The local soccer
teams got big wins earlier this week and any teams are enatering some
solid tournaments this weekend.
Starr's Mill's
boys and girls produced wins over Stockbrdge on Tuesday night. The Lady
Panthers won 6-0 and got goals from Katey Price, Lindsay Anderson, Shelley
Wegryzyn, Lucy Martin, Sarah Burke and Michelle Calle. The boys defeated
the Stockbridge Tigers 2-1 in overtime. The Lady Panthers will host Evans
tomorrow night at 5:30 p.m. and the boys will play Evans at 7:30 p.m.
Newnan's Lady
Cougars improved to 7-2 on the season and recorded their fifth shutout
of the year. Wynn Mottola had five goals and three assists, while Lanie
Scott and Christie McDonald each had three goals. Newnan is hosting a
tournament this weekend and Fayette County's boys and girls will be participating.
The Fayette
County Lady Tigers faced Spalding on Tuesday night and won 4-2. Goal scorers
for the Lady Tigers were Sarah Oxford, Kiera Morris, Britni Emerson and
Lena Watford. The boys won their game against Lovejoy, 4-1. Adam Lester
scored two goals and Benjamin Daniel scored one. The other goal was an
own goal that bounced off of a Lovejoy defender. Fayette Coutny's boys
and girls will face teams from Alabama and Georgia this weekend. The tournament
started last night and wil run through the weekend at Whitlock Park in
Newnan.
Sandy creek
got back in the win column on Tuesday with wins over Westlake. The Lady
Patriots won 12-0 and the boys tem won 8-0. Kevin Erickson and Steven
Deveraux each scored two goals for the Patriots. Sandy Creek's next game
will be next Wednesday as they host Rockdale County. The boys wil play
at 6 p.m. and the girls will play at 8 p.m.
McIntosh's
Lady Chiefs were off this week but will play in the Jekyll Island Showcase
today and tomorrow and will host the adidas Challenge Cup next week. The
boys faced Lassiter on Tuesday and won 2-1. The Chiefs will host Lovejoy
tonight at 8 p.m. and then will cpompete in the McIntosh Classic - Ford
Cup next week. They will face Chattanooga on Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Oak
Mountain, Ala. on Friday at 6 p.m and Bishop England, S.C. at 1 p.m. on
Saturday.
Spring has
officially arrived and with it comes the exciting final weeks of the regular
season of soccer.
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