Middle Georgia high schools competed in the first round of the 2020 playoffs, split across both Friday and Saturday night. Here’s how local football teams fared: Best Game. Dubl

The high school football playoffs begin on Friday after a season that was delayed and, at times, in doubt. The Georgia High School Association announced any school that has a COVID-19 outbreak ...

The Perry Panthers started the season 0-3 but went undefeated in region play, including a win over Baldwin County after a field goal with 9 seconds remaining clinched the game and the region title ...

Warner Robins: Donovan Brown 34, Nelson Phillips 22, Marquez Callaway 20, Jacolbey Owens 11, Tay Taylor 4, Jacquez King 3, Jaron Zanders 2. Jones County: Devin Wooten 33, Javaughn Patterson 20 ...

There have been some ups and downs to start his tenure, including a blowout loss to Warner Robins and an upset victory over Peach County. But the win over Houston County will give the Eagles a ...

Warner Robins: Nelson Phillips 19, Marquez Callaway 16, Donovan Brown 16, Tracey King 13, JaColbey Owens 9, Tae Taylor 2, Jaron Zanders 2, Jacquez King 1, Jacobi Coleman 3. 3-pointers: Ware 5 ...

As a middle school kid playing Pop Warner football, Howard Brown was two pounds from exceeding the 135-pound weight limit. But he could play and even carry the ball as a runner — something ...

The Warner Robins Demons come into this one on the heels of another blowout. Senior quarterback Jalen Addie is arguably the best player in Middle Georgia. Look for him to exploit a defense that ...

Next: Kendrick at Central, Tuesday; Peach County at Southwest, Tuesday. Warner Robins: Tracey King 7, JaColbey Owens 13, Miles Dudley 7, Nelson Phillips 13, Tae Taylor 8, Jaron Zanders 5 ...

The results were unavailable by press time Tuesday night. Wednesday’s print coverage showed Rick Perales leading the commission race, the Xenia Warner Middle School levy on the way to failing, and the Fairborn Schools issue ahead. All three outcomes ...