The varsity softball team had 5 players selected to the GISA Region 2-AAA softball team:
Juniors: Lindsey Murphy, Shelley Wolfe, Katlyn Guin
Sophomore Kayla Steele
Freshman Anna Dooley
Two of the players were selected to the GISA AAA All-State Team:
Junior Lindsey Murphy
Sophomore Kayla Steele
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Brett Layson and Harrison Gore
Here are the updated stats on Brett Layson and Harrison Gore:
Brett Layson - Sophomore - DB - Georgia Southern
5 solo tackles
5 assists
10 total tackles
1 tackle for loss
Harrison Gore - Freshman - LB - Faulkner University
6 solo tackles
11 assists
17 total tackles
1 pass defended
1 fumble recovery
Brett Layson - Sophomore - DB - Georgia Southern
5 solo tackles
5 assists
10 total tackles
1 tackle for loss
Harrison Gore - Freshman - LB - Faulkner University
6 solo tackles
11 assists
17 total tackles
1 pass defended
1 fumble recovery
Monday, November 9, 2009
One Warm Coat
Volunteer Macon is sponsoring a coat drive on behalf of One Warm Coat. Everyone is encouraged to bring clean, slightly used or new coats to the football game Friday night. A box will be located at each gate. If you would like to bring coats in before the game on Friday, you may place them in the box located in Mrs. Watson's office.
Sunday Telegraph coverage
From Sunday Morning Quarterback by Jonathan Heeter (macon.com)
Looking ahead:
Westfield at Tattnall: The Trojans scored 21 unanswered points to make a blowout competitive in a 28-21 loss to the Hornets earlier in the season.
Middle Georgia quintet dominates GISA first round - Telegraph Staff (from macon.com)
All five Middle Georgia GISA schools won their playoff openers giving the area five of the eight quarterfinal playoff teams.
It’s the first time since 2003 that all four Bibb County schools advanced past the first round.
That season, FPD, Mount de Sales and Stratford all lost in the quarterfinals. Only Tattnall Square made it past that round. The Trojans lost to George Walton in the championship game.
Looking ahead:
Westfield at Tattnall: The Trojans scored 21 unanswered points to make a blowout competitive in a 28-21 loss to the Hornets earlier in the season.
Middle Georgia quintet dominates GISA first round - Telegraph Staff (from macon.com)
All five Middle Georgia GISA schools won their playoff openers giving the area five of the eight quarterfinal playoff teams.
It’s the first time since 2003 that all four Bibb County schools advanced past the first round.
That season, FPD, Mount de Sales and Stratford all lost in the quarterfinals. Only Tattnall Square made it past that round. The Trojans lost to George Walton in the championship game.
First round playoff scores and 2nd round matchups
First Round Playoff Scores:
TSA 41 John Milledge 14
Westfield 20 Holy Spirit 14
Pinecrest 38 Brookwood 6
Mount de Sales 35 Gatewood 14
Deerfield 44 Mount Vernon 6
FPD 41 Trinity 0
Stratford 35 Pinewood 22
George Walton 35 Southland 0
Second Round Matchups:
Westfield at TSA
FPD at Deerfield
Mount de Sales at Pinecrest
Stratford at George Walton
TSA 41 John Milledge 14
Westfield 20 Holy Spirit 14
Pinecrest 38 Brookwood 6
Mount de Sales 35 Gatewood 14
Deerfield 44 Mount Vernon 6
FPD 41 Trinity 0
Stratford 35 Pinewood 22
George Walton 35 Southland 0
Second Round Matchups:
Westfield at TSA
FPD at Deerfield
Mount de Sales at Pinecrest
Stratford at George Walton
TSA 41 John Milledge 14
The varsity football team beat John Milledge Friday night 41-14 in the opening round of the GISA AAA playoffs. Tattnall scored 5 1st half touchdowns to take a 35-0 halftime lead. Ryan Batholomew scored on 2 touchdown runs and a pass to Ham Goodner. Andrew Layson and John Rader each had a first half touchdown as well.
Tattnall will host Westfield in the second round Friday at 7:30. Westfield beat Holy Spirit 20-14 in the first round.
To see the Telegraph article, click here
Friday, November 6, 2009
Telegraph Preview / Reminder
The varsity football team opens the playoffs at home vs John Milledge tonight. Game time is set for 7:30. Golden Trojan members will still be able to park in the back parking lot, but everyone must pay admission in the playoffs.
From Macon.com
John Milledge (0-9) at Tattnall (8-2)
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Series history: Tattnall leads 16-6
Earlier this year: Tattnall won 38-0
Key JMA Trojans: WR Johnny Pittman, Sr.; RB Josh Hartzell, Sr.
Key TSA Trojans: LB Hank Avery, Sr.; RB John Rader, Soph.; RB Andrew Layson, Soph.
Scouting report: Tattnall shouldn’t have much of a struggle against John Milledge. It already beat JMA once this season, and JMA has continued to struggle the rest of the way. Tattnall will probably just keep to the ground and not do too much fancy in preparation with next week’s potential showdown with Westfield.
Prediction: Tattnall
Also from macon.com:
Region 2-AAA ready for playoffs
By Daniel Shirley
Region 2-AAA could be ready to flex its muscles in the GISA Class AAA playoffs starting tonight.
Region champion Tattnall Square hosts John Milledge, while FPD plays host to Trinity Christian. Mount de Sales and Stratford will be on the road against Gatewood and Pinewood, respectively. The Region 2-AAA teams were 3-0 against their first-round opponents during the regular season.
Tattnall Square beat John Milledge 38-0, while FPD beat Trinity Christian 63-0, and Stratford beat Pinewood 31-14. Mount de Sales and Gatewood did not play during the regular season.
“All the region coaches, we’ve talked about we’re all good enough to get to the semifinals,” Mount de Sales head coach Robert Slocum said. “Playing in this region really helps all of us.”
The Cavaliers started the season 1-4 but rallied for a 4-6 season. In region play, they lost a close one to Tattnall before beating Stratford and losing to FPD.
“We played well against Tattnall and Stratford, and then we had a chance to play for home-field advantage against FPD,” Slocum said. “But we didn’t play well in that game. They scored on us early, and we came back and had a chance to score and didn’t, and I told the kids that was the difference in the game.”
Tattnall head coach Barney Hester could see a real difference in his team as the season progressed. The Trojans started 1-2 with losses to Deerfield-Windsor and Westfield but won their final seven games to enter the playoffs at 8-2. Tattnall won its three region games by a total of 17 points. “We have progressed beyond my wildest imagination,” Hester said. “We really play as a unit and don’t have any real individuals. Some nights the defense plays great, and there are other nights where the offense has to carry us. Each week, it seems it’s someone else winning the game for us.”
FPD finished its bounceback season with an 8-2 record and the No. 2 seed from the region. The Vikings went 3-8 last season but started their final season in the GISA before they move to the GHSA with six straight victories. FPD’s losses came to Tattnall and Westfield.
Stratford (4-6) had an up-and-down season that finished with three straight losses in region play. Once again, Marquez Lemon has led the way for the Eagles, rushing for 1,170 yards and 12 touchdowns.
From Macon.com
John Milledge (0-9) at Tattnall (8-2)
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Series history: Tattnall leads 16-6
Earlier this year: Tattnall won 38-0
Key JMA Trojans: WR Johnny Pittman, Sr.; RB Josh Hartzell, Sr.
Key TSA Trojans: LB Hank Avery, Sr.; RB John Rader, Soph.; RB Andrew Layson, Soph.
Scouting report: Tattnall shouldn’t have much of a struggle against John Milledge. It already beat JMA once this season, and JMA has continued to struggle the rest of the way. Tattnall will probably just keep to the ground and not do too much fancy in preparation with next week’s potential showdown with Westfield.
Prediction: Tattnall
Also from macon.com:
Region 2-AAA ready for playoffs
By Daniel Shirley
Region 2-AAA could be ready to flex its muscles in the GISA Class AAA playoffs starting tonight.
Region champion Tattnall Square hosts John Milledge, while FPD plays host to Trinity Christian. Mount de Sales and Stratford will be on the road against Gatewood and Pinewood, respectively. The Region 2-AAA teams were 3-0 against their first-round opponents during the regular season.
Tattnall Square beat John Milledge 38-0, while FPD beat Trinity Christian 63-0, and Stratford beat Pinewood 31-14. Mount de Sales and Gatewood did not play during the regular season.
“All the region coaches, we’ve talked about we’re all good enough to get to the semifinals,” Mount de Sales head coach Robert Slocum said. “Playing in this region really helps all of us.”
The Cavaliers started the season 1-4 but rallied for a 4-6 season. In region play, they lost a close one to Tattnall before beating Stratford and losing to FPD.
“We played well against Tattnall and Stratford, and then we had a chance to play for home-field advantage against FPD,” Slocum said. “But we didn’t play well in that game. They scored on us early, and we came back and had a chance to score and didn’t, and I told the kids that was the difference in the game.”
Tattnall head coach Barney Hester could see a real difference in his team as the season progressed. The Trojans started 1-2 with losses to Deerfield-Windsor and Westfield but won their final seven games to enter the playoffs at 8-2. Tattnall won its three region games by a total of 17 points. “We have progressed beyond my wildest imagination,” Hester said. “We really play as a unit and don’t have any real individuals. Some nights the defense plays great, and there are other nights where the offense has to carry us. Each week, it seems it’s someone else winning the game for us.”
FPD finished its bounceback season with an 8-2 record and the No. 2 seed from the region. The Vikings went 3-8 last season but started their final season in the GISA before they move to the GHSA with six straight victories. FPD’s losses came to Tattnall and Westfield.
Stratford (4-6) had an up-and-down season that finished with three straight losses in region play. Once again, Marquez Lemon has led the way for the Eagles, rushing for 1,170 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Telegraph Playoff Capsule
From macon.com
Tattnall Square Trojans (7-3)
Regular-season finish: First in 2-AAA
Key players: LB Hank Avery, Sr.; DL Hunter Wilkinson, Jr.; DL Logan Easterwood, Sr.; RB John Rader, Soph.; WR Ham Goodner, Sr.; QB Ryan Bartholomew, Sr.; RB Andrew Layson, Soph.
Scouting report: The Trojans have matured into state championship contenders. They have more balance on offense than any other local GISA team. Bartholomew has grown with the offense and become a threat through the passing attack. Rader and Layson have led a strong rushing attack. Tattnall has the third-ranked run defense in AAA. The defense is led by Avery at linebacker and a dominating defensive line. Tattnall has won seven in a row.
First-round matchup: vs. John Milledge
Tattnall Square Trojans (7-3)
Regular-season finish: First in 2-AAA
Key players: LB Hank Avery, Sr.; DL Hunter Wilkinson, Jr.; DL Logan Easterwood, Sr.; RB John Rader, Soph.; WR Ham Goodner, Sr.; QB Ryan Bartholomew, Sr.; RB Andrew Layson, Soph.
Scouting report: The Trojans have matured into state championship contenders. They have more balance on offense than any other local GISA team. Bartholomew has grown with the offense and become a threat through the passing attack. Rader and Layson have led a strong rushing attack. Tattnall has the third-ranked run defense in AAA. The defense is led by Avery at linebacker and a dominating defensive line. Tattnall has won seven in a row.
First-round matchup: vs. John Milledge
Monday, November 2, 2009
Football Playoff Brackets
The Tattnall football team opens the 2009 playoffs hosting John Milledge Friday night.
To see the full brackets, go to page 3 of the pdf file contained here
The Final Region Standings are as follows:
Region 1: Pinecrest, George Walton, Holy Spirit, Mount Vernon
Region 2: TSA, FPD, Mount de Sales, Stratford
Region 3: Deerfield, Westfield, Southland, Brookwood
Region 4: Pinewood, Gatewood, Trinity, John Milledge
Therefore, first round matchups are:
Brookwood at Pinecrest
Mount de Sales at Gatewood
John Milledge at TSA
Holy Spirit at Westfield
Mt. Vernon at Deerfield
Trinity at FPD
Stratford at Pinewood
Southland at George Walton
To see the full brackets, go to page 3 of the pdf file contained here
The Final Region Standings are as follows:
Region 1: Pinecrest, George Walton, Holy Spirit, Mount Vernon
Region 2: TSA, FPD, Mount de Sales, Stratford
Region 3: Deerfield, Westfield, Southland, Brookwood
Region 4: Pinewood, Gatewood, Trinity, John Milledge
Therefore, first round matchups are:
Brookwood at Pinecrest
Mount de Sales at Gatewood
John Milledge at TSA
Holy Spirit at Westfield
Mt. Vernon at Deerfield
Trinity at FPD
Stratford at Pinewood
Southland at George Walton
Competition Cheerleaders win
The TSA Competition Cheerleaders won first place at the "Spirit of Sandersville" cheer competition at Brentwood last Saturday. Freshman Emily Brooks took first place in tumbling.
Thanks to Suzie Pruitt for the picture.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
TSA 28 Stratford 19
The Tattnall varsity football team concluded the regular season with 28-19 win over Stratford. Quarterback Ryan Bartholomew threw for 96 yards and 2 touchdowns and also rushed for 2 touchdowns including an 89 yard touchdown run. The Trojans ended the regular season with a record of 8-2 and 3-0 in Region 2-AAA.
Tattnall will open the playoffs at home next Friday against John Milledge. Gametime is set for 7:30.
To see the Telegraph recap of the game, click here
Friday, October 30, 2009
Telegraph Preview of TSA vs Stratford
The Tattnall varsity football team will play at Stratford this evening at 7:30. This is the final regular season game for both teams. Tattnall enters the game 7-2 and 2-0 in GISA Region 2-AAA. Stratford enters the game 4-5 and 0-2 in Region 2-AAA.
From Macon.com:
Tattnall Square (7-2) at Stratford (4-5)
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Series history: Tattnall leads 21-19
Last year: Tattnall won 35-2
Key Trojans: LB Hank Avery, Sr.; DL Hunter Wilkinson, Sr.; RB John Rader, Soph. (551 yards, 8 TDs)
Key Eagles: RB Marquez Lemon, Sr. (936 yards, 10 TDs); OL/DL Matthew Waldorf, Sr.; WR Christopher Geeslin, Sr.
Scouting report: The Trojans can sweep their region rivals in a supposed down season with a road win over the Eagles. The Trojans have won four straight and eight of the past nine in the series. The Trojans have also won six straight this season, with quality wins over George Walton, Mount de Sales and FPD in the past three weeks. The Eagles will already be the fourth seed from 2-AAA, but they can at least pick up some momentum heading into the playoffs with a win over Tattnall.
Prediction: Tattnall
From Macon.com:
Tattnall Square (7-2) at Stratford (4-5)
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Series history: Tattnall leads 21-19
Last year: Tattnall won 35-2
Key Trojans: LB Hank Avery, Sr.; DL Hunter Wilkinson, Sr.; RB John Rader, Soph. (551 yards, 8 TDs)
Key Eagles: RB Marquez Lemon, Sr. (936 yards, 10 TDs); OL/DL Matthew Waldorf, Sr.; WR Christopher Geeslin, Sr.
Scouting report: The Trojans can sweep their region rivals in a supposed down season with a road win over the Eagles. The Trojans have won four straight and eight of the past nine in the series. The Trojans have also won six straight this season, with quality wins over George Walton, Mount de Sales and FPD in the past three weeks. The Eagles will already be the fourth seed from 2-AAA, but they can at least pick up some momentum heading into the playoffs with a win over Tattnall.
Prediction: Tattnall
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Telegraph Article on the football team
Click here to read John Kosater's article from the Wednesday edition of the Telegraph.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Softball Banquet
From Coach Hiller's Fastpitch Blog:
The Varsity Softball Banquet will be held on Thursday, November 12th at 6pm at Mellow Mushroom and is for Varsity players, coaches, and families. The Softball Booster Club will cover the cost of the banquet for the players and coaches. Please contact Kyle Steele for more info at 320-4100.
The Varsity Softball Banquet will be held on Thursday, November 12th at 6pm at Mellow Mushroom and is for Varsity players, coaches, and families. The Softball Booster Club will cover the cost of the banquet for the players and coaches. Please contact Kyle Steele for more info at 320-4100.
Band of Gold excels at competition
The "Band of Gold" competed this past Saturday at the 13th annual "Heart of Georgia" Marching Competition. The band received both superior and excellent ratings in both festival and competition. The "Golden Girls" Dance team won best danceline in Single-A competition and best danceline overall. Mary Catherine Sikes won Best Drum Major in Single-A and second place overall. There were 24 bands present at the competition.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Excerpts from Telegraph
Tattnall was mentioned in Jonathan Heeter's Sunday Morning Quarterback:
What we learned
It was a good night for veteran coaches: Five of the six Middle Georgia coaches with more than 250 career wins came up with important victories Friday. The winningest active coach, Mary Persons’ Rodney Walker, got his biggest win since returning to his alma mater with a 14-7 upset over Woodward Academy. Tattnall Square’s Barney Hester clinched a region championship with a 14-7 win over FPD. Northside’s Conrad Nix led his team to a come-from-behind win over Tift County. And Fitzgerald head coach Robby Pruitt and Greene County head coach Charlie Winslette led their teams to wins over Brooks County and Howard, respectively.
Coming up
Tattnall at Stratford: The Trojans would sweep their region rivals in a supposed down season with a road win over the Eagles. Guess nobody told Hester or the Trojans that this was supposed to be a rebuilding year.
To see the whole article, click here
What we learned
It was a good night for veteran coaches: Five of the six Middle Georgia coaches with more than 250 career wins came up with important victories Friday. The winningest active coach, Mary Persons’ Rodney Walker, got his biggest win since returning to his alma mater with a 14-7 upset over Woodward Academy. Tattnall Square’s Barney Hester clinched a region championship with a 14-7 win over FPD. Northside’s Conrad Nix led his team to a come-from-behind win over Tift County. And Fitzgerald head coach Robby Pruitt and Greene County head coach Charlie Winslette led their teams to wins over Brooks County and Howard, respectively.
Coming up
Tattnall at Stratford: The Trojans would sweep their region rivals in a supposed down season with a road win over the Eagles. Guess nobody told Hester or the Trojans that this was supposed to be a rebuilding year.
To see the whole article, click here
Saturday, October 24, 2009
TSA 14 FPD 7
The Tattnall varsity football team improved to 7-2 on the year and 2-0 in Region 2AAA with a 14-7 win over FPD on Senior Night. The Trojans got an early 7-0 lead on a Ryan Bartholomew to Ham Goodner touchdown pass on the first drive of the game. The score remained 7-0 into the 3rd quarter when FPD broke a long run and then recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown. Tattnall answered with a touchdown on a Bartholomew to Andrew Layson touchdown pass. Josh Boyd recovered an FPD fumble on the goalline with 15 seconds remaining in the game to secure the win.
Tattnall will play at Stratford next Friday night. Game time is set for 7:30.
To see the Telegraph article, click here.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Telegraph Preview
To see the Telegraph preview of tonight's game against FPD, click here
The Telegraph Capsule and Prediction (From Macon.com):
FPD (7-1) at Tattnall Square (6-2)
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Series history: Tattnall leads 28-15
Last year: Tattnall won 40-0
Key Vikings: QB Ryan Smith, Sr.; OL/DL Hunter Hawkins, Sr.; LB Kyle McCallum, Sr.
Key Trojans: LB Hank Avery, Sr.; DL Hunter Wilkinson, Sr.; RB John Rader, Soph.
Scouting report: The winner of this game will be in control of the Region 2-AAA race. The Trojans have won 11 straight games against Bibb County rivals dating back to an overtime loss to FPD on Oct. 21, 2005. Tattnall has been galvanized since trailing 28-0 to Westfield. The Trojans bounced back with 21 points in a 28-21 loss and rolled off 101 unanswered points following that deficit. Tattnall has won five straight games since that loss, but only one of those wins — George Walton — has come against a team with a winning record. The Vikings bounced back from their only loss with a 26-7 win over rival Stratford last week.
Prediction: FPD
The Telegraph Capsule and Prediction (From Macon.com):
FPD (7-1) at Tattnall Square (6-2)
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Series history: Tattnall leads 28-15
Last year: Tattnall won 40-0
Key Vikings: QB Ryan Smith, Sr.; OL/DL Hunter Hawkins, Sr.; LB Kyle McCallum, Sr.
Key Trojans: LB Hank Avery, Sr.; DL Hunter Wilkinson, Sr.; RB John Rader, Soph.
Scouting report: The winner of this game will be in control of the Region 2-AAA race. The Trojans have won 11 straight games against Bibb County rivals dating back to an overtime loss to FPD on Oct. 21, 2005. Tattnall has been galvanized since trailing 28-0 to Westfield. The Trojans bounced back with 21 points in a 28-21 loss and rolled off 101 unanswered points following that deficit. Tattnall has won five straight games since that loss, but only one of those wins — George Walton — has come against a team with a winning record. The Vikings bounced back from their only loss with a 26-7 win over rival Stratford last week.
Prediction: FPD
Thursday, October 22, 2009
TSA vs FPD preview
The Tattnall varsity football team will host FPD Friday evening in the 2nd region game of the season. Both teams enter the game with a 1-0 record in Region 2-AAA. FPD beat Stratford 27-6 last Friday while Tattnall beat Mount de Sales 14-13. FPD enters the game 7-1 on the year and Tattnall is 6-2.
Friday evening is also Senior Night for Tattnall seniors participating in Fall sports.
Series History
Meetings: 43
TSA Record: 29-14
First Meeting: 1975 (FPD 8 TSA 0)
Last Meeting: 2009 (TSA 40 FPD 0)
Longest Winning Streak: 13 (1994-2003)
Longest Losing Streak: 6 (1978-1983)
Friday evening is also Senior Night for Tattnall seniors participating in Fall sports.
Series History
Meetings: 43
TSA Record: 29-14
First Meeting: 1975 (FPD 8 TSA 0)
Last Meeting: 2009 (TSA 40 FPD 0)
Longest Winning Streak: 13 (1994-2003)
Longest Losing Streak: 6 (1978-1983)
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Jackson wins Chip Davidson Scholarship Award
Last night at the Trojan Legion meeting, Caroline Jackson was presented with the second annual Chip Davidson Scholarship Award. For her winning essay, the senior will receive free tuition for the 2009-2010 school year. The award is named in honor of Chip Davidson and the positive impact he made in the lives of TSA students. He served at Tattnall for 18 years as its head baseball coach, teacher and curriculum director. The scholarship was made possible by an alumnus who wishes to remain anonymous.
Senior Logan Easterwood won the first Chip Davison Scholarship last year.
Pictured are Caroline and Chip Davidson; Caroline, Logan and Chip Davidson; all the 2009 nominees.
Senior Logan Easterwood won the first Chip Davison Scholarship last year.
Pictured are Caroline and Chip Davidson; Caroline, Logan and Chip Davidson; all the 2009 nominees.
Saturday, October 17, 2009
TSA 14 Mount de Sales 13
The Tattnall varsity football team won their first Region 2-AAA game with a 14-13 win over Mount de Sales Friday night. The Trojans broke a 7-7 halftime tie with a touchdown drive to start the 3rd quarter. Mount de Sales scored with about 2 minutes to go in the 4th quarter, but the Trojans stopped a two point conversion attempt to preserve the win.
The Trojans will host FPD next Friday night for Senior Night. Game time is set for 7:30.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Tattnall vs Mount de Sales Game Preview
The Tattnall varsity football team will open its region schedule at Mount de Sales Friday night. Mount de Sales enters the game 3-4 on the year and Tattnall is 5-2. Game time is set for 7:30.
Series History
Meetings: 31
TSA record: 24-7
First Meeting: 1981 (MDS 29 TSA 0)
Last Meeting: 2008 (TSA 23 MDS 13)
Series History
Meetings: 31
TSA record: 24-7
First Meeting: 1981 (MDS 29 TSA 0)
Last Meeting: 2008 (TSA 23 MDS 13)
C-Team football canceled
The C-Team game scheduled for today has been canceled/postponed. Just like the B-Team, I am not sure if or when it will be made up, but I will post something if it is.
First round soccer playoffs
Tattnall will travel to Augusta Prep Saturday for the first round of the GISA AAA state playoffs. See below for the itinerary and directions.
From Coach Rooke's Soccer Blog:
Saturday, 17th October - GISA AAA Playoffs v Augusta Prep
Bus Leaves Tattnall: 10:30am
Stop eat lunch (bring money)
Arrive @ Augusta Prep: 2:30pm
Game Time: 4:00pm
Stop eat Dinner (bring money)
Arrive @ Tattnall (Approx): 10:00/10:30pm
Directions to Augusta Prep
East-bound from I-20 East
Take Wheeler Road exit and turn left at light off of exit ramp. Continue on Wheeler Road, which eventually turns into Flowing Wells Road. Continue on Flowing Wells Road to school on left.
From Coach Rooke's Soccer Blog:
Saturday, 17th October - GISA AAA Playoffs v Augusta Prep
Bus Leaves Tattnall: 10:30am
Stop eat lunch (bring money)
Arrive @ Augusta Prep: 2:30pm
Game Time: 4:00pm
Stop eat Dinner (bring money)
Arrive @ Tattnall (Approx): 10:00/10:30pm
Directions to Augusta Prep
East-bound from I-20 East
Take Wheeler Road exit and turn left at light off of exit ramp. Continue on Wheeler Road, which eventually turns into Flowing Wells Road. Continue on Flowing Wells Road to school on left.
C and B-Team games for today
Today's B-Team game vs Mount de Sales will not be played, but the C-Team game scheduled for today will be played.
I am not sure if the B-Team game will be made up, but if it is, I will post it.
I am not sure if the B-Team game will be made up, but if it is, I will post it.
Varsity Soccer: TSA 2 FPD 0
The varsity soccer team beat FPD Tuesday evening 2-0.
Senior Cody McCamish scored both goals for Tattnall; Chris Clevenger and Hunter Stringer assisted on the goals. Ryan Brose had 5 saves for Tattnall.
The win improved Tattnall's record to 12-5 on the year and 8-4 in Region 2AAA.
Senior Cody McCamish scored both goals for Tattnall; Chris Clevenger and Hunter Stringer assisted on the goals. Ryan Brose had 5 saves for Tattnall.
The win improved Tattnall's record to 12-5 on the year and 8-4 in Region 2AAA.
Lady Trojans end season in quarterfinals
The Tattnall varsity softball team lost 2 games to Westfield Monday and Tuesday in Dublin. The losses eliminate the Lady Trojans from the playoffs.
In the first game, the Lady Trojans lost 5-4 in 10 innings. Shelley Wolfe went 3-5 in the games. Westfield won the second game 5-3. Shelley Wolfe and Blair Smith had doubles for Tattnall.
Tattnall ended the year with an impressive 25-8 record.
In the first game, the Lady Trojans lost 5-4 in 10 innings. Shelley Wolfe went 3-5 in the games. Westfield won the second game 5-3. Shelley Wolfe and Blair Smith had doubles for Tattnall.
Tattnall ended the year with an impressive 25-8 record.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Battle of the Bands
Each week during the regular football season, 41 NBC picks two bands to go up against each other. This week, our band and Mount De Sales are featured in WMGT 41's "Battle of the Bands". The winning band will be announced on Friday night’s END ZONE REPORT on 41 NBC. Each winning band is entered into the post-season playoffs and has a chance to win $500 to go towards their band program. Voting opens Monday at 8:30 a.m. and closes Friday at 5:30 p.m.
To vote, click here
To vote, click here
Saturday, October 10, 2009
TSA 24 George Walton 6
The Tattnall varsity football team beat George Walton 24-6 Friday night. The Trojans took a 17-6 lead into halftime after a Nathan Duffield field goal on the opening drive and rushing touchdowns by Andrew Layson and Ryan Bartholomew. An 82 yard punt return by Cole Waddell was the only scoring in the second half as Tattnall improved to 5-2 on the year.
Tattnall will open the region schedule next Friday night at Mount de Sales.
To see the Telegraph article, click here.
Tattnall will open the region schedule next Friday night at Mount de Sales.
To see the Telegraph article, click here.
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