The regular
season will end for several teams tonight and many of those teams will
be looking to finish on a positive note. Several other local teams, most
notably Starr's Mill, Landmark Christian and Sandy Creek, will most likely
have a longer season by going to the state playoffs.
In what is
likely to become a yearly tradition, Starr's Mill (7-2) will take on Fayette
County (2-7) for "The Rock" trophy. There have been lots of
events this week leading up to the game and afterwards a concert will
be held at the Villages Amphitheater. Both the Tigers and Panthers have
had a bye week leading up to this match, so both teams should be well
rested and ready to play. A win for Starr's Mill seals a region championship,
while a Tiger win assures Fayette County of a year of bragging rights.
The Panthers
have to be the favorites in the game as they have a great running game
and a stingy defense. Fayette County has hung in there in most of their
games this year and could present a problem for Starr's Mill if the score
is close late. The game will take place at Tiger Stadium.
East Coweta
(4-5) hopes to get break even this season with a win over their rival,
the Newnan Cougars (4-5). Both teams are in an unfamiliar position going
into this game as one or both of them is typically jockeying for postseason
position at this time of year. East Coweta has gone 4-2 in their last
six games and defeated Starr's Mill during that time. Newnan has lost
four games in a row. Both teams will be fighting with all they have as
neither wants to finish the season with a losing record.
Sandy Creek
(6-2) will have one more game after tonight's home game against Pebblebrook
(5-3). The Patriots are in second place in the region behind Douglas County
and they would like to keep it that way. The Patriots showed lots of heart
last week coming back from a 21-0 deficit to beat Woodward Academy 28-21
in overtime. If they use that tremendous win to stay focused they should
defeat Pebblebrook and go into their road game at Northgate next week
with a 7-2 record and a hold on runner-up in the region.
Landmark Christian
(8-0) has a game against Mt. Zion, Carroll next week but tonight they
host Our Lady of Mercy. The Bobcats (2-7) have dealt with many injuries
while playing in their first full varsity season. According to Coach Alan
Gordon, Ralph Woolfolk may see some time at quarter






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