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Te bulldogs started the season strong but have slided since then. Tey played GAC on Oct. 7 in which both teams were all offense, put- ting up a combined score of 100.
Oct. 3 was the last game of the sea- son against Blessed Trinity in the region tournament. The lady bulldogs fell to Blessed 7-0.
On Oct. 12 the bulldogs traveled to Buford high school for the Buford in- vitational. On Oct. 1st the team ran in the Wesleyan invita- tional.
On Oct 4, the lady bulldogs com- peted in a region tournament. Tey defeated Clarkston, but lost close games to Hebron and Providence.
Junior Terryon Ro- bison and sopho- more Vito Anti- nozzi have played to their potential. Anti- nozzi has thrown 11 touchdowns, six of them to Robinson.
Junior Julia Banks has proven her worth this sea- son. She hit ten homeruns and led the team with 20 runs-batted-in (RBI).
For the boys, ju- niors Joey Ronca and Djiby Sy have continued to display excellence. Djiby’s brother, junior Su- laymane Sy, has also emerged as a top runner.
Junior Diamond Simpson trans- ferred from Cham- blee high school and made the var- sity this season. She played setter and had an immediate impact on the team.
“We have under- achieved due to in- juries, mistakes and not performing as a team to our full po- tential. We have lost the games we felt we should’ve won.” – Price Jones
“We beat Wes- leyan for the first time in school’s history and Coach Anderson told me this was the hard- est season we have ever played.” – Allison Paul
“This has been a whirlwind of a sea- son so far. Over- all, I have been pleased with the teams dedication and performances at meets.” – Claire McCarty
“Our record out- side of our area is great, but in our area it’s a tough area and very com-
petitive.The girls overcame a lot of adversity to do as well as they did.” – Olivia Roller
A win over Clarkston and the play-in game will send the bulldogs to the state playoffs. The play-in game could be a rematch of last year’s playoff decsion game against Westminster.
Te lady bulldogs fin- ished the season with a 10-15 record. Tey won a tournament in Columbus, GA to start the season and reached the region tournament at the end of the season.
The team runs at the Carrollton Last Chance meet on Oct. 22 and then the re- gion 6AA meet on Oct. 27.
Off the turf
SL: What do you like to do more, run or throw the ball. Why?
Te lady dawgs fin- ished their season 10-11. Tey lost two out of the three of their last games, dur- ing the region tour- nament on Oct. 4.
VA: Trowing the ball, because other players get involved.
SL: What’s your least favorite school to play?
VA: North Springs, because it is a lose- lose situation. If you beat them it is, “yeah great we beat the worst team ever as- sembled,” and if you lose to them it is “we just lost to the worst team ever assembled.”
By the numbers 7 .564
Number of male cross country runners with race times under 20 minutes.
Batting average for soft- ball slugger Julia Banks. As a junior, she also had a .667 on base precentage.
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SL: What is your favorite sport to play, besides football?
VA: Basketball, but I cannot shoot to save my life.
717
Total number of yards junior Terryon Robison has produced over the first seven games. During this stretch, he averages one touchdwon per game.
SL: What three things would you bring to a desert island?
VA: Portable DVD player, Nacho Libre and extra batteries.
with Decatur’s varsity quarterback Sam Levy: How does it feel to be sacked?
Vito Antinozzi: Not good, like people don’t care about you and you have no friends, but this is a temporary feeling that goes away quickly.
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