Spring

break may begin once school ends Friday, but the minds of

the local high school soccer teams were far away from the

beach. Many teams scheduled several games this week to

keep their teams sharp.

The Sandy

Creek boys tied East Coweta's boys Monday night 2-2. The

game went into overtime and produced one point for each

team. East Coweta then played Morrow Wednesday night and

won 4-0. The win was good for the Indians and the

Patriots as Morrow is in Sandy Creek's region.

Fayette

County's boys played a huge game in Griffin Tuesday night

and came away with a 1-0 victory. The win puts the Tigers

in a good position to make the playoffs, but they aren't

out of the woods yet. Fayette County played another big

game with playoff implications at Newnan last night. Both

the Tigers and the Cougars are fighting for playoff

positions.

McIntosh's

boys began the McIntosh Classic Thursday night with a

game against Shaw High School. The Chiefs will play

Tulsa-Union from Oklahoma at 8 p.m. tonight and will

challenge Brentwood High School from Tennessee at 2 p.m.

Saturday.

East

Coweta's girls had a big game against Upson-Lee Tuesday

night and lost 2-1 in overtime. Though the Lady Indians

are out of the playoff picture, they are much improved

this season and give their opponents tough games.

Fayette

County's girls faced the Newnan lady Cougars Tuesday

night and won 5-1. The win almost assures the Lady Tigers

of the third playoff spot in the region. Fayette County

is off until April 11 when they travel to face Brookwood

at 7:30 p.m.

Starr's

Mill's girls faced Jonesboro Tuesday night and coasted to

a 7-0 victory. The Lady Panthers remain at the top of the

AAA standings and hosted Riverwood last night.

Most of the

soccer teams are scheduled to take a break next week and

won't be back in action until the week of April 11. The

playoffs arrive soon after that and everybody -

players, coaches and fans - will need their energy.