Bob Roberts is an Associate Editor for Southeast Georgia Today, specializing in local sports coverage. With a passion for highlighting the achievements and events within the community, Bob's articles provide in-depth coverage of high school and college sports, as well as other local athletic endeavors. His work has also been featured in The Dallas Morning News and PR.com.
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By: Bob Roberts
The Toombs County Cross Country teams concluded their regular season on Thursday at the Three Rivers Classic. This year’s meet was held at the Toombs County course, as the original location at Jeff Davis was destroyed by Hurricane Helene. Despite the change in venue, the weather was nearly perfect, and many runners achieved personal records (PRs).
The Barons Men's Soccer continued their campaign traveling to Thomas University to take on the Night Hawks Saturday. The Barons managed to hold off the Nigh Hawks for the first 28 minutes before conceding the first goal of the match and eight minutes later conceded another goal to go into half down two-nil. The second half continued much like the first with Thomas scoring three unanswered goals to win the match five-nil.
By: Jeff Raiford, Bob Roberts, Jim Perry, Kathy Hilt
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The Lady Barons Volleyball team set program history yesterday with their first-ever conference win against the Life University Running Eagles, winning in four sets. The Lady Barons clawed out their first conference win of the season in front of the rowdy home crowd. The Life Running Eagles managed to steal the first set, but the Lady Barons buckled down, winning the next three sets to claim their seventh win of the season. That's the first time since 2012 that the Volleyball team has won seven games.
By: Bob Roberts
The Toombs County Lady Dawgs kicked off their Sweet 16 series against the Heard County Braves with a dominant 7-2 win, led by an impressive performance from pitcher Shay Stringer. Stringer struck out 13 batters, allowing only one hit and two runs over seven innings, though she gave up eight walks. Despite the walks, Stringer’s resilience in the circle was crucial for the Lady Dawgs.
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By: Bob Roberts
In the 38th meeting of their storied rivalry, the Toombs County Bulldogs delivered a commanding 51-6 win over the Vidalia Indians on Friday night at Booster Stadium. With this victory, Toombs County secured its fourth consecutive win over Vidalia, backed by a stellar performance from the Red Bullet Defense and an explosive offensive display.
The Lady Barons Basketball team started their 2024-25 campaign with a road trip to Florida, taking on Southeastern Fire in their first game of the year. The Lady Barons put up a tough fight but came up short, losing 89-85 to the Fire in the season opener. The Lady Barons shot 54.5% from the field on the day and 63% from the charity stripe. Destanee Wright led the Lady Barons in points with 24, nine rebounds, and four assists. Angel McRae led the team with nine rebounds.
By: Bob Roberts
The Toombs County Cheer Dawgs put on impressive performances in back-to-back competitions this week, earning 2nd place finishes on both Thursday at Bacon County High School and Saturday at Jeff Davis High School. With each appearance, the team showed noticeable improvement, bringing more strength and precision to the mat.
The Barons Men's Soccer wrapped up their 2024 campaign with a home makeup game on Monday afternoon vs the Life University Running Eagles. The Running Eagles gave the Barons everything they had, but they were unable to stop Life, giving up four goals in the first half and four in the second for an eight-nil loss.
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