The South Georgia Warriors will kick off their 2009 season on Saturday at 8 p.m. at Rickards High School in Tallahassee. The Warriors will take on the South Georgia Stars of Americus.
The defending champion Southeastern American Football League champion Warriors are coming off a 15-0 season.
Leading the Warriors is former Thomasville great Dion Graham, the quarterback. He is the heart of the offense and is the all-time Warriors pass leader and the reigning league MVP.
Former Thomasville star Antonio Ivey leads the receiving corps and Valdosta’s Anthony Hezekiah is the top rusher.
Defensively, the Warriors are led by Greg Clark of Thomasville and Thomas Brenton III of Bainbridge.
For more information, contact Gemika or Quanda Ivey at 229-377-9882 or 229-377-2546.
2009 Warriors
Dion Graham, Anthony Hezekiah, Dontrell Williams, Terrell Harrell, Kenny Burt, Daryl Hardy, Daniel Jefferson, Edward Smith, Anthony Ivey, Dontae Lee, Scott Burton, Freddy Pompey, Clifton David, Theo Hollis, Mike Hoskins, Daniel Fort, Chris Burton, Mike Long, Tyrone Samuel, Billy Moon, Brandon Sirios, Greg Clark, Cecil Hill, Thomas Brenton III, Eric Donald, Dexter Smith, Enrico Berlin, Tommy Jackson, Darius Lee, Adrian Sapp, Ryan Dixon, Brandon Lurry, Dontae Brown, Travon Boyd, Josh Lee, Rashod Close, Tim Watkins, Chris Henderson, Brandon Robinson, Tyrone Weatherspoon, and Craig Swain.
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