Colquitt County’s Hannah Moore continues to excel on the diving boards and in the classroom at the University of Georgia.
Moore was recently named to the Director’s Honor Roll, which requires a student to have a 3.0 or higher GPA.
Of this and that:
• Colquitt County’s J.Todd Tucker had one of the two BassCast cameras in the boat with him on Thursday during the first day of the Bassmaster Elite River Rumble tournament at Ft. Madison, Iowa.
Tucker, who has been fishing in BASS events as a pro since 2002, accepted a spot in the Elite Series last fall.
• Former Colquitt County junior golfer Harris English has been selected for All-America honors by PING and the Golf Coaches Association of America.
English was named to the third team.
Just a sophomore, English had a scoring average of 72.53 for the Bulldogs this season.
Five members of the Georgia men’s golf team were named All-Americas, including Brian Harman, Hudson Swafford and Russell Henley, who were named to the second team, and Adam Mitchell, who received honorable mention.
Georgia reached the semifinals of the NCAA Championships at the Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio, and finished the year ranked No. 1 by Golfstat and the GCAA.
• Moultrie’s Reed Wells, a freshman coxswain on the rowing team at the McCallie School in Chattanooga, Tenn., had an outstanding season.
His varsity 8 (which includes eight rowers) and heavyweight 4 boards were undefeated the regular season and won state in their divisions.
At the Southeast Regionals, which included teams from Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina and North Carolina, his boat took fourth place after advancing to the finals through the losers bracket.
All nine members of his boat will return next season and should be in a good position to challenge for first place in the Regionals and a trip to Nationals.
• LSU got seasonal best performance from its 4x100 team of Barrett Nugent, Will Coppage, Armanti Jamal Hayes and Trindon Holliday, which qualified for the final at the 2009 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships, with the third-fastest of the day on Wednesday with a 38.72.
LSU was second in its heat behind the squad from Texas A&M; (38.51).
Hayes, a junior from Colquitt County, ran a 46.62 in the 400 prelims, but did not qualify for finals.Di
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Level 3 gymnasts first, Level 4 team second in Thomasville
The Moultrie YMCA MGs headed to Thomasville on January 28 to continue their meet season in the Rose City gymnastics invitational and the Level 3’s took first place and the Level 4’s placed second.
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Register wins region wrestling championship
Travis Register will take an unbeaten record into next weekend’s state sectional after going 2-0 and winning the 220-pound weight class at Saturday’s Region 1-AAAAA wrestling tournament at Lowndes.
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Lady Packers hold off Tift County
The Colquitt County girls basketball team held off a determined Tift County second-half rally on Saturday on the William Bryant Court at the Espy Gymnasium to get a 59-48 Region 1-AAAAA victory.
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Talking it over
The defending Region 1-AAAAA champion Colquitt County High baseball team held an intrasquad scrimmage on Saturday at Ike Aultman Field at Packer Park. The Packers are gearing up for their Feb. 21 season-opener against Lawton Chiles of Tallahassee at Packer Park. Packers assistant coach Jake Mobley talks with sophomore pitcher, and little brother, Gabe Mobley during Saturday’s scrimmage.
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Seventh-grade girls win conference championship
The Colquitt County seventh-grade girls’ basketball team claimed the conference championship Saturday, upsetting previously undefeated Coffee, 20-19.
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On the mound
The defending Region 1-AAAAA champion Colquitt County High baseball team held an intrasquad scrimmage on Saturday at Ike Aultman Field at Packer Park. The Packers are gearing up for their Feb. 21 season-opener against Lawton Chiles of Tallahassee at Packer Park. Senior Vann Pitts pitches in relief.
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Lamb signs to run at Columbus State
When Colquitt County High’s Heath Lamb signed in 2010 to run cross country at Darton College, he said that one of his goals was to be able to run faster.
Lamb accomplished that and more in his two years with the Cavaliers.
And his performances with Darton have not gone unnoticed.
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Going to be a Blazer
Colquitt County linebacker/fullback Sharmaine Washington, front, right, was joined by his girl friend Najla Almond and Packers linebackers coach Danny Blaylock when he signed letter of commitment with Valdosta State University on Wednesday.
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Rifle team defeats Fitzgerald
The Colquitt County High rifle team kept its record unblemished on Thursday, defeating Fitzgerald handily at the high school, 1,098-897.
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Dykes signs to play baseball at Georgia Perimeter College
Colquitt County head baseball coach Tony Kirkland has a number of reasons to like Austin Dykes.
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