’s Trinity Christian School in the first round of the GISA Class AAA state playoffs. Pinecrest coach Charles Wiggins was anticipating a more ground-oriented offense from the Crusaders (1-10) since the teams met ...
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Raiders rout Northview to even record JOHNS CREEK — There were big plays and trick plays, wacky plays and plays that seemed like gifts. An inspirational senior made a rare appearance on the field, and a budding star etched his name into the record books. |
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Tigers tear up Dawgs ATLANTA — The downpour did little to dampen an emotional Friday night for Forsyth Central — emotional in several senses. On the field, Tucker’s running backs painfully humbled the visitors 49-0, a result that ended Central’s hopes of featuring in the postseason. |
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Chamblee at Forsyth Central Highlights from the October 24, 2008 game. 
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Johnson High at West Forsyth Click to watch video highlights of the game.
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South Forsyth at North Forsyth, October 10, 2008 Watch highlights of the North-South game.
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Paladins pound Trinity Christian Pinecrest Academy had done little in 2008 to answer questions about how their young team would bounce back after losing a slew of key players from last year’s region title team.
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Northview at South Forsyth Game highights.
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Stone Mountain at Forsyth Central Game highlights.
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Duluth at North Forsyth Game highlights
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Adairsville at West Forsyth Game highlights.
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