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Lions lead off Tift County regular season slate - Tifton Gazette

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By Becky Taylor Verified
| The Tifton Gazette Verified
TIFTON – The action begins for keeps this weekend in Georgia High School Association football. The Tift County Blue Devils play their first game of the 2026 season Friday as hosts to Luella High School. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m. under Brodie Field’s new lights.
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Panthers start 2026 against defending state champs - Tifton Gazette

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By Becky Taylor Verified
| The Tifton Gazette Verified
CHULA – Talk about starting your 2026 season with a bang. Tiftarea Academy takes on perhaps its biggest challenge of the regular season in its opener: a 7:30 p.m. showdown with defending state champions John Milledge Academy at the Panther Pit. After a struggle in 2024 – featuring two Panthers wins – the Trojans returned to form in 2025. They finished with an 11-1 mark and a Class 3A state championship. That run included a 42-7 win over Tiftarea in Milledgeville.
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Panthers fall to Westfield in season finale - Tifton Gazette

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By Becky Taylor Verified
| The Tifton Gazette Verified
PERRY – Tiftarea Academy won its first game over Westfield in 2025, but a resurgent group of Hornets got revenge Friday in the quarterfinals of the GIAA Class 3A state tournament, 42-6. Injuries all over the field took their toll on the Panthers this year, including the loss of senior two-way lineman Jacob Joyner late in the season. In contrast, heading into the state tournament matchup the Hornets were healthier than they were in the previous meeting.
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