There could be a shootout at Thomas County Stadium.
Let me correct myself. There will be a shootoutbetween Colquitt County and Thomas County Central.
The Packers will invade Thomas County Stadium with a pass-happy offense and two talented running backs that could be a handful for the Yellow Jackets’ defense. On the other hand, Colquitt County’s defense was gashed last week by South Panola, Miss. South Panola averaged almost 300 pounds per lineman, so getting gashed is understandable. The Yellow Jackets, though, can move the ball on the Packers, if they avoid fumbles. They did last week against the Thomasville Bulldogs. Unfortunately, one or two could cost the Yellow Jackets tonight.
Colquitt County 35,
Central 27
Cairo at Bainbridge
A big test awaits both teams at Centennial Field. Cairo had a cupcake with Drew last week. Bainbridge had a tough time with rival Early County.
Can Cairo contain Bainbridge’s veer offense? It has in the past and will again tonight.
Cairo 17,
Bainbridge 13
Pelham at Thomasville
Thomasville fans shouldn’t be fooled by the Pelham Hornets. They are not the same Hornets that lost 31 straight several years ago. Jim Morrell has the Hornets playing with confidence, following a 5-6 season a year ago. Pelham may have bit off a little more than it can chew tonight, though. The Bulldogs are mad, hungry and angry, following a tough loss to the Yellow Jackets.
Thomasville 34, Pelham 13
Brookwood at Sherwood
If last week’s loss to Southland is any indication, Brookwood has made strides. Are they enough to propel the Warriors past Sherwood tonight? I don’t think so.
Sherwood 20, Brookwood 14
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Strickland named Player of Year
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THS' Donalson named top pitcher
Bulldogs ace fanned 106 in 66 2/3 innings
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English tied for second
Thomasville's Harris English is tied for second at the Colonial golf tournament in Fort Worth, Texas.
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THS set to hold Bulldog Brawl
No rest for the weary.
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English qualifies for British Open
Thomasville’s Harris English has qualified for his first major.
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Central's Henley honored again
Jodi Henley is a model of excellence and consistency. The Thomas County Central junior was recently named to the all-state golf team for the third time.
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Spring showcase
Two weeks of spring practice culminated in an annual scrimmage for Thomas County Central on Tuesday.
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Warriors honored with postseason awards
Whether it be all-state or all-region, the Brookwood Warriors were honored for their 27-6 season.
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Warriors' season done
Youth and inexperience in the GISA playoffs came back to haunt the Brookwood Warriors on Monday.
With a chance to play for the Class AA championship on the line, the Warriors allowed three unearned runs in the first inning and left the bases loaded in the fourth, leading to Windsor Academy defeating Brookwood 5-3. - More Local Sports Headlines
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