Warthen is surrounded by family and coaches Wednesday morning. Steven Cary
MILLEDGEVILLE — Andreus Warthen signs with Georgia Military College to play football on Saturday’s for the Bulldogs beginning in fall 2012. From left to right (front): Sarah Warthen, grandmother; Cynthia Warthen, mother; Andreus Warthen; Andre Warthen, father; and Manquez Warthen, brother. (Back): Pam Grant, Vice Principal; Steven Simpson, defensive coordinator; Brad Owens, head coach; John Thornton, principal; and Robert Couch, athletic director.
With schools getting out for the summer, it is time for sports camps throughout the community to gear up, beginning with the Southern Prep Hoops Youth Development Camp held in Georgia Military Prep School’s Cordell Events Center June 7 through 9.
While the Baldwin High football team missed out on its Spring Game this year due to severe weather, the Braves come away from spring ball plea-sed with the im-provements made in the offseason.
The Durham Bulls, sponsored by K.C. Eady Insurance Repair, won the 2012 Rookie League with a 11-1 record.
After spending five weeks conditioning and working on position assignments, the Georgia Military Junior College football team got things going with their Red and Black Spring Game Saturday, May 19.
Basketball players from Georgia Military Prep School raised some eyebrows in the Amateur Athletic Union’s (AAU) Ninth Grade and Under District Basketball Tournament hosted by GMC Prep May 4 through 6, as the players finished a surprising third place overall as a part of the Southern Prep Hoops team.
An amazing season has finally come to a close for No. 18 Georgia College golf, as head coach Jimmy Wilson and the Bobcats fell 3-2 to No. 3 CSU-Stanislaus in the NCAA Quarterfinals Medal-Match Play Thursday.
A minor facelift took place for Georgia Military Prep School recently, as the Bulldogs have announced the replacements for John Griffin, head girls basketball coach, and Athletic Director Garry Couch, also softball and baseball head coach, who announced their retirements earlier this spring.
Coming off one of the most successful seasons in program history in 2011, the Georgia Military College Prep Bulldogs gear up for this fall by participating in their annual spring football game Friday, May 18.
Head Trojan baseball coach Justin Mills couldn’t conceal his pride and excitement at John Milledge Academy senior Dusty Tyson’s Tuesday signing.
Senior Jordan Demmon allowed no earned runs and retired seven, but the John Milledge Academy offense fell short at the plate in a 3-0 season ending loss to Westfield last Saturday.
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