The Fayette

County boys played their final home game of the season on

Friday night, which was also designated as senior night.

The Tigers hosted LaGrange and started 9 of their 10

seniors (Normer Adams was out of the country) and won by

a score of 3-0.

Fayette

County struck quickly as Andrew Doggendorf scored in the

first minute and a half of the game. Fayette County kept

up the pressure, recording 15 shots and four corner kicks

in the first half. The Tigers opened up the second half

with another quick goal, this time from Kenn Adams. Later

on in the second half, JB Wood came out from goal and

scored a goal with 17 minutes left. Fayette County

recorded 20 shots and four corner kicks in the second

half. LaGrange did not have a shot on goal the entire

evening.

The Tigers

now must win their remaining two games for a chance to

make the playoffs. Fayette County traveled for a key game

against Griffin and will travel to Newnan on Thursday

night for a game at 7:30 p.m.

In other

action on Friday night, Starr's Mill's boys defeated

Woodward Academy, 3-0 and Newnan beat East Coweta, 2-0.

Newnan and Fayette County will be fighting for a playoff

spot as the season winds down. The McIntosh boys have

been off since defeating Fayette County. They will be

back in action this weekend when they host the McIntosh

Classic. The Classic will run from March 30-April 1 and

will feature teams from Georgia, Oklahoma and Tennessee.

The Starr's Mill Panthers will travel to Lovejoy on

Friday night for a game at 8 p.m.

On the

girls side, McIntosh continued their unbeaten season by

hammering Griffin, 10-1, Fayette County defeated

Upson-Lee by a score of 4-1 and Starr's Mill defeated

Woodward Academy, 3-0. Kacy Murray had two goals in the

Lady Panthers win. The Lady panthers will host Riverwood

on Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. The Lady Chiefs will host

Greensboro Day School on Thursday night at 6 p.m. and

then will be off until April 7.