The final week of the regular season has arrived. This is what you’ll hear on this week’s episode of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast:
-Lee County clinches Region 1-6A crown.
-Westover’s playoff chances.
-Monroe vs. Crisp County for the Region 1-3A championship.
-Pelham vs. Mitchell County for the Region 1-1A title.
-Other region races and playoff possibilities.
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NOTE: All final scores are in alphabetical order, with the winning team marked in BOLD type.
Last updated at 1:05 a.m. EDT on Saturday, October 27, 2018.
GHSA Scores–Week of October 26, 2018
Tuesday, October 23
Mitchell County 28, Seminole County 6
Wednesday, October 24
Cairo 45, Shaw 14
(Syrupmakers clinch the GHSA Region 1-4A championship with the convincing win over Shaw!!!)
Thursday, October 25
Chattahoochee County 48, Baconton Charter 0
Columbus 34, Dougherty 6
Friday, October 26
Bainbridge 49, Harris County 0
Brooks County 28, Fitzgerald 27
Colquitt County 45, Tift County 7
(Packers clinch a share of GHSA Region 1-7A title with the win, now 9-0 overall, 2-0 in region play!!!)
Crisp County 28, Cook 6
Early County 17, Berrien 0
Irwin County 63, Atkinson County 6
Lee County 45, Houston County 0
(Trojans clinch at least a share of the GHSA Region 1-6A with another easy victory, this time over the Bears from Middle Georgia!!!)
Lowndes 28, Camden County 27
Miller County 26, Calhoun County 0
Mitchell County 49, Randolph-Clay 6
Monroe 14, Worth County 7
Pelham 63, Seminole County 19
(Hornets remain undefeated, improving to 9-0 overall, and 8-0 in GHSA Region 1-1A!!!)
Terrell County 30, Stewart County 18
Turner County 20, Wilcox County 18
Valdosta 46, Northside (Warner Robins) 44
Veterans 31, Thomas County Central 27
Westover 28, Americus-Sumter 12
GISA Scores-Week of October 26, 2018
Crisp Academy 38, Fullington 0
Southland 55, Creekside Christian 13
Southwest Georgia Academy 59, Monsignor Donovan 6
Terrell Academy 34, Westwood 13
Tiftarea 42, Deerfield-Windsor 7
Valwood 56, Brookwood (Thomasville) 42
GICAA Score-Week of October 26, 2018
Sherwood Christian 42, Georgia Christian 8
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This is what you’ll hear on this week’s installment of the High School Football Round-Up Podcast, the first since Hurricane Michael:
-Schedule changes due to the storm.
-Lee County’s historic win over Valdosta.
-Monroe’s dramatic win over Cook.
-A brief breakdown of the region races and playoff picture.
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NOTE: All final scores are in alphabetical order, with the winning team marked in BOLD type.
Last updated at 6:31 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, October 23, 2018
GHSA Scores–Week of October 19, 2018
Monday, October 15
Brooks County 39, Early County 20
(Game made up from Friday, October 12, 2018, due to Hurricane Michael.)
Thursday, October 18
Seminole County 71, Randolph-Clay 8
Friday, October 19
Baconton Charter 10, Stewart County 6
Cairo 39, Americus-Sumter 12
(Syrupmakers win their sixth straight game since starting 0-2, now 6-2 overall, 6-0 in GHSA Region 1-4A!!!)
Clinch County 55, Lanier County 8
Colquitt County 38, Camden County 9
(Packers remain unbeaten at 8-0 overall, 1-0 in GHSA Region 1-7A!!!)
Crisp County 35, Monroe 0
Harris County 31, Thomas County Central 15
Irwin County 48, Wilcox County 0
Lee County 63, Valdosta 7
(Trojans win their first-ever game over the Wildcats in the ninth all-time meeting between the two teams!!! Lee County now 8-0 overall, 2-0 in GHSA Region 1-6A!!!)
Mitchell County 56, Terrell County 0
Monroe 36, Cook 34
Pelham 56, Calhoun County 0
(Hornets still undefeated, now 8-0 overall, 7-0 in GHSA Region 1-1A!!!)
Thomasville 28, Berrien 13
Tift County 21, Lowndes 17
Turner County 24, Atkinson County 7
Warner Robins 38, Bainbridge 0
Westover 1, Dougherty 0
(Westover/Dougherty game was canceled due to Hurricane Michael.)
Saturday, October 20
Fitzgerald 21, Early County 3
GISA Scores–Week of October 19, 2018
Tuesday, October 16
Brookwood (Thomasville) 44, Deerfield-Windsor 23
(Game made up from Friday, October 12, 2018, due to Hurricane Michael.)
Friday, October 19
Flint River 38, Westwood 6
Piedmont 42, Crisp Academy 38
Southland 14, Deerfield-Windsor 7
Tiftarea 35, Brookwood (Thomasville) 0
Valwood 49, Loganville Christian 21
GICAA Score–Week of October 19, 2018
Sherwood Christian 49, Covenant 14
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Press Release courtesy of the Dougherty County School System
ALBANY – Dougherty County Schools will resume normal operations on Monday, October 22, Superintendent Kenneth Dyer has announced.
The district has been closed to students since Hurricane Michael came ashore as a Category 4 storm on October 10. While schools suffered only minor damage, widespread power outages throughout Dougherty County prevented schools from reopening sooner.
“In terms of power restoration, the recovery has been incredible,” Superintendent Kenneth Dyer said. “Initially, we anticipated power being out for possibly weeks. Here we are a week after the storm and, with a few exceptions, power has largely been restored. This is a testament to the preparation and response of our city and county leaders, utility workers and first responders as well as neighbors-helping-neighbors to ramp-up recovery efforts.”
As students return, the district will work through its Department of Student Support Services and with partner organizations to provide mental/emotional support to those students who may suffer from issues related to the storm.
Again, we thank our first responders, linemen and other disaster recovery personnel for their hard work and dedication as they helped to restore our community.
In the unlikely event schools won’t be ready to open by Monday, the district will notify parents through its website, mobile app, social and traditional media and a mass call-out.
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Press Release courtesy of the Lee County Board of Commissioners.
FEMA:
This weekend FEMA representatives will be at the Century Fire Station, located at 934 US Hwy 19 S, to provide guidance and assistance to citizens who have storm damage.
The schedule is as follows:
Friday, October 19: 10:00am – 3:00pm
Saturday, October 20: 10:00am – 3:00pm
Sunday, October 21: 1:00pm – 4:00pm
We encourage anyone with storm damage to come speak to a FEMA representative. You may also apply for assistance online at DisasterAssistance.gov or by phone at 800-621-3362. People who are deaf, hard of hearing or have a speech disability and use a TTY may call 800-462-7585. Please spread the word.
STORM CLEANUP:
DROP OFF LOCATIONS (Please see attached maps.)
(Signs will be erected at the entrance.)
Residential tree storm debris will be accepted from 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday thru Friday at the following sites:
-231 State Route 3 (James Cannon bypass) around Leesburg. If heading into Leesburg on US Hwy 19, take a left at the traffic light with Robert B. Lee onto the bypass (where turning right would take you to the Post Office or YMCA).
– Stroud RD, the dirt road behind Philema Road Baptist Church, between Sportsman’s Club RD & Stocks Dairy RD.
– Lot on US Hwy 82 behind the future Hog N Bones Restaurant, next to the Salt Lick Sausage Co. Store
Household materials and any debris other than natural vegetation will be accepted from 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday thru Friday at the following site:
-The Lee County Landfill located at 759 State Hwy 32 East, Leesburg.
Food items are to be placed in residential trash receptacles for regular garbage pickup.
ROADSIDE PICKUP:
Storm debris will be picked up from residential rights of way (edge of roadway) within the coming weeks. Please note: The company cannot enter onto private property. All debris must be in the right of way for pickup. Debris must be separated by type of material- ex. trees/branches should be separated from fencing, etc.- and cut in pieces no longer than 6 feet in length.
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Press Release courtesy of the Southwest Georgia Public Health District
Listen now for the latest update on Hurricane Michael, as it’s expected to make landfall along the Florida Panhandle by early today (Wednesday afternoon).
More Details: National Hurricane Center
NHC Twitter: @NHC_Atlantic
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Listen now for the latest update on Hurricane Michael, as it’s expected to make landfall along the Florida Panhandle by early Wednesday afternoon.
More Details: National Hurricane Center
NHC Twitter: @NHC_Atlantic
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NOTE: All final scores are in alphabetical order, with the winning team marked in BOLD type.
Last updated at 1:11 a.m. EDT on Saturday, October 6, 2018
GHSA Scores–Week of October 5, 2018
Thursday, October 4
Northside (Columbus) 38, Dougherty 7
Friday, October 5
Bainbridge 17, Veterans 14
(Bearcats pull off the upset over the previously unbeaten Warhawks, snap a four-game skid in improving to 3-4 overall, 1-0 in GHSA Region 1-5A!!!)
Brooks County 27, Thomasville 11
(Bulldogs lose their second straight game, fall to 4-3, 0-1 in GHSA Region 1-2A, while the Trojans improve to 5-2 overall, 1-0 in 1-2A.)
Cairo 43, Carver (Columbus) 14
(Syrupmakers hand Tigers their first loss in the battle for sole possession of first place in GHSA Region 1-4A!!! Cairo now 5-2, 5-0 in 1-4A, while Carver falls to 6-1, 4-1.)
Chattahoochee County 42, Randolph-Clay 6
Columbus 40, Americus-Sumter 22
Fitzgerald 50, Berrien 20
Miller County 14, Baconton Charter 0
Thomas County Central 47, Worth County 0
Tift County 45, Miller Grove
Valdosta 56, Houston County 14
Westover 51, Shaw 0
(Patriots from Albany pick up their second region win of the season with a convincing rout over the Raiders from Columbus!!! Westover now 3-3 overall, 2-2 in GHSA Region 1-4A.)
GISA Scores–Week of October 5, 2018
Friday, October 5
Deerfield-Windsor 28, Loganville Christian 21
Southland 30, Brookwood (Thomasville) 20
Southwest Georgia Academy 38, Westwood 0
Tiftarea 1, Notre Dame Academy 0
(Tiftarea wins via forfeit)
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