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Friday September 03, 2010
Hebron softball to play Marshall at 4 p.m.
Oak Hill will play its jamboree tonight at Manchester. West Point will play tomorrow at 5 p.m. at MSU
OH Lady Raiders to play Starkville Lady Vols at 4 p.m.
OH Lady Raiders play at Heritage at 4
OH girls defeated Heritage on Tuesday night
Hebron softball comes to Oak Hill Thursday at 3:30
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Eagles getting healthy, ready to play again

September 2, 2010

By
Bryan Davis
dtlsports@bellsouth.net

By Bryan Davis
Sports Editor
When the 2010 season started, Hebron head coach Greg Watkins knew that the first few weeks were going to be tough. Although numbers were up for the Eagles, the roster began with less than 20, and the team needs the first few games to adjust before district play starts.
That’s still about a month away, and the Eagles are a good ways from being ready to compete for a playoff spot, but they are getting there, week by week and quarter by quarter.

Lady Raiders dig deep for vital district victory

September 2, 2010

By
Kristen Stevens
dtlsports@bellsouth.net

By Kristen Stevens
Daily Times Leader
Oak Hill’s Lady Raiders thought they had two strikes against them before they even loaded the bus for district rival, Winston Academy, Monday afternoon. Veteran pitcher Mamie Allen and all-around standout, Tori Ellis, would both spend the game on the bench with injuries.
Maegen Ellis took the pitching circle for Allen and Coach Marion Bratton moved his outfielders around to compensate for Tori Ellis’s loss, putting Codi Williams in right field and moving Anne Stevens to left field. Meg McBrayer moved up to play third base for Maegen Ellis.

West Point players represent community well

September 1, 2010

By
Bryan Davis
dtlsports@bellsouth.net

Daytona Beach told the West Point community several months ago that they were going to be as hospitable as possible when the Green Wave came down to play Mainland High School.
The city lived up to that promise, and the Green Wave football players lived up to their promise to be great guests while in the ocean front community.
West Point head coach Chris Chambless and his 16 assistant coaches took 81 high school football players on a three-day trip, which included two 13 drives, and he could not help but brag on his kids’ behavior over the weekend.

New Green Wave site a hit during team’s road trip

September 1, 2010

By
Bryan Davis
dtlsports@bellsouth.net

In the past, Green Wave fans who were unable to make it to road games could listen to Bud Bowen do his signature play-by-play on the radio, but they would have to wait for the 10 o’clock news for even the smallest video glimpse of what went on.
Last Friday night’s road game was probably the longest West Point has ever taken, and if one was not a part of the 300-plus crowd in the visitor’s section at Daytona Municipal Stadium, today’s multimedia was almost essential to get the game.

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