If scheduling tough opponents is the best way to prepare for a championship run, Lee County, Worth County and Crisp County should be among the most battle-tested teams in Georgia by the time November arrives.
For one brief moment Saturday morning, Deerfield-Windsor had done it again.
Just when it looked as though Deerfield-Windsor's season might be slipping away, the skies opened and gave the Knights a lifeline.
Deerfield-Windsor arrived at Georgia Southern University's J.I. Clements Stadium knowing runs would likely be at a premium against top-ranked Valwood.
Before Christmas, Carter Blackwell had three scholarship offers and plenty of uncertainty about where his football future might lead.
After just one difficult season trying to rebuild the Terrell County football program, Marco Kirk is moving on.
Now one of the world’s largest athletic brands is betting on those dreams too.
For three days, Deerfield-Windsor baseball lived in the mud, the rain and the tension of a season hanging by a thread.
By the time the rain finally arrived Saturday afternoon, Deerfield-Windsor and Frederica Academy had already spent six exhausting hours slipping through mud, trading punches and battling for a trip to the state championship series.
Sherwood Christian’s postseason run came to an end against the state’s top-ranked team.
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