Four Douglas County High football players are on the Sports Illustrated All-American Watch List, which was released last week.
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The Georgia High School Association voted Monday to play fall sports with a two-week delay for the start of football season.
As she continues her battle with the coronavirus, Douglasville native Asia Durr has decided not to participate in the upcoming WNBA season.
The nationwide outrage following the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and other African-Americans in recent months has spurred a beloved three-time Olympic bobsledding medalist from Douglasville to share her own story in an effort to create “lasting change.”
The opportunity to be coached by a former NFL player and receive a quality education was too much for Joshua Robinson to pass on.
Former Chapel Hill High defensive lineman Bradyn Swinson was finishing up his first semester of classes at the University of Oregon. He was also four days into spring football practice.
Near the end of the NFL Draft last weekend, Cam Gill started to cut his television off.
Moments after the NFL draft concluded Saturday evening, the flurry of phone calls began for several former area players.
A couple of former Chapel Hill High football players were recently named to the Georgia Sports Writers Association Class AAAA All-State teams that were released on Friday morning.
This could be a historic NFL draft for four players with ties to the county as they await to hear their name called by a professional organization.
This season’s All-Douglas County Sentinel boys basketball team was heavy on guards while the girls team leaned more towards forwards.
The All-Douglas County Sentinel basketball team showed balance with each of the five county teams having at least two members.
Hollis Bethea called Omarion Smith the ‘heart and soul’ of the Douglas County team.
Demeara Hinds went from never playing basketball four seasons ago to being one of the most dominate players in Class AAAAA this season.
Douglas County High all-state junior defensive end Jonathan Jefferson has been thinking about his college future lately.
Like all professional athletes, Winston native Austin Hill is trying to make good use of his down time.
With the school year hanging in the balance of Gov. Brian Kemp, the Georgia High School Association will meet next week to discuss how it should proceed with the spring sports season.
Six players from the county were named to the Georgia Athletic Coaches Associations all-state teams, which were released earlier this week.
Brandon Robinson could have taken the other route, and entered his name in the NCAA transfer portal.
Brandon Robinson admitted that it was frustrating at times, but all the ups and downs were worth it.
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