Michael A. Lough has been in Macon since starting at the Macon Telegraph in August 1998, serving for 19 years as a columnist, assistant sports editor, general assignment sportswriter and page designer. In that span, he has covered World Series and Super Bowls, state championships and Little League action along with area college sports, including time as the beat writer for the Mercer men’s basketball run in 2013-14 and NCAA Tournament win over Duke. In Oct. 2017, four months after his Telegraph tenure ended, he founded The Central Georgia Sports Report, providing coverage for the region.
The Falcons forced multiple turnovers, and had what might've been a critical Gryphon interception turn into their game-winning touchdown in Friday's upset at Perkins Field.
The Cobras' quest to quench a 6-73 drought over nine seasons has led them back to their last coach to post a winning record, whose history and successful track record at Twiggs, and other small schools, has the program's prospects looking up.
The Warriors are working on improving their work ethic, but have the offensive and defensive weapons to be a winner in year 1 under a new boss who's committed to helping them take the next step soon.
The Lady Falcons got a serious late challenge leading by 14 in the first half, but got just enough key plays down the stretch to come away with a 63-55 win Friday at the Coliseum.
The defending state runners-up, fueled by solid performances from Chase Dupree and C.J. Howard, held off a challenge from the Falcons to advance to their second-straight quarterfinal.
The Raiders turned in a dominant performance from beginning to end, as the Irish suffered a rare shutout at the hands of their loaded defense Thursday in Macon.
The Lady Falcons couldn't muster enough of an offensive threat to challenge the Gryphons, whose four goals had them slightly overpowered in Monday's quarterfinal match.