Football's
playoffs are still a few weeks away but several local softball teams enter
the state tournament this afternoon and the area cross country championships
take place tomorrow. This is the time of year that separates a good season
from a great season.
In softball,
East Coweta and Fayette County begin their search for a state title with
games at 4 p.m., while Starr's Mill and McIntosh kicks things off with
games at 6 p.m. The Lady Indians, the fourth seed out of region 4-AAAAA,
will face Lowndes and will take on the winner of Stockbridge and Brunswick
at 8 p.m. if they win. Fayette County, the top seed from region 4-AAAAA,
will play against Lee County, which is playing their first year of fast
pitch softball. If the Lady Tigers win they will take on the winner of
Henry County/Glynn Academy at 8 p.m.
Both McIntosh
and Starr's Mill will be in for a true double header if they win their
first games. McIntosh faces Tift County and would face either Eagle's
Landing or Groves at 8 p.m. if they win. Starr's Mill starts things off
with a game against Valdosta and would see either Wayne County or Jonesboro
at 8 p.m. with a win.
These games
will take place at Freedom Park in Valdosta.
As for cross
country, the area 4-AAAAA championships will take pace at Clayton County
International Park at 1 p.m., while the area 4-AAAA championship will
take place in Douglasville.
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