Boys Top 10 Rank Region Record 1. Norcross 7-AAAAAA 17-2 2. Dacula 8-AAAAAA 14-4 3. Shiloh 8-AAAAAA 14-4 4. Grayson 8-AAAAAA 16-3 5. Collins Hill 7-AAAAAA 16-3 6. Berkmar 8-AAAAAA 12-7 7. Brookwood 8-AAAAAA 14-5 8. Peachtree Ridge 7-AAAAAA 12-7 9. Duluth 7-AAAAAA 13-7 10. Central Gwinnett 8-AAAAAA 10-8 Girls Top 10 Rank Region Record
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9th grade girls play Saturday 1/23 at 11:00am v. North Gwinnett AT Central Gwinnett The winner of the above game plays Monday 1/25 at 6pm v. Grayson AT Central Gwinnett 9th grade boys play the winner of the Discovery/Dacula game on Monday 1/25 at 4:30pm AT Central Gwinnett The winner of the above game plays
Central Gwinnett used a strong surge in the fourth quarter to top Shiloh 61-58 on Tuesday night in a Region 8-AAAAAA battle. Shiloh (14-4, 8-2) led by 10 at the half and by nine after three quarters before the Black Knights (10-8, 5-5) went on a 20-8 run to pull away for the win. Jalen
Emani Bell of Shiloh led all players with 21 points on Tuesday night as the Generals rolled to a 61-39 win at Central Gwinnett in Region 8-AAAAAA. Sharai Lay flirted with a triple-double for Shiloh (7-12, 2-8) with 19 points, 12 rebounds and five assists, while Christina Massey finished with 13 points and 13 boards.
Dominc Taylor, Nyota Edjidjimo, Alice Koschella, Anna Rayford, Pelumi Oluleye, Jenelle Cranston, Jenny Nguyen, Zakiya George, Isabel Arscott
Class AAAAAA 1. Wheeler (13-5) 2. Norcross (16-2) 3. Westlake (13-2) 4. Shiloh (14-3) 5. Tift County (17-2) 6. Pebblebrook (12-7) 7. Tucker (16-4) 8. McEachern (15-3) 9. Newton (16-2) 10. Berkmar (11-6)
Class AAAAAA 1. Westlake (13-2) 2. Norcross (16-2) 3. Wheeler (13-5) 4. Tift County (17-2) 5. Shiloh (14-3) 6. Newton (16-2) 7. Pebblebrook (12-7) 8. McEachern (15-3) 9. Dacula (13-4) 10.Collins Hill (16-2)
By David Williams, CmpE 00 Georgia Tech has always prided itself on being an institution that values performance in the classroom, and in turn holds its students to high academic standards. Student-athletes are treated no differently. In fact, that’s exactly why many make Tech their college of choice. Regina Tate-Leslie, who ranks as one of
“I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.’ “I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word in reality. That is why right, temporarily defeated, is stronger than evil triumphant.” “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out
