Tuesday
night was a night made for soccer. The weather was warm
and the competition was hot.
The still
undefeated and top ranked Starr's Mill Lady Panthers
traveled to Fayetteville Tuesday night to take on the
Fayette County Lady Tigers. Kacy Murray of Starr's Mill
started the scoring in the fourth minute of the game and
her teammate Alison Graham scored two minutes later.
Graham
finished the evening with three goals, Murray chipped in
two and Janet Burke and Marcy Hubbard each had one, as
the Lady Panthers blanked Fayette County 7-0.
The Fayette
County boys fared better as they defeated Carver,
Columbus 10-0. The Tigers went scoreless in the first 11
minutes of the game, but then scored five goals in the
next nine minutes. The Tigers added one more goal before
the half and scored four more goals in the second half.
Fayette
County outshot Carver 50-4 and had goals from eight
players. Fayette County will host East Coweta at 8 p.m.
Friday night.
The Starr's
Mill boys were also in action Tuesday night, taking on
the fifth-ranked Heritage Patriots. The Panthers battled
Heritage the entire way, but lost in overtime 3-2. The
Sandy Creek boys played against the North Clayton Eagles
and won 3-2. The Sandy Creek girls rode the momentum of
their play in the LaGrange Invitational to an 8-0 win
over Creekside. It was the Lady Patriots' second victory
this season.
The Newnan
Lady Cougars and the McIntosh Chiefs and Lady Chiefs were
off Tuesday night but will be back in action this
weekend. Newnan will host East Coweta at 7 p.m. Friday,
while the third-ranked Lady Chiefs will be playing in
Huntsville, Ala. at 7 p.m. Friday and in Grissom, Ala.
Saturday at 1 p.m. The eighth-ranked boys will host
Griffin at 8 p.m. Friday night.






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