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10B ♦ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2007 PREPS From page jB had 260 yards passing this past weekend), pro-back, tailback and wideout. “They just look good everywhere,” he said. “I mean we know what they’re going to do,” he added. “They’re going to run the option. But they actually look better throw ing the ball than running it.” On the other side of that coin is Westfield. Happy and content Westfield at 2-0. “I just can’t say enough about how proud I am of our players,” Jones said. “The biggest thing I’m proud of these kids about is that they’re all over the field. They’re flying to the football on defense. Defense is what won us that ballgame (this past Friday against Mount de Sales).” If Jones has any big con cern, it’s the fact the play ers “flying to the football” are the same ones. He said right now he has all of his skill players playing on both sides of the football. “I’m just hoping some of our younger sophomore players are going to get better in the early part (of the season), so that maybe they can begin to get in the game ... even if it’s only so that some of the other guys can get a breather.” Demonettes finish 4-1 at Evans tournament From staff reports Warner Robins competed in the Evans Fast-pitch Softball Tournament this past Friday and Saturday in the city by the same name with the grand Perry goes 2-3 at Watermelon softball invite By MATTHEW BROWN Journal Sports Writer Perry High’s softball team had a 2-3 showing at the Watermelon Invitational hosted by Crisp County High in Cordele Friday and Saturday. Coach Jeff Sans said the Panthers’ more impressive HORNETS From page jB ever seen her pitch,” said Culverhouse. Westfield also had all of its players back in full duty still with the -exception of catch er Jennifer Wrye. Audrey Clearman has filled in well at the receiver spot as she threw out two would-be base stealers on Saturday. Clearman also had two hits, including a first inning single to plate Jamie Marshall, who reached base on a double. “We put the ball in play well,” said Culverhouse, who also got hits from Hanna Jones and Jenni Grier. His team also batted around in the fourth inning to score four runs. “The infield played exceptional.” BASICS Frompage jB in general.” That said then, those aforementioned things auto matically went to the head of the list. That, and going back to basics, Scott said, “... blocking, tackling, sustain ing drives ... Things that win football games.” That - practice - applies to Monday-Thursday, how ever, as Scott said he would “probably” give the group Friday off. That, he said, was so they could go and scout Jackson, who Scott added the Panthers would also begin preparing for this week, in its next game. Jackson, in Region 4A-AAA, is 0- 1 after having lost 25-13 to Union Grove - a AAAA school - the first week of the season. The Red Devils then had a bye this past weekend. ■ f (Sjy SilfSx flfllf ■ ' ■£s*' % \ 1 —i - I - : Contributed Westfield’s Joel Revis finds a little running room in the Hornets’ win over Mount de Sales in Macon Friday. BELOW: The Hornets and Cavaliers go head to head. ari result being: “We played pretty good,” said Demonette head coach Brenda Arnett with an exclamation point. Proof came via the fact they finished 4-1. They beat Burke County 15-0, showing of the weekend was actually in a loss, a 3-2 set back to Heritage. Sans said Heritage was loaded with softball talent and was well coached, but needed an extra inning to top Perry (regula tion innings was six in the tournament, and Heritage beat Perry in the seventh). “We did a decent job pitch IRI SII AIR ri R!I ll KS ni m fl- J There's nothing'quite like walking outside and taking a ——if gSIM deep breath of fresh, dean air after a thunderstorm. _s-—] Wouldn't you like to be able to step back inside and enjoy that same fresh air all the time? We would like to introduce you to Fresh Air by Eco Quest: By duplicating the same processes tuiture uses to clean the air outside. Fresh Air by EcoQuest m keeps indoor air fresh and clean-smelling day and night. Collectively known as SynAirQ™, these processes work together synergistically to eliminate smoke and odors us well as kill bacteria, mold, and mildew in unoccupied areas. Call NOW for a FREE trial offer! ug e clean water, fresh air is essential to Independeni Distributor our well being. 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Northside 177 7. Toombs County 237 8. Baldwin County 246 9. Dublin 262 10. Jones County 326 11. Dodge County 381 12. Americus-Surnter 441 13. Montgomery County 515 14. East Laurens 601 15. Hawkinsville 606 Boys Individual results for Warner Robins: Karl Burkhardt third 11:24 Jacob Grubb 10th 11:50 Ryan Dimes 16th 12:08 Steven Bassett 33rd 12:47 Matthew Drapeau 36th 12:51 As far as the Bears, fol lowing what Collins said were major changes after the season-opening loss to Northside, he said he felt things began to come to fruition late in the game against Windsor Forest. “Things started to click,” he said. “We began to move the ball on the ground and that took pressure off the passing game.” “Obviously we can’t wait until the fourth quarter to put points on the board. And we had some turn overs and made some men tal mistakes on both sides of the ball. “But our kids played hard. 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