The South Paulding Spartans traveled to Northgate of Coweta county to take on the Vikings Friday night in hopes of that elusive first win. Though the final score of 28-14 does not reflect the win for the Spartans, their efforts to show a win.
The Patriot softball team honored the Seniors on this years team last week. The Patriots had a busy week on the diamond playing 4 games in 5 days.
The Rome Wolves trekked south to Dallas Friday night in search of new prey. They met the Paulding County Patriots at Dave Hardin Stadium.When the final horn sounded there was little doubt this Rome team is the best team in the region and likely in the state.
Georgia Highlands College’s nursing program was ranked as the “#1 Most Affordable Nursing Degree in Georgia” by College Choice. This follows the program’s recent inclusion in GeriatricNursing.org’s article called ““30 Most Affordable Nursing Degree Programs,” and in 2015, being ranked second on a list of the 30 most affordable online RN-BSN degree programs in the nation put out by Great Value Colleges.
The Paulding County Patriots took to the road for the 1st time this season. The schedule found them traveling to Marietta to face a group of angry Longhorns that were winless on the the season.
The Spartans traveled to Douglasville to take on the very tough Tigers in hopes of gaining their first win. Unfortunately, the Spartans just could not get anything going on offense or defense.
New Georgia Elementary in Paulding County, GA has been awarded a $3,000 Georgia Shape school health grant. Georgia Shape, Governor Nathan Deal’s Childhood Obesity Initiative, recently announced grants to 26 schools, including New GA, totaling $116,000 for the 2017-2018 school year.
Hiram High School Career and Technical Instruction (CTI) student organization elected officers for the 2017-18 school year. The officers are Azavian Joiner, President; Timothy Thurner, Vice President; and Micheal Minyard, Secretary.
Georgia Highlands College welcomed three new coaches over the summer for the men’s basketball team, the women’s basketball team and the softball team.
The Raiders would not quit as the game ended 43-41 in favor of Carrollton. East Paulding's defense was able to capitalize on a few fumbles, and was able to turn them into touchdowns, one by the defense.
The Paulding County Patriots volleyball team recently honored the out going seniors from the class of 2018. The Patriots hosted the Pepperell Dragons from Lindale and the Patriots came away with their first victory on the season.
Hiram's Sydney Adomnik lays down a sacrifice in the 4th inning. Adomnik saved the day in the bottom of the 7th by making a sensational catch on a potential game winner by the Patriots ending the game.
Patriot wideout Jason Ledford scampers into the end zone after a long run scoring his 2nd touchdown of the game. Brantley Mauldin celebrates with Coach Purnell after the victory. Patriots are 1-2(1-0) on the season and travel to Kell next week.
The South Paulding Spartans take the field against a very tough Alexander team this past Friday night. The Spartans showed promise in a 48-12 loss to the Cougars.
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