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Soccer kicks off spring sports
By JARED PUTNAM Union Sentinel Editor
      The Panthers soccer team kicked off the 2007 season last week, posting two shutout wins and a tie after a season opening loss to Lumpkin County. "I think we have a good team and a good skill level," Head Coach Chris Robbins said. "The biggest loss from last year is Pat Schmidt, [who was] just an o...
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Dyer signs with YHC
By JARED PUTNAM Union Sentinel Editor
      Lauren Dyer accepted a scholarship from Young Harris College last week, paving the way for her to carry her successful softball career into the collegiate level. Dyer said that while it was very emotional to see her high school career end, she is looking forward to this next chapter in her life.
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YHC takes two from Potomac St.
      The Young Harris College Mountain Lions beat Potomac State 9-3 in the first of a series of games against the Catamounts last weekend. Georgia signee Will Harvil threw seven complete innings while only allowing five hits and two earned runs. The Mountain Lion's defense was the best it has been all ...
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Longballs lift Panthers over Indians
Union cruises past Towns, edges East Hall to start 2-0
By JARED PUTNAM Union Sentinel Editor
      The Panthers slugged their way to victory as the 2007 season began, notching a 12-5 win over the Towns County Indians. "We had a little fire about us because they beat us in the last game of the season last year in extra innings," Head Coach Robby Roxbury said. "Some of it was probably a little [d...
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Ladies perfect in first four games
By JARED PUTNAM Union Sentinel Editor
      The 2007 Lady Panthers soccer season opened last Wednesday, as the team notched a 3-0 win over White County. Head Coach Tim Hunter said that he already likes what he has seen from his young team. "By our own standards last year was a down year," Coach Hunter said. "But the level that we have tried...
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UCB donates to golf team
      Golf is one of the most ancient of sports, with origins in the mists of auld Scotland. But one thing is for sure: you can't play golf without a golf ball. In fact, most players will need several dozen golf balls in a typical year. That's especially true for those who play the game competitively.
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