Rain played

havoc with schedules in the first round of the state soccer playoffs,

but most local teams had more trouble with the weather than their opponents

and advanced easily.

McIntosh and

Starr's Mill will host second-round matches in boys and girls competition.

The Chiefs downed Valdosta 8-1 and will play Camden County, while the

Panthers won 8-0 over Tift County and will host the Henry County-Windsor

Forest winner.

The Lady Chiefs

rolled over Lee County 15-1 and moved on to face Warner Robins. The Lady

Panthers shut out Tift County 5-0 and will host the Eagle's Landing-Effingham

County winner.

The Fayette

County Tigers hit the road earlier this week and picked up a 5-2 win over

Colquitt County. They will now play at Glynn Academy.

Also on the

road, the Newnan Cougars topped Lowndes 3-2 and will now travel to Benedictine.

The Lady Cougars went to Colquitt County and won by a 6-1 score; their

second-round match is at St. Vincent's.

The East Coweta

Lady Indians also have a lot of time on the road this week. They defeated

Lowndes 4-0 and now travel to Glynn Academy for the round of 16.

In AAAA action,

the Sandy Creek Lady Patriots lost 1-0 at Ware County.

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