The Warren County football program is back in the spotlight once again. Aquinas head coach Matt LeZotte told the Augusta Chronicle that he plans to submit film to the GHSA from this past Friday’s game where two of his players were lost for the remainder of the season. LeZotte called several of Warren County’s hits questionable and “blatant.” Seniors Dane Anderson and Collin Oliver were lost with knee and ankle injuries, respectively. Aquinas has qualified for the Class A playoffs. ...
Unfortunately another Georgia high school football game was marred by an off-the-field issue in a season full of such incidents. A fracas ended the Mary Persons/West Laurens game early last Friday as benches cleared with two minutes left and the Bulldogs leading 29-7. In a story from macon.com, West Laurens coach Stacy Nobles blamed the officials for losing control and letting the game get completely out of hand. The win iced a playoff berth for Mary Persons and ended West Laurens season at 5-5. ...
The Eagles of Northside-Warner Robins broke the state-record for consecutive 10-win seasons, registering the program’s 14th straight season with double-digit victories. The Eagles will enter the playoffs as Region 1-AAAA No. 1 seed. ...
If Flowery Branch is to make the Georgia Dome and play for a state title, the Falcons may want to draw on the 2007 team’s experience after Lee Shaw’s squad won four straight road playoff games to reach the title game. Flowery Branch was 9-0 entering the regular-season finale at Clarke Central before losing to the Gladiators. A three-way tie, including Heritage-Conyers, among the Region 8-AAAA tri-champions forced a draw, sending Flowery Branch to the No. 3 seed.
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