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Dickerson football camp July 16-18 Former Liberty County Panther football player and Canadian Football League professional Cedric Dickerson is coming to the Liberty County Recreation Department for his annual youth football camp. |
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Lady Tigers shine at AASU tourney The Lady Tiger basketball squads hit the courts at Armstrong Atlantic State University’s basketball camp last weekend where the junior varsity team won its third championship in a row and the varsity squad finished 5-3, despite missing some starters. |
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Tiger Tee-Off a hit despite temperatures Despite sweltering temperatures, many golf enthusiasts showed up Saturday for the Bradwell Institute Tiger Tee-Off Golf Tournament at Cherokee Rose Country Club. |
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Lock-Poppers claim mite league softball title The LCRD’s mite league championship came down to one run as the Lock-Poppers squad took first place aginst the Coastal Courier team, winning the June 2 title game 6-5. |
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Stadium work will repair irrigation Motorists driving past LCHS’s Donell Woods Stadium probably can’t help but notice the backhoes and trackhoes among the newly exposed dirt and fill piles. The torn-up field currently is undergoing work to correct irrigation problems and improve turf conditions. |
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Long Co. to hold football camp for kids Long County High School football coaches and players will have the Junior Blue Tide Football Camp on July 7-9, at Smiley Elementary School’s athletic complex. |
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Eagles take pee-wee league softball title The Eagles captured the pee-wee league softball title with a 15-7 win against the Bandits in the Liberty County Recreation Department’s softball championship game June 3. |
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NaCon tops midget league in baseball The Liberty County Recreation Department midget baseball teams duked it out during the June 8 championship game, and NaCon came out on top. They beat X-press Signs 10-0 to win the title. |
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NaCon tops midget leage The Liberty County Recreation Department midget baseball teams duked it out during the June 8 championship game, and NaCon came out on top. They beat X-press Signs 10-0 to win the title. |
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Eagles take pee-wee softball title The Eagles captured the pee-wee league softball title with a 15-7 win against the Bandits in the Liberty County Recreation Department’s softball championship game June 3. |
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Engineered soil to improve field turf Motorists driving past LCHS’s Donell Woods Stadium probably can’t help but notice the backhoes and trackhoes among the newly exposed dirt and fill piles. The torn-up field currently is undergoing work to correct irrigation problems and improve turf conditions. |
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Long Co. to have football camp for kids Long County High School football coaches and players will have the Junior Blue Tide Football Camp on July 7-9, at Smiley Elementary School’s athletic complex. |
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Team Hinesville ready for Junior Olympics Earning silver and a bronze, and placing seventh or better was just a start for Team Hinesville lifters who just returned from the National School Age Meet in Gainesville June 19-21. |
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Athletics are pee-wee league champs The Cardinals and Athletics faced off on June 4 for the Liberty County Recreation Department’s pee-wee league baseball championship. |
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Panthers perform well at camp Liberty County high School football players strapped the chin guards in place and hit offensive patterns and defensive tackles Saturday at a Savannah State University sponsored 7-on-7 football camp. |
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’Canes bite Middle Ga. Pit Bulls, 55-6 The Hinesville Hurricanes are sitting at 3-0 in the regular season after taking a bite out of the Middle Georgia Pit Bulls Saturday at home, winning 55-6. |
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McGee coaches 5 to solid finish Liberty County Panther weightlifting and track and field coach Keith McGee coached 5 competitors, all who placed tenth or better at the National School Age Weightlifting meet in Gainesville June 19-21. |
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LCRD softball camp a success Lady Tiger softball coaches Sharyl and Misty Eastlake spent time on the diamond with participants from the Liberty County Recreation Department summer softball camp. According to LCRD director Jimmy Martin, the girls had a blast and the coaches did a great job. |
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Hurricanes blast Tri-County, 41-14 After stomping the Broncos 22-9 in the pre-season and dropping the Charelston Hawks 74-0 at home June 6, the Hinesville Hurricanes hit the road last Saturday for an away game and returned with a 41-14 win over the Tri-County Panthers. |
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Vandals, storms damage LCHS Liberty County High School received a one-two punch to the sports department when Mother Nature and vandals apparently caused damage to the baseball, softball and football areas of the school. |
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McRae shines at tourney in France Liberty County Panther basketball player Jordan McRae continues to add accolades and accomplishments to his athletic resume as the soon-to-be senior played in Douai, France, June 8-15, in the World Basketball tournament. |
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Lady Tigers stay in shape Basketball season is five months away but the Lady Tigers are prepping now by participating in a summer league tournament in Glynn County. The games, which started June 9, will have the Lady Tiger squad tipping-off against teams like, Long County, McIntosh Academy, Wayne County and Brantley County. |
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Hammerheads 3rd at Swampland Invitational The Liberty County Recreation Department Hammerheads swim team earned its first team trophy with a third-place finish at the Swampland Invitational meet June13. Five Hammerheads competed against swimmers from seven other swim teams from various counties. |
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LCRD athletes attend summer soccer camp Coach Tom Sukaratana aided the Liberty County Recreation Department by conducting a summer soccer camp. The coach was assisted by several of his Hinesville Gator soccer players. LCRD Director Jimmy Martin said Sukaratana and his players did an excellent job. |
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Kings take River Street titles Fresh off two title victories at the inaugural Kings of the Coast Classic Invitational Tournament the first weekend of June, the South Georgia Kings pulled off a few more wins. They took the championship trophies in the 12U, 13U and 14U divisions at the River Street Summer Classic last weekend in Jacksonville. As a bonus, 13U Kings player Malcolm Dingle was named tournament MVP, and the 17U squad’s Rion Brown, a Liberty County High ... |
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