Houston County has 79 athletes selected to All-Region football teams
With football season coming to a close in the state, All-Region voting is being done and as usual Houston County has plenty of representation.
With football season coming to a close in the state, All-Region voting is being done and as usual Houston County has plenty of representation.
There’s been at least one young Lady Warhawk to keep an eye on going back to last year, and her appearance against Tift County was her first since an ACL injury.
Coming into the year Veterans head coach Tracy Fendley knew they had a lot of work to do developing younger players before they could become competitive. But about a month after their preseason scrimmage there are already some notable improvements.
It wasn’t necessarily pretty, but Warner Robins (7-0) got the job done against Veterans (1-5) without junior Trinitee Thomas in the lineup for most of the game.
Warner Robins (3-4) lost their second game of the week in clutch time as Veterans’ (4-3) Mouhamadou Mane slammed a put back home with two hands for the eventual 62-60 win on Saturday.
Veterans lost their game against Tift County 69-61 and there are some mixed observations to take away from a tough, physical matchup.
Veterans (3-3) had a physical matchup against Tift County (4-1) on Friday in The Hanger, but they couldn’t hold off a 17-6 fourth-quarter run by the Blue Devils in the 69-61 loss.
The Lady Warhawks (1-4) came out with a solid first quarter, but a 25-9 second period from Tift County (5-2) put Veterans in the hole for good in a 69-53 Friday night final at The Hanger.
Kennedy Bradshaw’s three-point shooting is a breath of fresh air to a Warner Robins offense that’s desperately needed a shooter in recent years.
Warner Robins overcame a cold streak to sweep county rival Houston County in the season series, fueled by a couple of key contributions.