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CLASSIFIED ADS

The Ellaville-Schley CountyRecreation Department will beaccepting applications for:

Recreation Directorbeginning October 22 until Novem-ber 1 at noon.

Mail resumes to:Schley County Rec Dept

PO Box 1144Ellaville, GA 31806

ORDrop resumes off at

Peoples Bank of Ellaville

ESCRA is an equal opportunity employer.

the overall team victory. Schley County’s Bryce Cosby came in 5th at 21:09. Marion’s top fi nisher was Skylar McAll-siter (10th). In middle school action (2 miles), Schley County’s Caleb Woodall edged his brother Cody by one second (12:54/12:55), as they came in 1st and 2nd to lead the Wildcats to a team victory, along with their teammate Will Cobb, who placed third. Marion County sixth grader Drew Harris turned in a per-sonal best of 18:06 to pace the Eagles. Marion County’s girls took the top three spots to claim victory – 1st - Mary Dixon (17:04); 2nd - Martha Dixon; 3rd - Madison Nelson. “Schley and Americus-Sumter always provide great competi-tion and I value their participa-tion in our cross country events,” said MCHS Coach Darius Moore. “The meet, the last one before region and state com-petition, showed the improve-ment the kids made throughout the entire season. It’s a thrill to see a young runner improve their time by 5 minutes over a 3-month span. The excitement on their faces is unmatched.”

Schley County’s Caleb Woodall edges his brother Cody in the recent middle school cross county meet in Marion County.

Continued from Page 2B

RUN: Cross County Meet

Schley’s Bryce Cosby, who placed 5th in the boys varsity race, cheers for middle school

runners near the fi nish line.

Marion’s Mary Dixon won the girls middle school race.

offensive teams,” noted Head Coach Derek Goodroe. In the championship game, the Eagles jumped out to an early lead and never looked back. “Our boys came out and set the tone by being physical and executing the plays on offense,” said Head Coach Derek Goodroe. “Our offense didn’t turn the ball over and our patience allowed us to vary the snap count, which kept the defense off balance. Our coaching staff did a great job getting the team prepared.” Macon County fumbled the opening kickoff, setting Marion County up with good field position. That led to Quentez Battle scoring the fi rst points of the game on an 8-yard run. The conversion failed, so the Eagles led 6-0. Later in the fi rst quarter Mykelle Burton scored on a 3-yard run that was set up by a 25-yard run he had earlier in the drive. That made it 12-0. Just before halftime Burton added six more points to the scoreboard, this time on defense. He intercepted a pass and returned

it 70 yards for a touchdown togive the Eagles an 18-0 lead. In the third quarter QuentezBattle completed a 60-yard passto Terrence Williams. That setup a 2-yard scoring run by Battlethat made it 24-0. Battle then did what Burtonhad done in the fi rst half, as hefollowed an offensive score withone on defense. He intercepteda pass and raced 60 yards forthe fi nal touchdown of the game(30-0). Regular Season Games: Duringthe season, the Eagles scoreswere: Marion 26, Schley 8;Marion 26, Brookstone 16;Marion 14, Taylor 32; Marion38, Chattahoochee County 12;Marion 44, Stewart County6; Marion 38, Calvary 0. TheEagles then won both postseasongames to finish with a recordof 7-1. The Marion County MiddleSchool team is coached by HeadCoach/Offensive CoordinatorDerek Goodroe, DefensiveCoordinator Perry Smith, andassistant coaches Kyle Long,Mark Carlock, and MichaelMedders.

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CHAMPS: MMS Eagles

R o m e Braves ace pitcher Alex W o o d i s h o s t i n g a fundra i se r y o u t h b a s e b a l l c l i n i c i n Americus on N o v e m b e r 10. The-four

Braves pitcher Alex Wood

Braves pitcher to hostbaseball clinic in Americus

hour afternoon clinic will be held at Americus/Sumter Regional Park. Registration is $45 and includes the clinic with Wood and other star college players and an autograph from Wood. Camp is open to players from all schools ages 6 to 15 with only 40 total spots. Clinic focuses on agility training, hitting/pitching mechanics and s imula ted game situations as well as role modeling and leadership. Alex Wood was an ace pitcher

for the University of Georgiabefore being taken in the 2ndround of the 2012 MLB draft bythe Atlanta Braves. Wood spentthe 2012 season with the RomeBraves going 4-2 with a 2.22ERA. He is already consideredthe Braves 3rd best pitchingprospect in the organization. All funds from the campgo to local little leagues andThanksgiving Feast For AllCharity. To register or for moreinformation: www.everettsm.com or 864-350-1222.

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Hopewell United Methodist Church in Ellaville will host a “Filling Stockings One Step at a Time 5K Run/Walk” on Saturday, November 17 at 5 p.m. Proceeds will be used to benefi t families in need at Christmas time. The cost is $15 per person until October 31 or $20 on race day. There are also special family rates of $40 (up to 4 family members) until Oct. 31 or $50 on race day. Everyone who registers before October 31 will receive a T-shirt on the day of the run/walk. To register or for more information contact Dina McCorkle at 229-938-8722.

Hopewell UMCto host 5K Run

& Walk

The City of Buena Vista Recrea t ion Department will have a “Zumba” Fun Day on Saturday, October 27 at 3 p.m. at the Josh Gibson Center. For more information please contact recreation director Norman Royal at 229-314-9086 or Shondria Golden at 229-649-7888. Come out and let’s have some fun.

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