volleyball
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High School Sports
Population Boom Boosts Jackson County Volleyball Team
The halls at Jackson County High School are growing busier each year, and so is the volleyball court. As the county’s population surges, more students are filling classrooms, lockers and tryout lists. The squeak of sneakers and the thud of volleyballs echo through the gym as coaches call out drills,…
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High School Sports
Beyond the Lines: Revealing the Experiences of Student-Athletes
High school and college athletes face unique challenges. University of Georgia students Katie Morrison and Rodrigo Blankenship bring you an inside look at those challenges and the pressures “Beyond the Lines.” PART 1 Part 1 explores the challenges student-athletes face in two different sports: high school football and collegiate…
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UGA Sports
Bulldogs Fall to the LSU Tigers
The UGA volleyball team is on road this week as they head on over to Auburn Wednesday for yet another Tiger brawl after getting mawled by the LSU tigers yesterday afternoon. From the very start, it just wasn’t looking good for the Bulldogs, after losing the first set by 12 points.…
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Sports
Daily Sports Wrap-Up: Nov. 30
By Nicole Castrellon UGA: \t Football head coach Mark Richt steps down. Here is a recap of the press conference from Monday morning where Richt talks feeling “blessed” and what he looks forward to in the future. \t Georgia Men’s Basketball lost to Seton Hall (5-0) Saturday in their first…
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UGA Sports
Grady Newsource Daily UGA Sports Roundup: Nov. 9
\t Sophomore Zach Healy picked up his first career win and Georgia golf placed second in the Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic. The tournament took place in Hawaii and was the Bulldogs final tournament of the fall season. Georgia finished behind Oklahoma, who led for the entire tournament. The men’s golf team does…
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UGA Sports
Grady Newsource Daily Sports Roundup: Nov. 4
\t The undefeated men’s and women’s swimming and diving team faces in-state rival Georgia Tech Nov. 4 at 4 p.m. in the Gabrielsen Natatorium. \t UGA men’s golf finished second in the East Lake Cup championships Nov. 3 against Illinois. The championship match was decided in extra holes between Georgia’s Greyson Sigg and…
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Sports
Grady Newsource Daily Sports Roundup: Nov. 2
\t UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA: \t Georgia football fell to no. 11 Florida Saturday 27-3 in Jacksonville, FL. \t According to head coach Mark Richt in his telephone conference Sunday night, running back Sony Michel fractured a bone in his hand early in the game but continued to play with a…
