Soccer teams head into spring break

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Starr's Mill

boys defeated Stockbridge on Monday, 7-2, improving their overall record

to 8-3 and their sub-region record to 5-0. The panthers led 3-0 at the

half and got goals from Tim Fevella, Josh Vanderbush, Tim Murphy, Brandon

Henry Erik Simonsen, Mike Hubbard and Brandon Adams. The Panthers were

scheduled to travel to Walton on Thursday but the game may have been cancelled

due to inclement weather. Starr's Mill will be off until April 11 when

they host Lovejoy at 7:30 p.m.

There will

be plenty of soccer around here this weekend though, as the McIntosh boys

face Warner Robins, Dobyns-Bennett and Vestavia Hills in the McIntosh

Classic on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The Chiefs game against Warner

Robins tonight is scheduled for 8 p.m., while tomorrow's game against

Vestavia Hills is scheduled for 2 p.m.

The Lady Cougars

rolled to an 8-1 victory over county rival and sub-area foe East Coweta

to further entrench themselves in second place behind McIntosh on one

side of Area 4-AAAAA. The first fifteen minutes produced a back and forth

affair with Newnan gaining momentum with each shot. East Coweta held the

line until the 15th minute when Lanie Scott scored her first on a pass

from Amanda Morton. Four minutes later Scott got her second with Patricia

Ballantyne assisting. Newnan was now firing on all cylindersand Morton

got into the scoring act with two goals within the next four minutes,

one from Scott and the other from a Sister Edge feed.

The game settled

into a shooting fest for the Lady Cougars but they could not find the

back of the net the rest of the opening period. Stacy Moore, Margaret

Gosch, Tiffany Sellen, and Lauren Clifton worked well together in the

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