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A look back Here is a look back at some of the sports highlights that happened during the 2012-13 school year: August Aug. 15: East Coweta opens the 2012 softball season with a 4-1 victory over Northgate in the Georgia Dugout Club Tournament. The Lady Vikings come into the season fresh off a Class AAAA state title in 2011.

Aug. 24: The Newnan Cougars get a jump on the season, kicking off the 2012 campaign a week early than most schools with a 38-29 come-from-behind victory against Marietta. East Coweta and Northgate will play their openers a week later. All three teams featured first-year starting quarterbacks as sophomore Bailey Bryant started for Newnan, junior Bryce Gemmel for East Coweta and senior Josh Harrison for the Vikings.

SEPTEMBER Sept. 6: The East Coweta Lady Indians volleyball team end Northgate’s seven-year run as Coweta County champs, winning the title with victories over both the Lady Vikings and the Newnan Lady Cougars.

Sept. 6: In the first of three meetings between softball rivals, East Coweta pitcher Megan Chocallo lifts the Lady Indians to a 2-0 victory over Newnan.

Sept: 12: The East Coweta Indians became the second-straight victim from Coweta County to lose to Sandy Creek on the football field, falling to the Patriots 31-7. A week earlier, Newnan lost to the Patriots 38-7.

Sept. 14: Newnan Cougars put together a fourth-quarter comeback against Troup County to win 21-14 to move their record to 3-1.

The Cougars had to rally for all three wins during the first month of the season.

Sports Year in Review 2012-13 school year brought titles, said farewell to familiar faces

Photo by Jeffrey Leo

STATE CHAMPS: Northgate’s girls soccer team captured the program’s first state championship in impressive fashion last month, knocking off longtime Fayette rivals McIntosh and Whitewater in consecutive playoff games to finish on top in Class AAAAA.

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he 2012-13 school year in Coweta County will be remembered for state champions, the end of some long-standing eras, and quiet simply some dramatic moments that helped shape and define the past nine months on the field, in the gym, on the track and in the pool.

There were also plenty of heartaches as teams ended their seasons with sour taste in their mouths after coming up just short of region or state titles.

Northgate High School could easily be called the school of state champions thanks to wrestler Tyler Askey winning his fourth state title and finishing with a

194-0 career record.

The Lady Vikings soccer team also wove their magic, winning the Class AAAAA state title with a 4-1 victory over top-ranked Whitewater putting an end to Fayette County dominances.

REVIEW, page 6

October Oct. 5: East Coweta knocks off Newnan 5-4 on the softball diamond to capture the Region 3-AAAAAA title.

Oct. 19: Newnan’s volleyball team advanced to the secondround of the Class AAAAAA Tournament with a 3-0 win over McEachern. Northgate also gets a 3-0 win over Glynn Academy on the road in Brunswick.

Oct. 18: East Coweta sweeps Colquitt County to advance to the Elite 8 softball tournament in Columbus.

Oct. 19: The East Coweta Lady Indians volleyball team was knocked out of the first round of the Class AAAAAA tournament

by Roswell, getting swept in three games.

Oct. 28: The Northgate Lady Vikings volley team fell to Starr’s Mill 3-1 (23-25, 25-13, 25-20 and 25-21) at the Class AAAA Elite 8.

Oct. 31: Madras defeats Smokey Road 12-8 to win the CCMSAL football title.

November Nov. 9: The Newnan Cougars football team defeat East Coweta 21-7 in the final regular-season game for both teams. The playoffs open the following week.

Nov. 16: The Georgia High School Association playoffs start with Newnan beating Alcovy 38-0 and East Coweta beating Newton County 25-20. Northgate took an early exit from the first round of the Class AAAAA playoffs, falling to Harris County 31-14.

Nov. 17: Heritage Christian’s football team reaches its first 8-man ICSGA football championship game, playing Ballard (Ala.) Christian at Young Americans in Conyers. Ballard holds off Heritage 39-28.

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“I’ve made a lot of friends around the table in my life,” said Rebecca Lang, food writer, television personality and author of such cookbooks as “Around the Southern Table.”

Lang’s favorite dishes are those that are easy on the cook and incorporate Southern specialties, such as Vidalia onions. Whether you’re planning for several dozen guests or inviting over a few close friends, impress them with delicious dishes in a comfortable setting.

First- through fourth-graders relax and read during the Reading Safari at Heritage.

Reading program nets great reads for Heritage students Students at the Heritage School recently traveled into the jungles of their media center on a successful safari in search of good books.

Jo Dennin, media specialist at the school, created an encompassing Safari theme in the Katie Arnall Freeman Media Center. Dennin and others at Heritage put much energy into hand-making jungle-themed decor throughout the entire library for the event.

A three dimensional Jeep – an extension of the mural behind it – was a big hit with students.

“It was a great morning of reading activities,” Dennin said. Students entered the media center to discovered its transformation into a jungle and African

Savannah complete with lions and tigers.

“Students in first grade through fourth grade brought lots of great books to read. During the morning they also participated in Literature Trivia and listened to teachers read wonderful stories,” Dennin said.

A guest for the day was Curtis Richardson, a professional storyteller from the Wren’s Nest in Atlanta.

He “entertained students with wonderful stories,” Dennin said. “It was a great morning for everyone.”

The Wren’s Nest is the home of author Joel Chandler Harris and is a museum.

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Community Connection

Students display talents at Neweta pageant A number of local students showed their talents at the recent Black Awareness Pageant held by the Neweta Club of the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Inc. Neweta hosted the 38th Annual Black Awareness Pageant at Wadsworth Auditorium. Entertainment for the evening was provided by “Blessings X2,” composed of Jenna and Janna Jones, and professional vocalist/recording artist Reginald Carl “Reggie” Dancil.

Diamond Garnigan, first runner-up, “2012 Miss Black Awareness,” was the first program participant and welcomed everyone to the pageant, followed by club member Alice Malcolm with the inspiration and summary of the occasion. Neweta member Wilma Simmons introduced the Neweta Adult Club members, and Freda Zackery introduced the Neweta Youth Club members. Emcees for the evening were Martha Guy and Freddie Britt, who introduced the contestants during the Pageant Processional.

The Pageant Processional was elegant, as contesta nts were coached to ex h ibit poise, pride and personality. The processional of 2013 Black Awareness contestants included Mr. B&P, Preschool-K inderga rten, First-Fifth Grades, Sixth-Eighth Grades, and Ninth-Twelfth Grades.

The winners of each category were crowned/ acknowledged with f lowers and trophies and a percentage of their fundraising efforts by Brenda Martin, Neweta president, and Radiedre’ Hill, first vice-president - assisted by Octavia Mahone and Gail Miller.

Winners and participants included:

Mr. B&P: Justin Burdett – Winner; Joshua Martin – First Runner-up.

Preschool: Kasey Davis – Winner; Scotlin Rose Martin – First Runner-up; and Diona Amore Dantasia Tolbert.

First through Fifth: Ahdeshia Alexander, Keniya Alexander, Javia Barber, Natel Cousin – Second Runner-up, Iyana Delaleu, Jaliyah Elder – First Run ner-up, London Mi kasa Ma rtin, Ma ka la Philpot, Angel Richardson, Raven Roberts - Winner.

Six t h through Eight h: K ael i n Ga r n iga n - Winner.

Ni nt h t h roug h 1 2 t h: D e st i ny G a r n i g a n - W i n n e r, D i a m o n d G a r n i g a n – S e c o n d Runner-up, Morgan Ward – First Runner-up.

Other pagea nt contest included activities t h at were a lea r n i ng ex per ience a nd age/ developmentally appropriate. Those winners and participants each received a certificate and the winners received gift cards. They were: Art contest: Justin Burdett (Winner), Kasey Davis, Scotlin Martin, Diona Tolbert.

Poetry contest: Raven Roberts (Winner), Angel Richardson, Jaliyah Elder, Javia Barber, Makala Philpot.

Black History Activity: Angel Richardson, Raven Roberts, London Martin, Joshua Martin, Scotlin Martin, Makala Philpot, Iyana Delaleu, Destiny Garnigan, Diamond Garnigan, Kaelin Garnigan.

Family and friends contest: Angel Richardson.

Spirit Award: Angel Richardson (Winner), London Martin, Makala Philpot, Raven Roberts.

The 9th-12th Grade Winners in the Neweta Black Awareness

Pageant were Destiny Garnigan (winner) and Diamond Garnigan (second runner-up). Not pictured, Morgin Ward, first runner-up.

The 6th-8th Grade division winner in Neweta’s Black Awarenss Pageant was Kaelin Garnigan.

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OK, it’s better than Ethiopian Time for something a little different.

The past three-day weekend gave me a chance to try out a few dishes. First was the necessity of getting another smoker. I say another because, well, I’ve been through a few.

So I rocked in a couple of Boston Butts and some pork loins. Dry rub only, thank you very much. And unlike most, I usually use mesquite wood chips for my smoke. I guess it’s the Oklahoma roots in me.

Another night it was lamb curry. We are still playing with that one simply because we keep trying different curry seasonings. You’d think curry was curry.

But curry is like tomatoes, there are so many different varieties after a while you just say, “I want a red one.”

Anyway, that got me looking back over some favorite recipes. Which in turn just made me dang hungry. For those who follow this column, you know that the Little Black Dress and I believe the kitchen is the heart of the home. It’s where we create with the SONs of Thunder. Where we dance. We cook.

Over the years we’ve tried out various recipes on friends. Because of their willingness to serve as food tasters, we always name the dish after them. And in our latest book, The Little Black Dress and the SONs of Thunder - Recipes on Life and Food, we also include the story of how we came up with the dish, followed by the actual recipe.

So here’s “The Warren’s ‘Okay This Is Better Than Ethiopian Food’ Rosemary and Crab Chicken.”

Kelly Warren has been one of the Little Black Dress’s dearest friends for ages. In fact, they met in the woods, but that’s another story. The LBD and I went to see Kelly get hitched to Jeff in New York, and it was at that time Kelly gave me “suggestions” on what type of wedding ring The Dress would like. Amazing how women stick together.

Anyway, Jeff and Kelly came down to our wedding and we all planned for them to come down after we got settled.

Well, they finally made it and wanted to go have Ethiopian food. For some reason, I don’t see the connection between “food” and “Ethiopia” so I convinced The Dress to convince Kelly and Jeff to come to our house for dinner instead.

Now, knowing I had to beat these New Yorkers’ ideas of “great Ethiopian food,” I spent about six hours digging through every cookbook I have. With a hint from that book and an idea from another and

JOHN WINTERS

so on, this is what we came up with. It must have worked, nothing was left.

Rosemary and Crab Chicken 4 chicken breasts, boneless, skinless and

pounded to ¼-inch thickness ——— 2 eggs ——— 1 cup bread crumbs ——— ½ cup of rosemary leaves ——— 1 small can of crab, get it fresh if you can ——— 1 tomato, diced Pound the chicken breasts between some saran wrap and a meat tenderizer or some such thing until they are one-quarter inch thick. Pound from the inside and work your way out by pushing it.

Mix the eggs up in a bowl. Dredge the chicken in the eggs then let the excess drip off. Put the bread crumbs in a dinner plate. Sprinkle the chicken with the rosemary leaves and then place them one at a time in the bread crumbs. You want to completely cover the chicken with the crumbs.

Do that with each one and set aside.

Get a large skillet and put a teaspoon or so of vegetable oil in and turn on to medium high heat. Put each of the breasts in and cook about 4 minutes on each side. Don’t let them dry out, if that happens, add a little more vegetable oil.

After they are done, put each one on a dinner plate, or whatever you are serving on. Take the crab and put some on top of each breast. (You can heat the crab up in a little butter beforehand if you want). Follow that with the diced tomatoes.

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Grilling safety tips

Tacos with Lime Marinated Vidalia Onions and Grilled Italian Sausages

(pictured on front page) Servings: 4 to 6 “Tacos loaded with color and flavor spice up a summertime cookout like nothing else,” Lang said. “Arrange all the ingredients on a platter for tacos that are pretty and easy for guests to put together.”

Servings: 8 (makes 16 sliders) “These little burgers pack a big punch with both caramelized and grilled Vidalia onions,” Lang said. “They’re gloriously dressed up with blue cheese, fancy mayonnaise and pickled okra.

Look for slider buns in your local bakery or bread section of larger grocery stores or use small dinner rolls.”

1/2 cup mayonnaise

2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper 1/2 teaspoon paprika 1/2 cup chopped pecans, toasted

2 tablespoons olive oil, divided

2 Vidalia onions, divided

1 pound lean ground beef (7% fat)

1 pound ground chuck (20% fat)

5 ounces crumbled blue cheese (1 1/4 cups) 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 16 slider buns or round dinner rolls 24 pickled okra pods, sliced lengthwise in half

2 cups baby arugula Wooden picks, optional Whisk together mayonnaise, lemon juice, cayenne and paprika. Stir in pecans. Cover and refrigerate until serving.

Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil in large skillet over medium heat. Cut 1 onion into half-moons. Cook onion 18 to 20 min­ utes, stir­ring often, until caramel colored. Cool and chop into 1/2-inch pieces.

Preheat grill to medium heat.

Slice remaining onion into 1/3-inch-thick slices. Rub with remaining table­spoon olive oil. Grill for 6 to 8 minutes per side, flipping carefully with spatula, or until softened and grill marked. Cut each slice into 3 or 4 wedges. Set aside.

Combine lean ground beef, ground chuck, blue cheese, caramel­ized onion, salt and pepper. Divide beef mixture into 16 equal portions (scant 1/3 cup each); gently shape each portion into 3/4-inch-thick patty.

Arrange patties on lightly oiled grill rack; grill 7 to 8 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness.

Place buns, cut sides down, on grill rack. Grill for 1 minute or until toasted.

Spread about 1 teaspoon mayon­naise on bottom half of each bun; top with 1 patty. Top each slider with another teaspoon mayonnaise, grilled onion wedge, pickled okra halves, and about 2 tablespoons arugula. Top with bun tops. Secure with wooden picks, if desired.

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Servings: 8 “Topping an impressive side of salmon with a refreshing blend of citrus-kissed mangos and Vidalia onions simply screams summer­time,” Lang said. “The fish can be served hot or cold, so it makes the rest of the menu a breeze.”

2 mangos 2 Vidalia onions 1/4 cup freshly squeezed lime juice 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice 1 tablespoon honey 2 tablespoons olive oil 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons Ginger 1 (3-pound) whole side of wild salmon with skin 1 tablespoon olive oil Salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste 3 tablespoons fresh mint, chopped Lime wedges, optional Peel and slice mangos into 1/8-inch-thick slices. Slice onions into 2 x 1/8-inch slices (julienne). Combine in large glass mixing bowl.

Whisk lime juice, lemon juice, honey, 2 tablespoons olive oil, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and ginger in a small bowl. Pour over mango mixture. Cover and chill for 1 hour.

Preheat grill to medium heat. Rub top of salmon with 1 table­spoon olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Grill fish, skin side down (without flipping), over indirect heat for 16 to 18 minutes, or until easily flakes with fork. Use an extra large spatula or rimless baking sheet to gently lift salmon off the grill, leaving skin on the grill rack.

Stir mint into mango mix­ture. Allow salmon to cool for about 5 minutes. Use slotted spoon to top salmon with mango mixture, arrang­ing down the center of the fish.

Garnish with lime wedges, if desired.

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1 yellow bell pepper, cut into 1/3-inch strips

1 red bell pepper, cut into 1/3-inch strips

1 orange bell pepper, cut into 1/3-inch strips

2 Vidalia onions, sliced into half-moons

3 jalapeño peppers, sliced into very thin strips 1/4 cup freshly squeezed lime juice

3 tablespoons olive oil

1 tablespoon Cilantro

2 teaspoons Chunky Garlic 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper

1 (19-ounce) package Italian Mild Sausage Links 10 (6-inch) corn tortillas

2 Avocados from Mexico, sliced

5 ounces goat cheese, crumbled

2 cups grape tomatoes, sliced in half

1 lime, cut into 6 wedges Combine bell peppers, onions and jalapeño peppers in large bowl. In small bowl, whisk together lime juice, olive oil, cilantro, garlic, salt and pepper. Pour over bell pepper mix­ture. Marinate for 45 minutes.

Preheat grill to medium heat (about 350°F). Add sausages and grill, covered, 15 to 20 min­utes, turning often, until browned and cooked through. Cool slightly and cut in half lengthwise.

Use slotted spoon to transfer bell pepper mixture to a grill basket. Grill over medium heat for about 10 minutes, until slightly charred. Discard marinade.

Grill tortillas until warm, about 1 minute per side.

Arrange a large platter with bell pepper mixture, sausages, avocados, goat cheese, tomatoes and tortillas. Serve with lime wedges.

• Never leave your grill unattended. Keep children and pets at least three feet away from the grill area.

• Keep your grill clean by removing grease or fat buildup from the grills and in trays below the grill.

• Always make sure your gas grill lid is open before igniting it.

• Check the gas tank hose for leaks before using it for the first time each year.

• If you smell gas while cooking, immediately get away from the grill and call the fire department. Do not move the grill.

• If the flame goes out, turn the grill and gas off and wait at least 15 minutes before re-lighting it.

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A LOOK BACK

reviEw Continued from page 1A

Annie Swords of the Heritage School added a individual state title at the GISA Class AAA golf tournament.

At least four veteran coaches also stepped aside this year after long and successful careers patrolling the sidelines, including East Coweta girls basketball coach Paula Jones, Northgate boys basketball coach Mack Cain, Northgate wrestling coach Adrian Anderson and Newnan baseball coach Kenny Morris.

When it comes to impressive records, Askey’s will be hard to top.

Askey dominated his matches, racking up points and waiting for just the right moment to position himself for the pin.

Many of the points scored against the University of Virginia-bound wrestler came when he intentionally allowed his opponents to escape, part of his strategy to set up his next move.

It was the same story in his final high school match of his career. as he knocked off Ware County’s David Shavers in a dominating 16-6 victory.

Shavers hadn’t lost all year until he stepped on the mat with arguably one of the best high school wrestlers this state has ever scene.

“He is the best wrestler I have ever coached,” Anderson said. “I have never stopped being amazed how just keeps getting better, Anderson said.

Anderson said he didn’t plan to go out just because Askey is graduating, but says the time is right.

The long-time wrestling coach finishes his career with more than 300 wins.

“It wasn’t planned that Tyler and I would go out together, it just sort of happened that way,” Anderson said. “It’s been a lot of fun and I have had the chance to coach some great kids.”

The Lady Vikings helped put Coweta County on the soccer map, ending some some longstanding dominance by teams just across the line in Fayette County en route to their first state title in school history.

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Northgate senior Tyler Askey concluded his varsity career with a fourth consecutive state championship and a perfect record, only the third wrestler in Georgia history to achieve the feat.

this year’s state title. With only three seniors on the team, and playing in Area 4-AAAAA, the toughest soccer league in the state, flew under the radar.

But after the Lady Vikings secured three straight road playoff wins against Lee County, Lakeside-Evans and Pope to advance to the Final Four, they put together their most impressive and dramatic wins of the year, beating twotime defending state champion McIntosh 2-1 in overtime in Peachtree City to make every one sit up and take notice.

Freshman Lily Barron was the hero of the contest, scoring twice including the tying goal with four minutes left in regulation.

Then the stage was set — a showdown with top ranked Whitewater in Carrollton that the Lady Vikings completely dominated in the second half.

After taking a 1-0 lead at the end of the first half and then allowing Whitewater to score the tying goal just seconds into the second half, the Lady Vikings tallied the final three goals.

Seniors Micayla Crenshaw scored twice and Hannah Murray once in the championship game to close out their high school careers. Northgate fans also got a sneak preview of the future with a goal from Barron.

Fellow freshman Cara Rhoad also added an assist.

“They put in the time, said Northgate head coach Bryan Hicks after the title game. “All those early mornings, all the hard work. Here’s the result.

Feb. 16: Northgate wrestler Tyler Askey finished his remarkable career with his fourth state title. Askey never lost a high school Continued from page 1A match, finishing with a 194-0 record.

The University of Virginia-bound wrestler capped his career with Nov. 23: Both the East Coweta a 16-6 record victory over David and Newnan football teams ended Shavers in the finals at the Macon their seasons with second-round Colliseum. losses in the playoffs. Newnan fell Feb. 21: The Morrow boys defeat 26-23 to Colquitt County, while East Newnan 63-54 in first-round of the Coweta dropped a 34-14 decision to Class AAAAA basketball tournaCamden County. ment, while Northside-Columbus Nov. 30: The Heritage School’s beat Northgate 64-46. most successful football season in March school history ends in the GISA Class March 1: The East Coweta Indians AAA championship game against baseball team begins the month Deerfield Windsor in Albany. The of March with a 10-0 mercy-rule Hawks came up short in a 27-19 loss. victory over South Forsyth. It was December the third win of the year for East Dec. 5: Northgate’s swim team Coweta, which won 16 in a row to start the season and eventucaptures a team title at the annual Coweta County Championship meet ally earned a No. 1-ranking from the Georgia Dugout Club in Class at the Summit YMCA PenistonAAAAAA. Powell Aquatic Center.

March 15: The East Coweta Dec. 12: East Coweta wrestling boys defeated Tucker 2-0 in a nonteam recaptures the “ugly rug” by region soccer game to start a streak winning a title at the annual Coweta of six straight shutouts.

County Championships.

March 16: The Heritage School Dec. 13: Madras Middle’s boys and Trinity Christian split region socand Lee’s girls capture Coweta cer games with the Lions and Lady County Middle School Athletic Hawks earning victories.

League soccer championships.

March 16: Whitewater’s girls socDec. 22: Coweta County was well cer team holds off Northgate 1-0 represented at the first Coalition in Area 4-AAAAA play. Things will Bowl high school all-star game be a whole lot different nearly two played at the Georgia Dome. months later when the teams meet Newnan cornerback Rodney Tennie again in the Class AAAAA state and East Coweta kicker/punter title game at the University of West Spencer Smith each took home Georgia. team and MVP honors as their March 25: The Newnan girls socCentral All-Star team won 10-0. cer team beat rival East Coweta 1-0 January in the Coweta Cup. Although they Jan. 6: Newnan defensive back lost to Northgate two days later, a Tray Matthews, who signed to tie breaking system gave the county play at the University of Georgia, trophy to Newnan. capped his high school career with April an appearance in the U.S. Army April 13: Northgate senior All-American game in San Antonio.

Jonathan Fleckenstein leads the Matthews enrolled at Georgia in Vikings’ baseball team to a 13-4 January and went through spring win on the road at Ola to keep the practice with the Bulldogs.

Jan. 11: East Coweta and Newnan Vikings’ playoffs alive.

April 16: In the opener of the basketball teams split their rivalry three-game baseball series, East with the Cougars winning the boys Coweta rolls past Newnan 12-1 with game 67-58, while the Lady Indians both teams battling for the Region won 50-40.

3-AAAAAA crown.

Jan.18: Heritage provides a sneak April 18: Newnan beats East preview of its new basketball facilCoweta 6-2 to even a best-of-three ity with a sweep over rival Trinity baseball series with a region title on Christian School. The new facility the line. will officially open for the 2013-14 April 20: After waiting an extra season. day due to rain, East Coweta wins February the rubber match off its series with Feb. 1: Coaching her final seaNewnan following a 12-5 win, evenson at East Coweta, longtime Lady tually earning the region title by a Indians head girls basketball coach single game in the standings.

Paula Jones wins her 516th game April 24: The Heritage School with a 60-48 victory over Tri-Cities. girls soccer team blanks Calvary Feb. 6: National Signing Day sees Christian 8-0 to reach the GISA athletes sign Division I football Class AAA Elite 8 with a lineup that scholarships at Northgate, Newnan includes just two seniors and a East Coweta, The Heritage School junior. and Trinity Christian on a landmark April 27: Westminster School of day for football signings.

Augusta ends the Heritage School Feb. 13: The Northgate Vikings girls soccer season with a 1-0 victory make some basketball history with in the second round of the playoffs. a 40-33 win over McIntosh in the April 30: All three local girls teams Region 4-AAAAAA tournament. The win over the Chiefs clinched the pro- begin the GHSA soccer playoffs with victories as Northgate beats Lee gram’s first trip to the state tournaCounty 5-2, Newnan beats Lovejoy ment and prolonged the retirement 10-0, and East Coweta beat Luella of longtime boys coach Mack Cain.

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There was activity Friday at the new Poplar Road campus of Piedmont Newnan Hospital, set to offi- room It’s not a process anyone the and hospital cially open Tuesday. On Friday, outpatient radiology procedures began at the new outpatient lab and respiratory center opened. The Poplar Road Command Center, from which the takes lightly. But, so far, the procedure is going smoothly final move will be overseen Tuesday, opened Friday during daytime hours.

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Vikings get a 1-0 victory on the road against Pope to advance to the Class AAAAA final four.

May 10: East Coweta freshman Aliah Whisby finishes second in the Class AAAAAA state high jump in Albany with a distance of 5 feet, 4 inches.

May 11: After reaching the second round of the Class AAAAAA boys soccer playoffs, No. 2-ranked East Coweta knocks off defending state champion Lambert 3-2.

May 14: Northgate’s girls soccer team continues a string of road playoff victories with its most impressive yet. Taking on area nemesis McIntosh, the Lady Vikings rally for two goals late for a 2-1 overtime win over the two-time state champion Lady Chiefs in the state semifinals, advancing to the first soccer title in Northgate’s history.

May 14: Milton puts an end to East Coweta’s baseball season with 7-4 and 11-1 victories to sweep the Indians in the Class AAAAAA state quarterfinals.

May 15: East Coweta’s boys soccer season comes to an end with a 3-2 loss at Berkmar in a game decided by penalty kicks. Both teams make their first six shots before Berkmar comes away with a 7-6 decision.

May 18: The Northgate Lady Vikings stun Whitewater’s topranked soccer team 4-1 for the Class AAAAA state championship. The team never trailed before breaking a 1-1 tie with three unanswered goals in the second half amidst a drizzling rain at the University of West Georgia.

May 20: Heritage School golfer Annie Swords fires a 77 to win GISA Class AAA low medalist honors at the state tournament.

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May 2: Northgate’s Conner Bergh and Alex Anderson scored points of the Vikings at the Class AAAAA state track and field meet. Bergh finished third in the pole vault with a 13 feet, 6 inches mark. Anderson tied for fourth with a 12-6 finish.

May 3: East Coweta beats Rockdale and Newnan knocks off Newton, both in sweeps to open the Class AAAAAA baseball tournament. Northgate splits with Hardaway to force a third game in AAAAA. May 4: The Vikings season comes to an end with a 6-0 loss to Hardaway in Columbus.

May 7: Northgate continues its run in the playoffs with a 3-2 second-round win over Lakeside-Evans at the girls tournament. East Coweta falls to No. 1-ranked Harrison 5-1, while Hillgrove beats Newnan 1-0.

May 8: The Indians roll past Campbell 4-2 in the second round of the Class AAAAAA soccer playoffs.

Newnan also gets a second round victory over Lowndes, winning the game 3-2. Northgate’s season ends with a 2-0 loss to Houston County.

May 8: East Coweta splits with Marietta, and Newnan splits with Tift County to force a third and deciding game in the second-round of the Class AAAAAA baseball tournament.

May 9: East Coweta extends its baseball season with a 3-2 win over Marietta. Longtime Newnan coach Kenny Morris ends his baseball coaching career with son Drew by his side in uniform as Tift County beats Newnan 5-2 in Game 3 of its second round Class AAAAAA series.

Three playoff wins give Morris 469 for his career in the dugout.

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