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BCA moving up to GISA Class AAA

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Saturday, December 7. 2013

The Bethlehem Christian Academy athletic program is moving on up. Athletic director Mark Barth told the Barrow Journal last week that the school will begin competing in Class AAA for the Georgia Independent Schools Association beginning with the 2014-2015 school year. For the last two years, BCA has been in GISA Class A. “Making the leap from ... [Full Story »]

Knights fall at home

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Friday, December 6. 2013

Bethlehem Christian Academy’s boys basketball team ran into a tough foe Tuesday night as visiting Brandon Hall took a 67-48 win. Luke Allen scored 16 points and pulled down six rebounds for the Knights and Kevin Green scored 10 points with two assists but those efforts were not enough. Matthew Adams finished with nine points, including seven ... [Full Story »]

Lady Knights see victory slip away at buzzer

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Thursday, December 5. 2013

The Bethlehem Christian Academy Lady Knights were as close to victory as a team could be Tuesday night. Leading by a point with less than a second remaining, BCA was stunned after visiting Brandon Hall converted a layup as time expired for a 39-38 win. The Lady Knights took a 38-37 lead in the final seconds but saw Brandon Hall escape with the ... [Full Story »]

Garren says team 'a work in progress'

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Wednesday, December 4. 2013

The Winder-Barrow High School boys basketball team was 1-2 going into this week, but coach Ron Garren said Sunday he has seen signs that the team is on the right track. “We’ve made some progress between game one and game three,” Garren said. “There’s no doubt about it.” The Bulldoggs earned their first win of the 2013-2014 season ... [Full Story »]

Wildcats back on winning track

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Wednesday, December 4. 2013

After falling for the first time this season on Saturday, the Apalachee High School boys basketball team rebounded with a 66-59 home win against region foe Gainesville Tuesday night. Kamar Baldwin once again scored a team-high 21 points while Alantae Billings finished with 17. Joey German added 16 points and helped lead the team’s defensive ... [Full Story »]

Baldwin paces Wildcats past Mountain View

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Friday, November 29. 2013

It was another big offensive output for the Apalachee High School boys basketball team Tuesday. The Wildcats (2-0) defeated Mountain View 77-66 in the final game of the AHS tournament behind a 26-point effort by sophomore Kamar Baldwin. Alantae Billings added 14 points in the victory against the AAAAAA opponent. Coach Kevin Morris saw his team ... [Full Story »]

Swim Doggs continue strong season

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Wednesday, November 27. 2013

The Winder-Barrow High School swim teams continued their early-season success with back-to-back meets last week. Coach Jennifer Blevins continues to see her athletes perform well and post impressive teams. “Habersham was a great meet,” the coach said. “I was aware that the boys and girls were having a great meet, but did not really ... [Full Story »]

Baldwin, Wildcats roar to fast start

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Tuesday, November 26. 2013

Kevin Morris said his 2013-2014 Apalachee High School boys basketball team was going to be “fun to watch.” If the season opener against Habersham Central on Friday is any indication, the Wildcat coach was correct in his assessment. AHS (1-0) ran visiting Habersham Central out of the gym with an 82-55 victory. Sophomore Kamar Baldwin scored ... [Full Story »]

Baldwin, Wildcats roar to fast start

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Tuesday, November 26. 2013

Lady Cats struggle in opener

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Tuesday, November 26. 2013

The Apalachee High School girls basketball team had to make some adjustments on the run Friday night for its season opener. Having to play without returning point guard Jasmin Bell, the Lady Wildcats struggled against visiting Habersham Central. While AHS played better in the second half, the Lady Wildcats were in too big of a hole and fell ... [Full Story »]

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