Atlanta Hawks Continue to Fly Without Horford
Jonathan Biggs, Staff Writer
February 3, 2012
Atlanta Hawks Continue To Fly Without Horford When Al Horford came out of January 11th’s game against the Indiana Pacers with what was initially perceived as a minor shoulder injury, no one thought too much of it. But when later reports of the All-Star center possibly missing 3-4 months with a torn... Read more »
Memphis Grizzlies at Altanta Hawks Liveblog
February 2, 2012
Sports Editor Chris Sharp will be at tonight’s Atlanta Hawks game covering the action as a member of the professional media. Get his live-game reports and look forward to a full report as this aspiring journalist gets to spend a day n the life as an NBA beat reporter. Grizzlies at Hawks Liveblog... Read more »
BBCOR Bat change
Hunter McKernan, Staff Writer
January 15, 2012
BBCOR Bats The game of baseball has changed. No longer will there be balls flying over the “touch em all” boundary, or long balls towering over the stadium. A change has come among baseball. A new type of bat, called a BBCOR bat, does not stack up anywhere near where standard aluminum BESR... Read more »
Sharp End- Fan Bases
Christopher Sharp, Sports Editor
January 15, 2012
In every sport there is one factor that determines whether a team is successful or terrible: fan bases. Fan bases are huge factor in the success of a team. They buy team merchandise, fill the stands on game day, watch their favorite team on TV, and so much more. Most fan bases come alive when their... Read more »
Varsity Swim Team Preview
Rishabh Surana, Managing Editor
January 15, 2012
The 2011 season could not come faster for the swim team. After a successful season last year, the swim team is primed to give tough competition to other very good teams. Ms. Alex Bufton is the head coach for the Varsity Swimming Team. Along with coaching the team Bufton also teaches Spanish and is an... Read more »
Equestrian Club preview
Modupe Thompson, Copy Editor
January 15, 2012
Equestrian, a sport that demands great strength, patience, and skills is coming to GACS next year. Galloping around barrels, jumping fences, and prancing may look easy but you’ll never know the amount of practice that goes into it. “Riding horses is a lot of hard work and a lot of fun. You have to... Read more »
Buford at GAC Liveblog 1/13
January 13, 2012
Buford at GACState Championship: GAC 76, Buford 36
GAC vs. Lovett Game Review
Chris Sharp, Sports Editor
November 5, 2011
GAC vs. Lovett- The mission: Win or go home. After a wonderful 8-2 season, the GAC Spartans went home. Even though the Spartans had only won loss coming into the weekend, they still had to win one more game to advance to the playoffs. The entire game was a battle and it came down to the very last possession. While... Read more »
GAC at Buford football Liveblog
Chris Sharp, Sports Editor
October 21, 2011
GACS vs Buford
Disappointment in Atlanta
Sophomore Jonathan Biggs, Staff Reporter
October 14, 2011
Disappointment, noun: The feeling of sadness or displeasure caused by the remiss of one’s hopes or expectations. Why must this one overused word always be associated with the sports teams of Atlanta? Is it lazy or unmotivated players? Is it the coaching or front office? Could it even be our own... Read more »
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