The local high
school soccer teams played their first area matches of the season last
week and the results, so far, are good.
McIntosh's
Lady Chiefs are 4-0 and have outscored their opponents 48-1 so far this
season. The Lady Chiefs won their first three games 15-0 before defeating
Newnan, 3-1 on Saturday. They played at Eagle's Landing last night and
will be off until next Tuesday when they play at east Coweta at 5:30 p.m.
The McIntosh boys team opened up the regular season with two wins, defeating
Riverdale, 11-0 and beating North Clayton, 15-0. The Chiefs will play
two games in Alabama this weekend. On Friday, Mcintosh will play Briarwood
Christian and on Saturday they will take on Randolph.
Starr's Mill's
girls played in the Brookwood McI tournament over the weekend and won
both of their games. The Lady Panthers won 2-0 over Westminster last Thursday
and then defeated Brookwood, 6-1 on Saturday. The boys, playing in the
same tournament, defeated South Gwinnett, 4-0 on Friday, but lost to top
ranked Brookwood, 3-0 on Saturday. Starr's Mill faced Mt. Zion yesterday
and both teams will play at Milton on Friday.
Fayette County's
girls started the season with two losses at the Longhorn Steakhouse Invitational.
The lady tigers fell to Duluth, 3-0 last Tuesday and then lost to Lakeside-Dekalb
2-1 last Friday. The Lady Tigers hosted East Coweta yesterday and will
host Riverdale on Friday. The Fayette County boys are 2-0. They defeated
Henry County, 1-0 last Tuesday and beat East Coweta, 1-0 last Friday.
The Tigers will play at North Clayton today and will play at Riverdale
on Friday.
Sandy Creek's
soccer teams have started well. The Lady Patriots defeated Tri-Cities
5-0 last Tuesday and then beat Pike County, 4-0 on Friday. The boys defeated
Pike County, 6-0 on Friday. The boys faced Mt. Zion on Monday and Spalding
yesterday, while the girls and boys will enter the LaGrange tournament
on Thursday.
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