About The Banks County news. (Homer, Banks County, Ga.) 1968-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 2008)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 2008 THE BANKS COUNTY NEWS PAGE 3B Baseball ... continued from page 1B Leopard goll OFFENSIVE LEADER Tyler Hulsey has been one of the top offensive weapons for the Banks County High School baseball team this spring. The Leopards currently are battling for a subregion championship. Photo by Randy Crump/Rudeseal Photo Gailey earned the win in the sec ond half of the doubleheader work ing 4.1 innings with six strikeouts. The senior allowed just one earned run. Porter worked 2.2 innings in relief and kept Union County in check not allowing any runs. “We were able to put the finish ing touches on what turned out to be a good day for us,” Lord said. “We had a good game at the plate once again. Alex capped off a great day at the plate with a mammoth homerun. Bill Redmon also had hist first homer of the season. Our lineup was once again productive from top to bottom.” 8-AA North Standings Banks County 9-4 Dawson County 8-4 Fannin County 8-5 Union County 6-7 Rabun County 4-9 East Jackson 3-9 Standings through 4-14-08 The coach said his team played well defensively for most of the day and the Leopard pitchers did their part by letting the defense play behind them. “I’m proud of the way we were able to bounce back and post two big wins,” Lord said. Tyler Hulsey was a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate while Zack Dale added a double with three RBI. Chase Armour, Brett Armour and Angel each scored runs. The doubleheader sweep was key after a 11-6 setback to Fannin County April 9. In a back-and-forth contest, BCHS suffered some defen sive lapses would proved costly. Gibbs was 2-for-3 at the plate with a run while Jeff Smith was 2-for-4 with an RBI. Kyle Smith, Dale and Gailey each doubled as BCHS gen- erated some offense but Lord noted his team did not produce at the plate consistently throughout the contest. The Leopards were scheduled to play at Rabun County Tuesday and will host East Jackson Thursday at 5:30 p.m. Physicals offered for middle school student-athletes Student-athletes at Banks County Middle School will have the oppor tunity to have a physical April 16 and April 17. The Banks County Health Department has arranged with sev- eral local doctors to offer the physi cals for $20. That cost will then be returned to the booster club which helps with the purchase of uniforms, certificates, supplies and rewards. BCMS athletes need to set up an appointment with coach John Bertrang. All athletes are required to have a current physical and cannot compete without one. Those who cannot afford the $20 fee should also contact Coach Bertrang. Get your record catch recognized by state DNR Each year, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) recognizes anglers for out standing and state-record catches. Submit a clear photograph of the fish for proper identification and length verification (the photo should at least show the entire length of the fish and the ruler or tape used to measure the fish). In addition, a photo of the angler with the fish is also required. Complete an application and submit with photos. State record applications must be received within 90 days of the catch. Information regarding angler awards and state record fish can be found on the WRD website at www.gofishgeorgia.com or in the Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations Guidebook available at all WRD offices. Peach State Freightliner • New and Used Trucks • Parts & Service 1755 Dry Pond Road • Jefferson, GA 30549 706-367-8998 i*. * i HATS OFF ro THE CLASS M OF 2008! ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, The Jackson Herald, The Commerce News and The Banks County News will dedicate an entire section of our newspapers to the graduates of our local high schools. DON’T MISS OUT ■ BE A PART OF IT Included will be the graduates of: • Banks County High School • Commerce High School • Jackson County Comprehensive High School • Jefferson High School • East Jackson High School This is an annual tradition and from the positive comments in the past, we believe this section is a unique way for firms and individuals to express appreciation and pride for our graduates’ accomplishments. It is also an excellent way to make the graduates, their families and over 16,000 households more aware of your business and the services you offer. To become a part of this event, check with your ad representative or give us a call at 706/367-5233 before Monday, May 5. E tgg 1/16 Page (2X5) $150.00 1/4 Page (4X11) $390.00 1/8 Page (4X5) $195.00 1/2 Page Full Color (8X11) $850.00 Full Page Full Color (8X21.5) $1,500.00 1/2 Page and Full Page ads will include Free Process Color based on first come, first serve availability. GOING FOR THE GREEN Banks County High School senior golfer Dustin Worley aims for the green during a recent match at Hammer's Glen. Photo by Randy Crump/Rudeseal Photo EMPLOYEE PRICING ON ALL PRE-OWNED VEHICLES I Financing fov Months 9 Corollas & New ‘09 Matrix ALL MODELS INCLUDED For quallf lad buyer* Financing for _ AIL MODELS All Camry Hybrid Sedans Special Leases, Great Savings & Interest Rates on new Highlander Hybrids, Yaris & Scions Credit Problems? WE CAN HELP I comGw fisc I www.heywardallentoyota.com , . F-k ft All ' 2910 ATLANTA HIGHWAY Dj ATHENS i 0 800-260-0228
