There is one
week left before the area wrestling meets and all of the local high schools
are trying to get their wrestlers ready.
McIntosh wrestled
yesterday evening at Pike County and will wrestle tomorrow at Shiloh High
School at 6 p.m. The Chiefs finished the Fayette-Henry Duals last weekend
with a 1-3 record but got solid performances from Josh Allison and Brad
Graham, both of whom went 3-1 at the meet, and David Lee. Daniel Graham
is also a contender at next weekend's area meet.
To get to Shiloh
High School, take I-85 North to I-285 East to the Ga. 10/Memorial Dr.
exit. Bear to the right on the ramp and travel on Memorial Dr. to the
Stone Mountain Bypass, which soon becomes the Stone Mountain Freeway.
Turn left on U.S. 78 and then take a right on Ga. 264/Bethany Church Rd.
SW, followed by a right on to Shiloh Rd. SW. The school should be up ahead.
Sandy Creek
is headed to Clarke Central High School in Athens tonight to face Clarke
Central, now coached by former McIntosh coach Marty Hutsell, and Madison
High School. The wrestling action will begin at 5:30 p.m.
To get to Clarke
Central, Take I-85 North to 316 and 316 to the Athens exit. Travel on
Atlanta Highway until you get to The Varsity. At The Varsity, take a right
on to Milledge Ave. and at the next light at Baxter St. take a right.
Clarke Central High School will be on the right.
Starr's Mill
wrestled at Alexander High School on Wednesday and faced Alexander, Lithia
Springs and Douglas County. The Panthers will host the Panther Duals on
Saturday with action beginning at 9:30 a.m.
East Coweta,
Northgate and Newnan High School will compete against each other for the
Coweta County Championships today at Northgate High School at 5:30 p.m.
Northgate participated in the place of Sandy Creek at the Fayette-Henry
Duals last week and went 3-1 at the meet.
Fayette County's
wrestlers will wrestle Parkview at home on Friday at 5:30 p.m. and will
travel to Pope High School on Saturday for matches at 6 p.m.
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