If you like
high school athletics and want to see more than football, you will have
several opportunities starting this weekend.
Fayette County
and Starr's Mill's swim teams will face off for the first time this season
at the Kedron Aquatic Center at 5:15 p.m. Friday. The two schools have
very strong swimming programs and many membbers of both teams swim together
in the off-season. This will serve as a strong indicator of county and
region dominance.
McIntosh, the
other strong swimming program in the county, will be swimming in the Aloha
Invitational in Augusta at 10 a.m. on Saturday. The McIntosh swimming
program is a team that reloads every year and has been a powerhouse for
quite a long time. This meet will let them know where they fall in state
rankings.
McIntosh's
wrestling season will also get underway this weekend as they travel to
Riverdale High School Friday at 5 p.m. This is the first year under new
head coach Nick Bellantoni and the team will be battling 15 other teams
in their new region. It will be an interesting season.
The Chiefs
will also host a basketball exhibition Friday night as their version of
"midnight madness." McIntosh fields strong programs in basketball
every year, but the new region will bring in some new competition and
the outcome of the season is anybody's guess. McIntosh is also scheduled
to play in the Mt. Zion tournament this weekend.
Starr's Mill's
girls basketball team will start its season next week in the Loganville
Thanksgiving Tournament beginning Wednesday, Nov. 22.
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