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Dalton State soccer: No.1 ranked Roadrunners knock off No. 3 Mobile in showdown
Dalton Stadium in Dalton played host to a showdown between two of the top three NAIA men's soccer teams in the country Friday night, and the Dalton State Roadrunners came out on top. No. 1 ranked Dalton State blanked No. 3 Mobile 2-0 Friday night in the nationally-ranked and Southern States Athletic Conference bout.
Colt offense 'finally clicking' as Coahulla Creek charges to first win
CHATSWORTH — Entering Friday night's game against Murray County, a winless Coahulla Creek team had 27 total points through six games. The Colts stampeded over the Indians for 27 points in the fourth quarter alone. Coahulla Creek (1-6, 1-4 Region 7-2A) charged to its first win, defeating Murray (1-7, 0-6 Region 7-2A) 36-0 Friday night. "It was huge for us," Creek head coach Drew Carter said. "They've been so close, and it's just been missed opportunities or missed timing.
Unbeaten Cedartown cruises over Dalton
Dalton couldn't keep up with state-ranked Cedartown, dropping 44-13 to the sixth-ranked team in Class 4A. Undefeated Cedartown (8-0, 4-0 Region 7-4A) led 7-0 late in the first quarter, but, starting with a touchdown with five seconds left in the first, put together a flurry of scores to lead 31-7 at halftime. The lone Dalton (0-8, 0-4 Region 7-4A) score of the first half was an Isaac Summey passing touchdown to Kamdon London, a 24-yard touchdown on a trick play.
Christian Heritage rolls in region test at Chattooga for 7th straight win
Christian Heritage aced a road region test Friday night, rolling over Chattooga 49-14 to win its seventh straight game. Christian Heritage (7-1, 5-0 Region 7-A DI) hopped out to a 21-0 first-quarter lead over Chattooga (5-3, 2-3 Region 7-A DI) and never relented. Carter Triplett passed for 183 yards and four touchdowns and rushed for another. He hit Charlie Idom, Dontae Crowder, Benji Michmerhuizen and Bronx Stallion for the four scores.
Friday night storylines: Packed slate of pivotal region games includes Northwest-Calhoun, Christian Heritage-Chattooga, North Murray-Ringgold
Northwest Whitfield travels to Calhoun for region showdown After taking its first loss of the season two weeks ago, Northwest Whitfield righted the ship by rolling over LaFayette last week. Next up? Another huge Region 7-3A test. Northwest (6-1, 2-1 Region 7-3A) travels to Calhoun (3-3, 2-0 Region 7-3A) Friday night at 7:30.
Dalton State soccer: Men hold Middle Georgia State without a shot in shutout win, women take first loss
The Dalton State College men's soccer team earned a 4-0 shutout victory over Middle Georgia State on Saturday. The Roadrunners (9-0-1, 3-0-1 Southern States Athletic Conference) collected an SSAC win by getting out to a 3-0 halftime lead over Middle Georgia State (4-5-3, 1-4-1 SSAC), adding another goal after the break and shutting out the Knight attack.
Murray County trounced 49-6 by unbeaten North Cobb Christian
North Cobb Christian showed why it's navigated its schedule without a blemish so far, cruising past Murray County 49-6 in Kennesaw on Friday night. Murray County (1-6, 0-5 Region 7-2A) fell behind 28-0 after the first quarter to North Cobb Christian (7-0, 4-0 Region 7-2A). NCC added another pair of TDs in the second to increase the lead to 42-0 at half, then made it 49-0 after three quarters. Murray got in for a late touchdown to avoid the shutout.
Christian Heritage hangs on to down Gordon Central, extend streak to 6 games
Christian Heritage (6-1, 4-0 Region 7-A DI) led 21-0 over Gordon Central (3-4, 1-3 Region 7-A DI) Friday and held on for a 28-20 win over the Warriors to extend its win streak to six games. Two first-quarter rushing touchdowns by Carter Triplett followed by a 25-yard Triplett passing connection with Charlie Idom made the score 21-0 in the second.
Myers has go-ahead TD, totals 3 scores as North Murray slips by Sonoraville
Layten Myers scored three rushing touchdowns, including the go-ahead score with 2:20 to go, as North Murray slipped by Sonoraville 26-24 Friday night. North Murray (4-2, 3-1 Region 7-2A) took the lead for the final time in a back-and-forth game when Myers got in for a 1-yard rushing touchdown with 2:20 left. Sonoraville (2-5, 2-3 Region 7-2A) got back down the field late, but the Phoenix couldn't get its own go-ahead score.
LFO withstands Coahulla Creek's 4th-quarter scoring to down Colts
VARNELL — After coming into Friday night's game against Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe with two touchdowns on the season, the Coahulla Creek Colts scored a pair of TDs within the first minute of the fourth quarter. The two scores trimmed a deficit to 27-13, but LFO didn't let the Colts in again, added another touchdown and secured a win. Coahulla Creek (0-6, 0-4 Region 7-2A) fell 34-13 to LFO (2-4, 1-3 Region 7-2A) Friday night.
Friday night storylines: Christian Heritage aims to continue winning streak while Northwest, North Murray aim for rebound
Christian Heritage rolls on to Gordon Central on 5-game streak After a loss to begin the season, Christian Heritage has reeled off five straight victories as the Lions thunder through Region 7-A DI play. Christian Heritage’s next obstacle is a Gordon Central team that is much improved from previous years. The Lions (5-1, 3-0 Region 7-A DI) play at Gordon Central (3-3, 1-2 Region 7-A DI) Friday night at 7:30.
Locals earn medals in Georgia Golden Olympics
As a local mental health therapist, Cohutta resident Maura Kalafut knows how important physical activity can be to maintaining both mental and physical health “Bilateral movement, where you’re moving both sides of your body — walking, running, swimming — actually helps the processing of emotions,” Kalafut said.
High school volleyball roundup: Northwest sweeps region tri-match
Northwest sweeps region tri-match Northwest Whitfield (20-11) swept a Region 7-3A tri-match Tuesday, beating Gilmer (4-30) and LaFayette (28-14) both 2-0. On the night, Mary Susan Broadrick had 22 kills for Northwest, and Megan Torbett had 34 assists and nine digs. Emma Wheeler had 23 digs and six aces, and Paola Cuna had 12 digs. Beckley Manning had 11 kills, and Addison Manis had 12 digs. Kierstyn Holland had 11 digs.
High school softball roundup: Dalton defeats Southeast Whitfield
Dalton 9, Southeast Whitfield 3 Dalton (6-15) took down Southeast Whitfield (1-21) 9-3 on Tuesday. Dalton piled up five runs over the course of the first two innings and led 7-0 before Southeast got on the board in the fifth. Kailyn Anderson tripled for Dalton, while Samya Simpson doubled. Simpson had a trio of RBIs, and Anderson had two. Nayeli Olvera went 2-for-3 from the plate. Claire Miller pitched seven innings, striking out three.
Northwest has unbeaten start halted by Heritage
Northwest Whitfield had its unbeaten start halted at Heritage Saturday, falling to the Generals 31-21 Saturday afternoon. During a game that was delayed a day from its originally-scheduled start on Friday, Northwest fell behind 21-7 and 31-14 before eventually falling 31-21. Northwest (5-1, 1-1 Region 7-3A) scored first when Gavin Nuckolls found Cameron Collins for a 4-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter.
Hiram slams the door on Dalton comeback with two late TDs
After a 30-yard Caine Woods rushing touchdown cut Dalton's deficit to just 20-13 with 8:16 left against Hiram, the Catamounts had a chance to get a stop and tie the game. Instead, Hiram slammed the door on any comeback attempt with two late touchdowns and handed the Catamounts a 34-13 defeat. Dalton (0-7, 0-3 Region 7-4A) fell on homecoming to Hiram (3-3, 2-0 Region 7-4A) Saturday in a game that was rescheduled from Friday because of the effects of Hurricane Helene.
Pace catches trio of TDs as Christian Heritage rolls to 3-0 in region
Ayden Pace caught three touchdown receptions as Christian Heritage got to 3-0 in region play. Christian Heritage (5-1, 3-0 Region 7-A DI) and Pace raced past Coosa (2-4, 0-3 Region 7-A) Friday night. The Lions got the scoring started quickly on just a four-play opening scoring drive. A long catch-and-run on a screen play to Sawyer Corn set the Lions up at the 17, and Carter Triplett fired a strike to Pace on the next play for a score, putting the Lions up 6-0 after a failed PAT.
Hurricane causes scheduling havoc: Northwest goes for victory 301 on Saturday, Dalton, Christian Heritage continue region play
With Hurricane Helene set to make landfall and lead to heavy rains across the southeastern United States, high school football games featuring several local schools have been postponed or rescheduled. Southeast Whitfield’s game at Decatur’s Towers scheduled for Thursday has been postponed, with no reschedule date yet announced as of Thursday evening.
Dalton State soccer: Both Roadrunner teams draw with conference foe
A 2-2 draw with Faulkner Wednesday night ended the undefeated, untied start of Dalton State men's soccer team after seven games, with the Roadrunners tying with a visiting Southern States Athletic Conference opponent. The Roadrunners (7-0-1, 1-0-1 SSAC) took a 2-0 lead, but Faulkner (4-2-1, 2-0-1 SSAC) answered with two straight to leave the game knotted in a tie.
High school softball roundup: North Murray blanks LFO, Creek shuts down Murray
Monday Murray County 9, Ringgold 1 Murray County (10-10) cruised past Ringgold (7-15) 9-1 on Monday. Blakelee Ledford piled up hits, going 4-for-4 and finishing with a home run, a double and three RBIs. Annabelle Ingle and Brayleigh Amos both also doubled. Emerie Bohannon went five innings on the mound, allowing six hits and striking out two. Coahulla Creek 5, North Murray 0 Coahulla Creek (16-7) shut out North Murray (7-19) 5-0 on Monday.
Northwest cheer team takes title at Coosa Classic
The Northwest Whitfield High School competition cheerleading team took first place and grand champion trophies at the Coosa Classic Cheerleading Competition on Saturday. This marks the first grand champion award for the program. "They’re going to be unstoppable this season," head coach Brittany Enloe said.
High school volleyball: Northwest goes 6-0 to claim Raider Rally championship
Northwest Whitfield High School won six straight matches of Volleyball in one day to capture the crown at the Raider Rally tournament hosted by Southeast Whitfield High on Saturday. After a 2-1 victory over Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe to start the day, Northwest didn't drop a set in five straight wins to earn the title. The Lady Bruins defeated Chattooga, Adairsville, Southeast Whitfield, Chattooga again and LaFayette all 2-0 to finish off the day.
Dalton State soccer: DSC men open conference play with win, women draw with Thomas
The Dalton State College men's soccer team opened Southern States Athletic Conference play with a 3-0 road win over Thomas in Thomasville on Saturday. The Roadrunners (7-0-0, 1-0-0 SSAC) scored a first-half goal and added two more after the break to knock off Thomas (2-3-2, 1-1-0 SSAC) 3-0. Jack Stainrod scored in the 25th minute to put the Roadrunners in front, doing so off an assist from Kazuma Ishizuka.
Southeast blanked by Mt. Zion 27-0
The Southeast Whitfield Raiders took a defeat on homecoming night, falling 27-0 to Mt. Zion-Jonesboro. The Raiders (0-6) fell in the first game between the two schools. Mt. Zion, which came in at 2-2, got above .500 for the win. The game was the sixth game in six weeks to start the season for Southeast. The Raiders play one more game next week before finally getting some time off. Southeast plays at Decatur's Towers next Thursday at 7 p.m., then has two weeks off before hosting Woodland on Oct. 18.
Christian Heritage explodes for 21 in opening quarter, knocks off Gordon Lee for region win
Christian Heritage exploded out of the gates for 21 first-quarter points and kept Gordon Lee at arms length the rest of the way on its way to a 35-20 Region 7-A DI win. Both teams came in on a three-game win streak after a season-opening loss, but it's the Lions that continued a streak to four and stayed unbeaten in the region. Christian Heritage (4-1, 2-0 Region 7-A DI) started the scoring with a 30-yard pass from Carter Triplett to Benji Michmerhuizen.
After halftime tie, Allatoona pulls away from Dalton
Dalton scored first and was tied with Allatoona after two quarters of play, but some quick scores by the Buccaneers left the Catamounts too far behind. Despite its best offensive night by far, Dalton (0-6, 0-2 Region 7-4A) dropped 42-29 at Allatoona (3-3, 1-1 Region 7-4A) Friday night. Dalton led 7-0 after Ashton Parker recovered an offensive fumble in the end zone and the score was 14-14 at halftime thanks to a Caine Woods 17-yard strike to Nash Smith.
Coahulla Creek falls 35-7 to reigning region champ Rockmart
Rockmart built a 28-0 halftime lead and knocked off Coahulla Creek 35-7 in Varnell Friday night. The Colts (0-5, 0-3 Region 7-2A), which got on the board with a touchdown for the second straight week after three straight shutout losses to start the season, couldn't get enough improved offense to keep up with Rockmart (3-2, 3-0 Region 7-2A), winners of seven consecutive region titles.
North Murray is shut out at Union County
For the first time in 13 years, the North Murray Mountaineers were held without a point in a football game. Union County shut down North Murray 21-0 Friday night in Blairsville to mark the first time the Mountaineers have been shut out since 2011. The Mountaineers (3-2, 2-1 Region 7-2A) had a handful of drives reach deep into Union County (2-3, 2-1 Region 7-2A) territory in the game, including one set up by a Trenton Manis interception, but Union County turned the Neers back on downs each time.
High school volleyball roundup: Dalton, Christian Heritage pick up splits at tri-matches
Dalton splits Tennessee tri-match Dalton (21-13) split a tri-match in Tennessee Thursday, defeating Rhea County (11-16) but falling to East Hamilton (21-8). Dalton defeated Rhea County 2-0, winning each set by a sliver. Dalton won the first 27-25 and the second 26-24. East Hamilton earned a decisive 2-0 win over Dalton, downing the Lady Cats 25-10 and 25-11.
High school softball roundup: After keeping game going with tying runs, Creek walks off Ringgold in 9th
Coahulla Creek 7, Ringgold 6 A walk-off sacrifice fly from Shelly Johnson in the bottom of the ninth scored Lexi Dunn and lifted Coahulla Creek (14-7) to a 7-6 win over Ringgold (7-14) Thursday night. Ringgold led 5-4 entering the bottom of the seventh, but a Jaymee O'Neal single scored Bailey Warnix to tie the game and send it into extras. With the Lady Colts again facing a one-run deficit in the eighth and needing to score or lose, Warnix drove in Caroline Reed to knot the game at 6-6.
Friday night storylines: Christian Heritage hosts Gordon Lee for region test, Dalton aims to continue progress at Allatoona
Undefeated Northwest Whitfield hosts Gilmer to headline Friday night’s slate of local high school football, but several other local teams will be in action: Christian Heritage pits three-game streak against Gordon Lee’s After stumbling out of the gate with a 42-17 loss to Heritage, Christian Heritage has reeled off three wins in a row, including a 38-26 victory over Dade County in its Region 7-A DI opener last week.
Bruisin' Bruins: Stingy defense boosts Northwest entering region play
Through an undefeated four games, Northwest Whitfield’s offense has been good, as all-region quarterback Gavin Nuckolls, running back Cameron Collins and a host of receivers have led Northwest to 29.75 points per game. But, as the Bruins get set to begin Region 7-3A play Friday night against Gilmer, it’s the defense that’s been the story for Northwest and has helped lead them to the No.6 ranking in Class 3A.
High school volleyball roundup: Dalton Academy earns first win, Northwest picks up region sweep
Dalton Academy earns first win The Dalton Academy Lady Pumas earned their first win of the season Tuesday, knocking off Georgia School of the Deaf as part of a tri-match. Dalton Academy defeated GSD in two sets during the tri-match, but fell to Model in two sets. Dalton Academy beat GSD 25-7 in the first set and 25-19 in the second. Berenice Campos had 10 aces, while Haley Marquez and Seidy Lugo each had four aces. TDA fell to Model 25-14 and 25-18.
High school softball roundup: North Murray blanks Union County, Creek defeats region-leading Rockmart
Coahulla Creek 5, Rockmart 3 Coahulla Creek (13-7) got a win over region-leading Rockmart (14-4) 5-3 Tuesday. Rockmart came into the game with an 8-0 record in Region 7-2A and defeated the Lady Colts in their previous meeting. Coahulla Creek turned it on with four runs in the top of the seventh to pull out the win. Creek had trailed 3-1, but, after the four runs in the seventh, Rockmart couldn't respond.
Dalton State soccer: Roadrunners pick up win in ranked showdown to finish non-conference play undefeated
In a matchup of two nationally-ranked, undefeated NAIA men's soccer teams on Friday, No. 2 Dalton State got past No. 13 Cumberland 2-1 to get to 6-0 on the season. Cumberland came in at 7-0, having made a leap up to No. 13 from No. 19 in the previous poll, but the Roadrunners handed the visitors their first loss Friday night while staying unbeaten themselves. Dalton State got on the board first with a Juan Demichelis goal at the 27:16 mark of the first half.
Sonoraville Downs Coahulla Creek 28-7
VARNELL — With both Coahulla Creek and Sonoraville entering Friday's game at 0-3 overall and 0-1 in Region 7-2A, something had to give. Sonoraville scored big-play touchdowns, held Coahulla Creek off the board on deep drives and took the first overall and region win 28-7 over the Colts Friday night. kAmr@29F==2 rC66<[ H9:49 42>6 :? H:E9@FE 2?J A@:?ED @? E96 D62D@?[ F?=@4<65 D@>6 @776?D6[ >@G:?8 566A :?E@ $@?@C2G:==6 W`\b[ `\` #68:@? f\apX E6CC:E@CJ @? D6G6C2= 5C:G6D[ 3FE E96 r@=ED W_\c[ _\a #68:@?
Christian Heritage shuts down early Dade County fireworks, keeps its own offense rolling in region win
Christian Heritage and Dade County both came out firing on offense Friday night, exchanging touchdown drives in the first half. But the Lions kept it up and held the Dade offense down. Christian Heritage (3-1, 1-0 Region 7-A DI) pulled away for a 38-26 win over Dade County (1-3, 0-1 Region 7-A DI) Friday night in the Region 7-A DI opener for both teams. "We hung together and played really well," Christian Heritage head coach Frank Barden said during a radio interview after the game.
Dalton has best offensive performance but falls in region opener to state-ranked Cartersville
Playing against the second-ranked team in Class 4A to start Region 7-4A play, Dalton moved the ball well but couldn't keep up on the scoreboard with Cartersville in a 43-13 loss. Dalton freshman quarterback Caine Woods ran and passed for more than 100 yards and scored a touchdown both ways too, but the Catamounts (0-5, 0-1 Region 7-4A) fell to Cartersville (5-0, 1-0 Region 7-4A) to start region play.
Creek unlocks offense, but Colts can't keep up with big-play Sonoraville scores
VARNELL — With both Coahulla Creek and Sonoraville entering Friday's game at 0-3 overall and 0-1 in Region 7-2A, something had to give. Sonoraville scored big-play touchdowns, held Coahulla Creek off the board on deep drives and took the first overall and region win 28-7 over the Colts Friday night. "When you don't finish drives and you lose the turnover battle and give up a couple of explosive plays, it's hard to win," Coahulla Creek head coach Drew Carter said.
High school volleyball roundup: Murray sweeps North Murray, Northwest takes down Southeast
Murray County sweeps North Murray Murray County (3-11) made a clean sweep over North Murray (2-10) Thursday night, beating the Lady Mountaineers 3-0. Murray won the first set 25-19, the second 25-16 and the third 25-18. Murray plays LaFayette and Gordon Lee on Saturday, while North Murray plays Rockmart and Creek on Tuesday. Coahulla sweeps Thursday tri-match Coahulla Creek (14-5) won a pair of games at a Thursday tri-match, defeating both Chattooga (15-8) and Dade County (7-12) in two sets.
High school softball roundup: Christian Heritage halts skid with 18-0 win
Christian Heritage 18, Coosa 0 Christian Heritage (5-9) decisively ended a five-game skid with an 18-0 dismantling of Coosa (0-12) Thursday. After three runs in the first inning, the Lady Lions piled up 11 in the second. After four more runs in the third, the game was called. Charlize Brown and Reece Bailey both homered for Christian Heritage. Kate Mireles was 4-for-4 and had a triple and two doubles. Kaymin Arrants tripled and doubled, and Ariana Battle had a pair of doubles.
Bruins rip the Raiders to stay unbeaten
TUNNEL HILL — The Northwest Whitfield Bruins built a big lead in the first half, ran clock in a rainy second and cruised to a 43-7 victory over intra-county rival Southeast Whitfield Thursday night. Quarterback Gavin Nuckolls tossed for two touchdowns and ran for another as the Bruins (4-0) built a 36-0 halftime advantage over the Raiders (0-5), and Bruin reserves played the second half as the final two quarters were played with a running clock.
Friday night storylines: Rivals Murray, North Murray share the field
North Murray and Murray face off for the 11th time North Murray and Murray County have met 10 times on the football field, and the Mountaineers have won each meeting. North Murray will look to make it 11-0 Friday night, while Murray is hoping this is the year to beat the Neers. The rivalry game is set to be played Friday night at 7:30 at Murray County High. In recent years, North Murray has sported a high-powered, high-scoring offense, and Murray County has been unable to slow it down.
Dalton State soccer: DSC women stay unbeaten with 4-1 win over Southern Union State
The Dalton State College women's soccer team remained unbeaten on the year with a 4-1 Tuesday win over Southern Union State. The Lady Roadrunners are now 3-0-1 to start the year, with a 1-1 tie with Sewanee the only non-victory so far. Emma Johnson scored two goals to lead Dalton State, including a seal-breaking shot just three minutes into the contest.
High school volleyball roundup: Northwest picks up sweep of region tri-match
Northwest gets sweep at region tri-match Northwest Whitfield shut down both Gilmer and Adairsville Tuesday for a pair of Region 7-3A wins. On the night, Mary Susan Broadrick had 20 kills, three blocks and an ace. Megan Torbett had 26 assists, three blocks, three aces and a pair of kills. Beckley Manning had 20 kills, three blocks and an ace. Northwest hosts Southeast Whitfield and Ringgold Thursday.
High school softball roundup: Southeast beats Dalton, Murray downs North Murray
Monday Southeast Whitfield 6, Dalton 1 Southeast Whitfield (1-15) earned its first win of the season by downing Dalton (3-11) 6-1 Monday night. Michaela Pendley belted a three-run home run to get Southeast on the board first, and Southeast led 5-0 before Dalton got on the scoreboard. Southeast scored another run to take the win. Avery Skyles, Allie Azurdia and Chyann Blevins all doubled for Southeast.
North Murray grad McConkey freezes defenders, scores highlight touchdown in NFL debut
Ladd McConkey stood five yards from the end zone, with two defenders between him and a touchdown. So McConkey made two spectacular moves to freeze those defenders and walked in for a score. It's a situation that played out a few times on the football field at McConkey's alma mater, North Murray High School. But this time, it occurred on an NFL field, against some of the top defenders in the world. In his NFL debut for the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, McConkey scored his first NFL touchdown.
Warriors fall in Chatsworth clash
With a fight of a first half ending in a 7-7 tie between North Murray and LFO on Friday night, the Mountaineers came out of the locker room set to receive the ball. The ’Neers, who had the first chance to take control of the second half, seized it and never let up. kAm}@CE9 |FCC2J 42AA65 2 =@?8[ >6E9@5:42= 5C:G6 E@ @A6? E96 E9:C5 H:E9 2 wF5D@? wF=6EE a\J2C5 E@F495@H? E92E AFE E96 |@F?E2:?66CD FA 7@C 8@@5 2D }@CE9 |FCC2J 76?565 @77 E96 (2CC:@CD[ a`\f[ :? E96 #68:@?
FOOTBALL: Warriors Fall In Chatsworth
With a fight of a first half ending in a 7-7 tie between North Murray and LFO on Friday night, the Mountaineers came out of the locker room set to receive the ball. The Neers', who had the first chance to take control of the second half, seized it and never let up. kAm}@CE9 |FCC2J 42AA65 2 =@?8[ >6E9@5:42= 5C:G6 E@ @A6? E96 E9:C5 H:E9 2 wF5D@? wF=6EE a\J2C5 E@F495@H? E92E AFE E96 |@F?E2:?66CD FA 7@C 8@@5 2D }@CE9 |FCC2J 76?565 @77 E96 (2CC:@CD[ a`\f[ :? E96 #68:@?
Photos: North Murray vs. LFO
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