Cartersville football remains ranked No. 2 in the latest release of the Georgia Sports Writers Association high school football polll released on Tuesday. Blessed Trinity is the unanimous choice for No. 1 in the GSWA Class AAAA poll. In the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Hurricanes slipped one spot from third to fourth with the recent surge of St. Pius X who has started 5-1 with recent wins over Marist and Loganville. The Lions' only loss was in a season-opening game to Blessed Trinity, 35-13. Class AAAAAAA School, Points, Last Week (First-place votes in parenthesis) 1. Colquitt County 160 (16) 1 2. Walton 136 2 3. Parkview 118 4 4. Grayson 112 3 5. Archer 106 5 6. North Gwinnett 68 6 7. McEachern 60 8 8. Hillgrove 42 10 9. Lowndes 41 9 10. Milton 12 6 Others Receiving Votes: Wheeler 10, Mill Creek 6, North Cobb 6, Roswell 3, Marietta 1. Dropped Out: None. Class AAAAAA 1. Lee County 160 (16) 1 2. Coffee 144 2 3. Harrison 128 3 4. Creekview 107 4 5. Sequoyah 90 5 6. Alpharetta 69 7 7. Tucker 63 8 8. Valdosta 33 6 9. Northside Warner Robins 24 9 10. Douglas County 18 NR Others Receiving Votes: Stephenson 16, Allatoona 15, Glynn Academy 9, Johns Creek 2, Dacula 1, Mays 1. Dropped Out: Glynn Academy Class AAAAA 1. Rome 160 (16) 1 2. Stockbridge 124 3 3. Buford 115 2 4. Jones County 112 4 5. Carrollton 91 5 6. Wayne County 88 6 7. Warner Robins 74 7 8. Ware County 54 8 9. Dutchtown 28 9 10. SW DeKalb 20 10 Others Receiving Votes: Veterans 2, Upson Lee 1, Lovejoy 1. Dropped Out: None. Class AAAA 1. Blessed Trinity 160 (16) 1 2. Cartersville 137 2 3. Mary Persons 133 3 4. St. Pius X 110 4 5. Flowery Branch 82 5 6. Marist 74 6 7. Troup 61 7 8. Eastside 59 8 9. Burke County 28 9 10. Woodward Academy 19 10 Others Receiving Votes: Richmond Academy 4, Sandy Creek 3, Cedartown 2, Perry 2, Carver Columbus 1. Dropped Out: None. Class AAA 1. Calhoun 160 (16) 1 2. Cedar Grove 140 2 3. Monroe Area 114 3 4. Peach County 108 4 5. Greater Atlanta Christian 91 5 6. Benedictine 75 t6 7. Westminster 69 t6 8. Jefferson 56 8 9. Pierce County 26 10 10. Dawson County 20 9 Others Receiving Votes: Pace Academy 8, Liberty County 6, Pike County 4, North Hall 2. Dropped Out: None. Class AA 1. Hapeville Charter 160 (16) 1 2. Bremen 137 2 3. Thomasville 127 3 4. Dodge County 110 4 5. Rabun County 96 5 6. Rockmart 81 6 7. Callaway 61 8 8. Washington County 57 7 9. Vidalia 31 10 10. Brooks County 16 9 Others Receiving Votes: Dublin 9, Union County 1, Jefferson County 1. Dropped Out: None. Class A 1. ELCA 146 (7) 2 2. Irwin County 140 (8) 1 3. Athens Academy 124 (1) 3 4. Prince Avenue Christian 117 4 5. Clinch County 94 5 6. Calvary Day 71 6 7. Commerce 58 8 8. Aquinas 34 t10 9. Pelham 26 t10 10. Mt. Zion-Carroll 16 NR Others Receiving Votes: Darlington 15, Savannah Country Day 11, Christian Heritage 7, George Walton Academy 5, Mount Paran 5, Fellowship Christian 3, North Cobb Christian 1, Savannah Christian 1, Mount de Sales 1. Dropped out: Darlington. Participating Publications: The Covington News, The Athletic, Walker Messenger, Douglas County Sentinel, Gwinnett Daily Post, Times-Georgian, Augusta Chronicle, Savannah Morning News, Oconee Enterprise, Cherokee Tribune, Marietta Daily Journal, Newnan Times-Herald, 92.9FM The Game, Tifton Gazette, Walton Tribune, Dalton Citizen. ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION RANKINGS Class AAAAAAA (Previous) (season record) 1. (1) Colquitt County (6-0) 2. (2) Walton (5-0) 3. (4) Parkview (4-0) 4. (3) Grayson (3-2) 5. (8) Archer (4-1) 6. (7) North Gwinnett (3-2) 7. (9) McEachern (4-1) 8. (NR) Wheeler (5-0) 9. (NR) Hillgrove (5-0) 10. (NR) Lowndes (5-1) Out: No. 5 Roswell, No. 6 Milton, No. 10 Marietta Class AAAAAA 1. (1) Lee County (5-0) 2. (2) Coffee (6-0) 3. (3) Harrison (6-0) 4. (4) Sequoyah (4-0) 5. (5) Creekview (5-0) 6. (6) Valdosta (2-3) 7. (7) Alpharetta (3-1) 8. (8) Northside (Warner Robins) (3-3) 9. (9) Tucker (3-2) 10. (NR) Mays (2-2) Out: No. 10 Douglas County Class AAAAA 1. (1) Rome (5-0) 2. (2) Buford (3-2) 3. (3) Stockbridge (5-0) 4. (5) Jones County (5-0) 5. (4) Carrollton (4-1) 6. (6) Warner Robins (4-1) 7. (7) Wayne County (5-0) 8. (8) Ware County (4-1) 9. (9) Dutchtown (5-0) 10. (10) Southwest DeKalb (5-0) Class AAAA 1. (1) Blessed Trinity (5-0) 2. (4) Mary Persons (5-0) 3. (5) St. Pius X (5-1) 4. (3) Cartersville (5-0) 5. (6) Troup (5-0) 6. (2) Marist (4-1) 7. (7) Burke County (3-2) 8. (8) Flowery Branch (4-0) 9. (9) Woodward Academy (2-2) 10. (10) Eastside (4-0) Class AAA 1. (1) Calhoun (5-0) 2. (2) Cedar Grove (4-1) 3. (4) Monroe Area (5-0) 4. (3) Peach County (3-2) 5. (5) Westminster (3-2) 6. (6) Greater Atlanta Christian (3-2) 7. (7) Benedictine (3-1) 8. (8) Jefferson (4-1) 9. (9) Pace Academy (3-2) 10. (10) Dawson County (5-0) Class AA 1. (1) Hapeville Charter (4-0) 2. (2) Callaway (4-1) 3. (3) Thomasville (4-1) 4. (4) Bremen (4-0) 5. (5) Rockmart (5-0) 6. (6) Dodge County (5-0) 7. (7) Rabun County (4-1) 8. (8) Washington County (4-0) 9. (9) Vidalia (5-0) 10. (10) Brooks County (3-2) Class A (Public) 1. (1) Irwin County (5-0) 2. (2) Clinch County (4-1) 3. (3) Commerce (5-0) 4. (4) Pelham (5-0) 5. (5) Charlton County (4-1) 6. (6) Marion County (5-0) 7. (9) Mount Zion (Carroll) (4-1) 8. (NR) Schley County (4-1) 9. (NR) Mitchell County (4-1) 10. (NR) Macon County (2-2) Out: No. 7 Manchester, No. 8 Turner County, No. 10 Dooly County Class A (Private) 1. (1) Eagle's Landing Christian (4-1) 2. (2) Prince Avenue Christian (5-0) 3. (3) Athens Academy (4-0) 4. (5) Calvary Day (4-0) 5. (10) Fellowship Christian (5-0) 6. (7) Aquinas (4-0) 7. (6) Savannah Country Day (4-0) 8. (9) George Walton Academy (5-0) 9. (8) Mount Paran Christian (2-2) 10. (NR) Christian Heritage (4-0) Out: No. 4 Darlington

Cass softball raced out to a 6-0 lead Monday night at Paulding County and Lady Colonels’ pitchers Rachael Lee and Kylee Hembree made it stand up in a 10-3 Region 7-AAAAA victory in Dallas. Lee (3.2 IP, 1R, 0ER, 1H, 7BB, 2K) started in the circle and picked up the win. Hembree (3.1 IP, 2R, 1ER, 1H, 2BB, 1K) closed out the game as the two hurlers combined for a two-hitter. Kendal Cantrell had both Pauldling County hits. One hit was a double. Rachael Lee (photo) finished with three hits and three RBI. Eryn Lee had two hits, scored three times, and had two RBI. Hembree and Haley Owens had one hit and one RBI apiece. Kelly Young and Macenzie Dougharty added base hits. Haley Smith walked twice and drove in a run. The loss dropped Paulding County to 4-18 overall and 1-13 in region action. Cass (4-20, 4-10) hosts East Paulding Tuesday and Carrollton on Thursday. Both games are scheduled for 5:55 p.m. starts. LADY CANES LOSE AT REGION CO-LEADER CHAPEL HILL A pair of sixth inning runs by Chapel Hill on a two-run homer lifted the Lady Panthers past Cartersville softball Monday night 4-2 in a Region 5-AAAA game in Douglasville. Chapel Hill took a 2-1 lead in the first inning on an Isis Taylor two-run home run, but Cartersville tied the game with a run in the top of the third inning before the late Panther home run by Rylie Moody. Cartersville’s first inning run came on a solo shot by Hope Short. Both pitchers were effective outside the long balls and neither walked a batter. Chapel Hill had five hits. Cartersville managed three. Kira Morgan (7 IP, 2ER, 3H, 0BB, 6K) was the winning pitcher for Chapel Hill. Colbi Ballard (6 IP, 4ER, 5H, 0BB, 9K) was tagged with the loss for Cartersville. Short finished with two hits for Cartersville including her homer. Brooklyn Pittman had the only other Cartersville base hit. Chapel Hill improved to 20-4 overall and 10-1 in region games. Cartersville wraps up the regular season with a 9-12 overall mark and 4-8 in the region. According to Cartersville head coach Shannon Suarez, the Lady Canes will most likely open the Region 5-AAAA playoffs as the 5-seed and play at 4-seed Cedartown in a best-of-three series that will begin with a doubleheader on either Saturday afternoon or Monday, October 1. Cedartown has a region game at Chapel Hill Tuesday and seeding will become official after that game.

Games reported from September 15 through September 22 including games from Cartersville Parks and Recreation, Bartow County Parks and Recreation, and the North Georgia Youth Football League. Note: Some games from these dates were previously reported in past stories. These are games not previously reported. September 15 12U at Calhoun Rec CALHOUN 26, BARTOW TIGERS 0 TIGERS: Adrian Harris had 28 yards rushing. Aderius Harris had seven rushing yards. Brock Benefield recorded three tackles. Ethan Leonard had two tackles. BARTOW BUCS 7, CALHOUN YELLOW JACKETS 0 BUCS: Jamious Kinnemore scored on a 55-yard touchdown run and totaled 88 yards rushing. Kintrell Whatley added 33 rushing yards. Cadyn Wade had seven tackles and recovered a fumble. Kinnemore recorded six tackles. CALHOUN HURRICANES 24, BARTOW FALCONS 6 FALCONS: Jesse Wiseman scored on a 6-yard run and finished with 13 yards rushing. Corey White led the rushing attack with 31 yards. Jesse Wiseman and Sean Sisk had three tackles each. Shawn Wiseman contributed a pair of stops. September 18 12U at Calhoun Rec BARTOW BUCS 20, CALHOUN BULLDOGS 14 BUCS: Jamious Kinnemore rushed for 166 yards and had touchdown runs of 84, 63, and nine yards. Kintrell Whatley rushed for 53 yards and added an extra point reception from Jacob Taylor. Taylor added an extra point run. Cadyn Wade totaled 11 tackles. Kinnemore had seven tackles. September 20 10U at Dellinger Park CARTERSVILLE SILVER CANES 22, BARTOW RAIDERS 7 SILVER: Bodie Brumlow scored on a pair of 20-yard touchdown runs and kicked two PATs. Cooper Melvin added added a 10-yard rushing touchdown. Andrew Wilcox and Cooper Melvin were identified for top defensive play. RAIDERS: Izaiah Burgs scored the Raiders’ touchdown. Joshua Love ran for the extra point. Colin Atchley was credited as a top defender. CARTERSVILLE WHITE CANES 34, BARTOW TIGERS 0 WHITE: Reed Ezell had three touchdown runs, scoring from 10, 12, and 76 yards out. Ezell also completed a 30-yard touchdown pass to Griffin McGill. Asa Mitcham converted three PAT kicks. Collier Jordan, LIam Lujan, and Mitcham were the defensive standouts. September 22 8U at Hamilton Crossing Park BARTOW COWBOYS 35, BARTOW STEELERS 14 COWBOYS: Anthony Moreno scored on touchdown runs of 40 and three yards. Moreno also caught a 30-yard touchdown pass from Mitchell Raughton. Kasey Jacobs had a pair of PAT runs and a two-point PAT reception from Raughton. Nigel Whitaker added a one-point PAT run and returned an interception 12 yards for a touchdown. Raughton had three tackles. STEELERS: Malachi Milligan and Nathaniel Jones had 60-yard touchdown runs. Collin Armona added a two-point PAT run. Milligan finished with four tackles. Isaiah Pittman had three tackles. BARTOW RAIDERS 41, BARTOW COWBOYS 18 RAIDERS: Izaiah Burgs returned a kickoff 55 yards for a touchdown; rushed for touchdowns from 49- and 10-yards; and added a pair of two-point PAT kicks. Joshua Love had a 32-yard touchdown run and completed a three-yard touchdown pass to William Hayes. Eri Palma added a two-point PAT kick. Dalton Robertson collected four tackles. Love had three tackles. COWBOYS: Joseph Thorne scored on a 50-yard touchdown run. James Lee had a 40-yard touchdown run. Kadyn Johnson added a 15-yard touchdown run. Johnson finished with three tackles. Jacob Adkins had two tackles. 8U at Dellinger Park CARTERSVILLE WHITE CANES 25, BARTOW TIGERS 13 WHITE: Solomon James scored on a pair of 65-yard touchdown runs and added an extra point run. Cameron Caldwell was credited as a defensive standout. TIGERS: Jackson Jarrett scored on a 45-yard touchdown run. Isaiah Craig added a 50-yard touchdown jaunt. Kameron Hosey added a successful PAT run. Jarrett was noted as the top defensive standout. CARTERSVILLE PURPLE CANES 6, CARTERSVILLE GOLD CANES 0 PURPLE: Braylen Clever scored on a 10-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Timothy Coe was also a top rusher. Kamden Smith and Clever were the defensive standouts. GOLD: Kayden Blackwell was hit team’s go-to rusher and converted several runs for first downs. Drake Bailey added several key runs. Nartayvious Wilkey and Rhett Baxter were defensive standouts. 10U at Hamilton Crossing Park BARTOW TIGERS 7, BARTOW FALCONS 0 TIGERS: Brad Barton scored on a 15-yard run. Demetrius Barton rushed for 25 yards. Jaden Daise recovered two fumbles. Drew Nida recovered a fumble. Clay Hilburn finished with four tackles. FALCONS: Micah Pittman had 17 rushing yards. Josiah Houston had 11 rushing yards. Corey Ingle-Adams and Eli Simmons each recovered a fumble. Houston had three tackles. 10U at Dellinger Park CARTERSVILLE SILVER CANES 8, CARTERSVILLE WHITE CANES 6 SILVER: Bodie Brumlow rushed for over 70 yards. Cooper Melvin scored on a second half 10-yard touchdown run. Brumlow added a PAT kick. Andrew Wilcox, Cooper Melvin, and Matthew Cook were noted for their defensive efforts. WHITE: Reed Ezell and Asa Mitcham led the rushing attack. Ezell scored on an 8-yard run. Collier Jordan and Mitcham were identified as top defenders. CARTERSVILLE PURPLE CANES 25, CARTERSVILLE BLACK CANES 0 PURPLE: Giovanni Banks scored touchdown runs from 1- and 5-yards. Banks also added a PAT run. Zachary Stiles had a 39-yard touchdown run. Dixon Lindsey scored on a 2-yard keeper. Clint Hosea and Kaleb Holton were the top noted defenders. BLACK: Hudson Lusk led the team in rushing yardage. Garrett Hewlett had three 25+ yard punts. Demontre Cochran was credited with top defensive plays. 12U at Cunningham Stadium, Old Cass HS GORDON WHITE 19, BARTOW FALCONS 6 FALCONS: Jesse Wiseman scored on a 55-yard touchdown run. Clay Silvers and Aiden Ritchie had two tackles each. GORDON RED 23, BARTOW BUCS 6 BUCS: Jamious Kinnemore had 33 rushing yards and scored one touchdown. Kintrell Whatley had 28 yards rushing. Kinnemore collected six tackles. Jacob Taylor had two tackles. CALHOUN YELLOW JACKETS 30, BARTOW TIGERS 0 TIGERS: Adrian Harris 31 rushing yards. Ethan Leonard had five tackles. Thomas Ayotte had four tackles. September 22 9U NGYFL at Lafayette High School BARTOW 34, LAFAYETTE 0 BARTOW: Jovani Bautista-Jackson had touchdown runs of 40-, 40-, 25-, and 10-yards. Kaiden Kent scored on a 25-yard touchdown run. Kent collected four tackles and two turnovers with an interception and a fumble recovery. Maddox Raughton and Kaedon Fezzia made seven tackles each. 12U NGYFL at Lafayette High School BARTOW 13, LAFAYETTE 6 BARTOW: Jamarian Pullum scored on a 25-yard touchdown run and a 10-yard reception from Xavior Darby. Kamarion Profitt made six tackles and recovered two fumbles. Kelson Mitchell collected eight tackles. Eddie Boggs had three tackles and recovered a fumble. Local youth football updates are sponsored on Bartow Sports Zone by McWhorter Capital Partners with all information provided by the Bartow County Parks and Recreation Department and the Cartersville Parks and Recreation Department.

The local high school football region standings and results for the week ending September 22. REGION 6-AAA Last Week's Scores Calhoun 42, Ringgold 7 LFO 43, Haralson Co. 26 North Murray 23, Adairsville 20 Sonoraville 61, Murray Co. 18 This Week's Games: Adairsville at LFO, Haralson Co. at Coahulla Creek, Murray Co. at North Murray, Ringgold at Sonoraville REGION 5-AAAA Last Week's Scores Cartersville 21, Cedartown 20 Central-Carroll 13, LaGrange 10 Troup 56, Chapel Hill 24 This Week's Games: Cedartown at LaGrange (Thur), Central-Carroll at Cartersville, Troup at Sandy Creek REGION 7-AAAAA Last Week's Scores Carrollton 24, East Paulding 21 Hiram 35, Woodland 15 Rome 49, Cass 14 Villa Rica 28, Paulding Co. 3 This Week's Games: Rome at Woodland, Carrollton at Cass, Kell at Paulding Co., Hiram at East Paulding

Local 'Athletes Beyond Bartow' made their contributions in football, cross country, tennis, and soccer. Trevor Lawrence had an outstanding game in Clemson's victory at Georgia Tech. Jaison Morning led his Valdosta State cross country team at the University of Florida Invitational, and senior Peyton Gollhofer had an undefeated weekend for Ball State. NFL VIC BEASLEY — Atlanta Falcons (4th-yr. pro, DE, Clemson University, Adairsville HS)… recorded a pair of tackles including a third quarter sack and a quarterback hit, but the Falcons lost in overtime to the visiting New Orleans Saints Sunday afternoon 43-37. Atlanta (1-2) hosts the Cincinnati Bengals next Sunday afternoon. COLLEGE FOOTBALL CHRIS BLACKSTON — University of West Georgia (Jr., DB, Adairsville HS)… saw playing time off the bench and made a first quarter tackle in the 8th-ranked Wolves’ 30-21 Gulf South Conference win over 11th-ranked Florida Tech Saturday in Carrollton. In UWG’s 4-0 start, Blackston is second on the team with 19 tackles, including one tackle for loss, a quarterback hurry, and one fumble recovery. The Wolves play Shorter at Barron Stadium in Rome this Saturday. TREVOR CARLTON — Reinhardt University (Sr., LB, Cartersville HS)… was credited with one tackle assist in the NAIA 7th-ranked Eagles’ 49-3 rout of Ave Maria (FL) Saturday in Waleska. Through four games, Carlton has seven tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss totaling 30 yards, and a shared sack for a 25-yard loss. RU (4-0) opens Mid-South Conference play this Saturday night at 16th-ranked University of the Cumberlands (KY). MARCUS CHILDERS — Northern Illinois University (R-Soph., QB, Adairsville HS)… completed 20 of 41 passes for 215 yards and two touchdowns Saturday, but the Huskies lost at Florida State, 37-19. Childers’ late third quarter 66-yard TD pass to D.J. Brown narrowed FSU’s lead to 23-13, but they would be outscored 14-6 in the final period. Childers ran 20 times with a long run of 17 yards and one touchdown, but was sacked four times and netted negative rushing yardage. NIU (1-3, 1-0 MAC) returns to conference competition this Saturday at Eastern Michigan. XAVIOR COAXUM — LaGrange College (Soph., DB, Cartersville HS)… had an interception and a pair of tackles, including one for a three-yard loss, as the Panthers beat Apprentice University 42-13. LaGrange (1-2) begins USA-South Conference play at North Carolina Wesleyan this Saturday. JONATHAN CRUZ — UNC-Charlotte (Fr., PK, Cartersville HS)… made a second quarter 33-yard field goal as the first half expired and was successful on all four PAT kicks in the 49ers’ 49-31 loss at Massachusetts. Two of his five kickoffs in the game were for touchbacks. Charlotte (2-2, 1-0 C-USA) returns to conference play this Saturday night at Alabama-Birmingham. MILLER FORRISTALL — University of Alabama (R-Soph., TE, Cartersville HS)… has seen action in all of the top-ranked Crimson Tide’s games but has not been targeted. Alabama beat visiting Texas A&M Saturday, 45-23. Alabama (4-0, 2-0 SEC) steps out of conference and will host Louisiana Saturday in Tuscaloosa. RICO FRYE — Bowling Green University (Fr., RB, Cartersville HS)… had six carries for 39 yards, caught one pass that resulted in a one-yard loss, and had a two-yard kickoff return in a home 38-23 loss to Miami-Ohio. The Falcons (1-3, 0-1 MAC) play this Saturday afternoon at Georgia Tech. CAMERON GONYEA — Saint Anselm College (Fr., DB, Cass HS)… saw action in the Hawks’ 29-21 homecoming victory Saturday over American International. SAC (1-2, 1-1 Northeastern 10 Conference) plays at Southern Connecticut State this Saturday afternoon. GABRIEL GRIDLEY — Angelo State University (Soph., P, Cartersville HS)… punted seven times for a 35.2 yard average Saturday night in a 57-36 loss at Midwestern State (TX). Gridley had a long punt of 42 yards and had one kick for a touchback. ASU (2-2, 1-1 Lone Star Conference) hosts Tarleton State (TX) in another conference game this Saturday night. SEAN HOLTON — Davidson College (Soph., DB, Cartersville HS)… saw action in the Wildcats’ 42-21 loss at Dayton. Davidson (3-1, 0-1 Pioneer League) travels to Valparaiso this Saturday afternoon. LUCAS JOHNSON — Georgia State University (Sr., OL, Cass HS)… was part of the Panthers’ offensive line rotation Saturday in a 34-15 loss to Western Michigan. Johnson recovered a third quarter fumble by teammate Dan Ellington and was part of an offense that managed 285 total yards, but only 58 rushing. Georgia State (1-3) begins Sun Belt Conference play this Saturday at home against Louisiana-Monroe. EMMANUEL JONES — Colorado State University (Soph., LB, Woodland HS)… made three tackles Saturday afternoon in the Rams’ 35-19 home loss to Illinois State. Through the first five games, Jones has been one of CSU’s most productive defenders. He has 19 tackles, including a sack for 12 yards, 4.5 tackles for loss, two quarterback hurries, and one interception. Colorado State (1-4, 0-1 Mountain West Conference) has a bye week before traveling to San Jose State for another conference game October 6. BRADLEY KIRK — Shorter University (Fr., DB, Cartersville HS)… had three tackles, including one for a one-yard loss in the Hawks’ 52-0 loss at 17th-ranked Valdosta State. Shorter (0-4, 0-2 Gulf South Conference) continues a stretch of playing five Top 25 opponents in the first six weeks this Saturday at Barron Stadium when they host 8th-ranked West Georgia. TREVOR LAWRENCE — Clemson University (Fr., QB, Cartersville HS)… completed 13 of 18 passes for 176 yards and four touchdowns Saturday in the 3rd-ranked Tigers’ 49-21 victory at Georgia Tech. Lawrence connected with Hunter Renfrow on a 17-yard score, Justyn Ross on a 53-yard TD, and Travis Etienne on a three-yard toss in the second quarter as Clemson built a 28-7 lead by halftime. He was picked off once in the quarter as well. Lawrence added a 30-yard touchdown pass to Tee Higgins in the fourth quarter and rushed twice for 11 yards. Through the first four games, Lawrence is 39-for-60 through the air for nine TDs and two interceptions. He also has 24 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown. The Tigers (4-0, 1-0 ACC) host Syracuse this Saturday. JACOB POTTER — Kennesaw State University (Fr., LS, Adairsville HS)… saw fourth quarter action snapping for a punt and two extra points as the FCS 5th-ranked Owls blasted visting Clark Atlanta 70-13. KSU (3-1) will entertain Samford in a non-conference game this Saturday night. MARK QUATTLEBAUM — UNC-Charlotte (Sr., SL, Cartersville HS)… caught one pass for 26 yards and had a pair of punt returns that totaled three yards in the 49ers 49-31 loss at UMass. Quattlebaum was targeted only one other time as a receiver. He has five receptions this season for 46 yards and one score, a one-yard rushing attempt, and five punt returns for 21 yards. UNCC (2-2, 1-0 C-USA) travels to conference foe Alabama-Birmingham this Saturday night. GARRETT SHELTON — Alabama State University (Fr., LS, Cartersville HS)… saw action in the Hornets’ 34-0 conference loss Saturday at Grambling State. ASU (1-3, 0-1 SWAC) has a week off before traveling to Alcorn State October 6 for another Southwestern Athletic Conference matchup. JAKE WALKER — Furman University (Soph., TE, Cartersville, GA, Darlington HS)… the Paladins’ starter at tight end was targeted only once and did not have a reception in a 29-27 loss at East Tennessee State. Furman (0-3, 0-1 Southern Conference) hosts Western Carolina this Saturday afternoon. CROSS COUNTRY LINDSAY SCIFERS — University of South Alabama (Fr., Woodland HS)… placed 362nd of 422 runners at the 51-team Chile Pepper Cross Country Festival Saturday hosted by University of Arkansas at Agri Park in Fayetteville, AR. Scifers completed the 5K course in 23:15. The Jaguars placed 10th in the large meet won by host Arkansas. JAISON MORNING — Valdosta State University (Sr., Cass HS)… ran 43rd overall in 26:18 and was the top finisher for his team as the Blazers placed 11th of 22 teams Saturday at the University of Florida Mountain Dew 8K Invitational in Gainesville, FL. Next for VSU is the Florida State Invite in Tallahassee, FL October 12. TENNIS PEYTON GOLLHOFER — Ball State University (Sr., Cartersville, GA, Laurel Springs Acad.)… went undefeated this past weekend as the Cardinals hosted Dayton, Detroit Mercy, and Murray State in a hidden dual format. Gollhofer defeated Sara Loncarevic of Murray State Friday in singles in a tough three-set match and also teamed with Victoria Sec to defeat their Dayton opponents in doubles, 6-3. On Saturday, she defeated Dayton’s Anna Delaney 6-0, 6-1 and teamed with Isabelle Dohanics to defeat their Detroit Mercy opponents, 6-3. The Cardinals will travel to West Lafayette, IN this week to play in the Purdue Invitational this Friday through Sunday. SOCCER EMILY COLLUM — Georgia Southwestern University (Fr., F, Adairsville HS)… had an assist and took one shot in 70 minutes of play during the Hurricanes’ 4-1 loss last Wednesday at Clayton State. She also made a start and played 31 minutes in a 5-0 loss at Georgia College. Georgia Southwestern (2-5, 0-2 Peach Belt Conference) hosts North Georgia Wednesday night and Francis Marion Saturday evening in conference matches. MARISSA MOWRY — Anderson University (Fr., M, Cartersville HS)… entered to play 18 minutes and took one shot in the Trojans’ 6-0 victory Saturday over Mars Hill. Mowry has seen action in four of Anderson’s six games. The Trojans (2-4, 2-0 South Atlantic Conference) play at conference foe Lincoln Memorial this Saturday afternoon.

The Woodland girls and the Cartersville boys had the top local performances Saturday in the 2018 Wingfoot Cross Country Classic hosted by Atlanta Track Club at Sam Smith Park. Led by McKenna Trapheagen, Woodland placed eighth in the girls championship division in 18:59 to lead the Lady Cats to a fourth place finish among 34 teams in the girls top division. The Marietta girls team won the championship race, followed by Marist and South Forsyth. Niki Narayani of the Webb School of Knoxville (TN) won the individual title in 18:12. Angela Cochran placed 23rd for Woodland in 19:30. Carli Clymer (54th, 20:17), Rylee Evans (55th, 20:18), Cheyenne Spinks (70th, 20:45), Baylee Evans (75th, 20:53), and Kamryn Krishnan (162nd, 22:11) rounded out the Lady Cats roster. Brentwood Academy won the boys’ championship race that included 36 of the top teams across the state and Southeast. Pope and South Forsyth finished second and third. East Coweta’s Kyle Harkabus was the individual champion in 15:46.40. The Cartersville boys placed ninth in the boys varsity race that was won by Richmond Hill. The Woodland boys finished 22nd in the 40-team division. Dawson County finished second and Daniel (SC) was third. Jalen Murray of Richmond Hill won the boys varsity division individual title in 16:29. Bill Archer ran 20th in 17:52 to lead Cartersville. He was followed by fellow Canes Max Florence (44th, 18:27), Alex Rios (61st, 18:38), Jacob Busek (94th, 19:05), Levi Booth (101st, 19:14), Colin McCann (111th, 19:25) and Parker Breedlove (144th, 19:54). John Shropshire led Woodland with a 59th place finish in 18:37. John Forsyth (100th, 19:14), Dylan Stermer (109th, 19:23), Reece Mitchell (136th, 19:46), Patrick Bollwerk (168th, 20:13), and McKinley Chappell followed for the Wildcats. Competiting as individuals, Prim Patel of Cass was 178th in 20:28 and Bryce Kresho was 208th in 21:10. Logan Van Stijn (263rd, 24:17) and Craigory Chatman (264th, 24:23) also ran for the Colonels. The Cartersville girls placed 14th of 34 teams in the girls varsity division. Alexander won the division, followed by Richmond Hill and Lassiter. Alex Machado paced the Lady Canes with a 31st place finish in 23:01. She was followed by teammates Vanna Beach (86th, 24:56), Trista Kelly (94th, 25:05), Alice Terry (109th, 25:26), Metzli Munoz (122nd, 25:43), and Jocelyn Blanchette (129th, 25:59). Cass was represented by Olivia Flynn (181st, 28:06), Emma Pirkle (226th, 41:20), and Jordan Danna (226th, 41:20). Cartersville boys placed second and Woodland boys fourth in the 10-team JV Blue 3K. Harrison Banks finished third and Banks Wilson ninth for Cartersville JV. Ian Van Order and Ben Novo were the top Woodland runners. Woodland girls, led by a 1-2 finish by Avery Hull and Mackenzie Stephenson placed third in the 8-team Girls JV Blue 3K. Cartersville girls were sixth led by Genry Apor. The races Saturday doubled for local teams as the Bartow County Championship with the Woodland girls and Cartersville boys taking the local titles. Next up is the Cass/Cartersville Invitational at Dellinger Park on October 2 starting at 4:30 p.m.

In recent years, Cartersville has not trailed very often — especially in the fourth quarter. But that was the case Friday night as the Hurricanes entered the game’s final 12 minutes trailing at Cedartown, 20-14. To their credit, the Canes handled the adversity and rallied in the fourth quarter for a 21-20 road win in their 2018 Region 5-AAAA opener. Quante Jennings — who had several key runs in the go-ahead drive — scored the game-tying touchdown with about eight minutes left in the game. The ensuing PAT by Oscar Hernandez gave Cartersville a one-point lead and the defense made it hold up down the stretch. Harrison Allen gave Cartersville a 7-0 lead with a three-yard touchdown run in the first quater. The scoring run capped a drive of just under 80 yards. Cedartown tied the game, however, as Taji Hudson scampered 21-yards on the Bulldogs’ initial drive. Following a fumble recovery by the Canes on a punt, Tee Web scrambled for a 21-yard score that gave the Canes a 14-7 lead in the final minutes of the first quarter. The Hurricanes’ defense picked off a red zone pass to halt the Bulldogs’ next drive. Allen made the interception after Cedartown had driven to the Cartersville 14 yard line. On Cedartown’s next possession, Hudson broke loose for a 57-yard scoring jaunt. The missed PAT, however, kept the Hurricanes in the lead 14-13 at halftime. In the third quarter, Cedartown took a 20-14 lead with a 92-yard pick six of a Tee Webb pass but the Canes survived with their fourth quarter scoring drive. The loss dropped Cedartown to 2-3 overall and 0-1 in Region 5-AAAA. The Bulldogs travel to LaGrange next Friday. 2nd-ranked Cartersville (5-0, 1-0) hosts Central-Carroll next Friday at Weinman Stadium. NORTH MURRAY 23, ADAIRSVILLE 20 The visiting Mountaineers scored on a 2-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Preston Poag, Jr. to Landon Burrell as time expired Friday night to win 23-20 in shocking fashion at Adairsville. On the play before, Poag connected with Ladd McConkey to the two-yard line. That left the Mountaineers with a fourth-and-goal and no time outs. Poag somehow got his team lined up, set, and got the snap away for the game-winning score with just over two seconds remaining at the time of the snap. The play concluded a frantic final drive by the Mountaineers and a back-and-forth final quarter. The two teams traded first half field goals for a 3-3 tie at halftime as both defenses dominated play. Adairsville’s Emmanuel Lopez made a 43-yard field goal with 7:37 remaining in the second quarter for the game’s first points. Owen Hannah made a 41-yard field goal for North Murray with 1:49 left in the first half. Mason Boswell gave Adairsville a 10-3 lead with 1:41 remaining in the third quarter on a 7-yard run, but North Murray answered with a Poag to Landon Burrell touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter to knot the score at 10-10. That set off a frantic fourth quarter that saw the lead exchanged four times. Lopez made a 39-yard field goal with 7:47 remaining to put the Tigers ahead 13-10, but Dante Tidwell answered for North Murray with a 13-yard run to cap an eight play, 60-yard scoring drive for a 17-13 Mountaineers’ lead. The North Murray touchdown was made possible after Poag connected with Burrell for a first down on a 4th-and-13 play. Adairsville answered again, however. B.J. Roper returned the ensuing kickoff near midfield to set up a rapid five-play, 53-yard scoring drive. The return was the second dramatic return for Roper in the final quarter. His first return helped set up the earlier field goal. Courtney Slocum then capped off the final Adairsville scoring drive with a 28-yard touchdown run. The PAT kick by Lopez had the Tigers leading 20-17 with 3:55 left in the game. After a short Adairsville kickoff and a return by the Mountaineers to their own 42, Poag’s passing and several key runs by Noah Lunsford and Dante Tidwell set up the dramatic winning play by North Murray with no time remaining. North Murray improved to 3-2 overall and 2-1 in Region 6-AAA. The Mountaineers host Murray County next Friday. Adairsville (2-3, 1-2) will look to snap a two game skid next Friday at Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe. HIRAM 35, WOODLAND 15 Woodland took an early lead Friday night, but Hiram answered with 29 unanswered points on their way to a 35-15 home win over the Wildcats. Woodland scored first on a 21-yard pass from Jakob Foss to Justice Carter with 3:27 remaining in the opening quarter for a 7-0 lead. Hiram running backs Marcuis Fulks and Brian Maina then combined for four touchdowns as the Hornets’ offense had a successful night. A red zone strip sack in the second quarter and a red zone interception in the second half helped keep the Wildcats close. Woodland’s other points came on a 70-yard kickoff return by Blake Cash with 10 minutes remaining. The Wildcats added a two-point conversion pass from Titus Jones to Dylan Forman. Hiram improved to 4-1 overall and 3-0 in Region 7-AAAAA. The Hornets travel to East Paulding next Friday. Woodland (4-1, 2-1) hosts No. 1 Rome next Friday. ROME 49, CASS 14 Cass fell to Rome Friday night in a one-sided final, 49-14, at Barron Stadium. Rome, No. 1 in Georgia’s Class AAAAA and ranked in the top 20 nationally, took a 35-0 first half lead to win comfortably. The win for Rome was the Wolves’ 32nd straight Cass managed a pair of scores to match the Wolves in the second half, but it was a night controlled for the most part by the Rome defense. The Rome defense held Cass to just 59 yards in the first half with two turnovers. Meanhwile Rome’s offense rolled up 289 yards with one fumble recovered by the Colonels’ Blake Carrington. Knox Kadum, Jamious Griffin, and Trey Lawrence contributed to a pair of Wolves’ touchdowns each. Kadum connected with Tyreke Griffin for a 25-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter. That was followed by a touchdown run by Kadum, two scores by Griffin, and two TD runs by Trey Lawrence for a 42-0 Rome advantage. Cass scored on a 50-yard pass from Logan Nelson to Malik Grimes with 4:19 remaining in the third quarter. Then the Colonels’ Nic Wallin completed a 26-yard touchdown pass to Javen Bridges with 5:30 left in the fourth quarter to cap an 11-play, 85-yard scoring drive and make the score 42-14. Maliek Ash added a final touchdown for Rome with 18 seconds remaining. Rome improved to 5-0 overall and 3-0 in Region 7-AAAAA. The Wolves play at Woodland next Friday. Cass (1-4, 0-3) hosts 5th-ranked Carrollton next Friday.

Cartersville softball earned a non-region shutout victory Friday night over visiting North Cobb, 8-0. The Lady Canes scored five times in the first and added three runs in the second for all the runs they would need. Colbi Ballard (photo) tossed a complete-game, three-hitter with three walks and three strikeouts for the Hurricanes. She also went 2-for-3 at the plate with a double and four RBI to pace the offense. Presley Edwards also had two hits including a double and one RBI. Cio Seigler doubled and AnnaKate McElhaney had the other Lady Canes’ hit. Cartersville also took advantage of the Warriors on the bases with four steals. Ballard, Emma Frothingham, AnnaKate McElhaney, and Hope Short all swiped bases in the win. The loss dropped North Cobb to 8-15 on the season. The Lady Canes improved their season mark to 9-11 and play at Chapel Hill on Monday. LASSITER HALTS LADY CATS’ STREAK Woodland softball had an 11-game win streak stopped by Class AAAAAAA Lassiter Friday night, 13-1 in four innings. The visiting Trojans scored in each inning and pounded out 13 hits. Woodland managed a single run in the second inning on an RBI double by Skylar Chappell. Bella Carnes had the only other Lady Cats’ hit. Lassiter improved to 17-4 on the season. The loss leaves Woodland with a 17-6 season mark. The Lady Cats return to Region 7-AAAAA action Monday at Rome at 5:30 p.m. Woodland hosts Hiram Tuesday and plays at Paulding County on Thursday.

Woodland softball continued its winning ways Thursday night with a 9-4 victory over visiting Villa Rica in a Region 7-AAAAA matchup. Villa Rica took a brief 2-1 lead in the top of the second inning, but Woodland scored in each of its first five frames to eventually take control of the contest. Woodland led 4-2 heading to the fourth inning — and after Villa Rica tied the game 4-4 in the top of the fourth — the host Lady Cats scored four times in the bottom of the fourth to take an 8-4 advantage. Woodland added an insurance run in the fifth. The Woodland bats out-dueled Villa Rica 13 hits to four. Both teams committed four errors. Skylar Chappell (photo) had three hits and two RBI for Woodland. Bella Carnes also finished with three hits. Morgan Cooper drove home three runs with two hits. Caroline Higdon added a pair of hits and one RBI. Jordan Duck, Kendyl Hardin, and Hannah Miller each had one hit. Morgan Bailey contributed one RBI. Sarah Baynard (7 IP, 4R, 0ER, 4H, 3BB, 2K) collected the pitching win with a complete game effort. All runs against her were unearned. The loss dropped Villa Rica to 11-10 overall and 7-8 in Region 7-AAAAA. Woodland (17-5, 11-2), who has now won 11-straight games, steps out of region play Friday to host Lassiter at 5:30 p.m. Next week, the Lady Cats will travel to Rome Monday, host Hiram Tuesday, and close out the regular season at Paulding County Thursday. ADAIRSVILLE 2, LFO 0 The Lady Tigers broke open a scoreless game with two runs in the bottom of the third inning and pitcher Taylor Rhoades made the lead stand up with a 2-0 Region 6-AAA shutout. Rhoades earned the complete-game pitching win by scattering four hits and a walk across seven innings of work. She struck out four. Sierra Tanner was the only Adairsville batter with two hits. Breeana Wilson contributed a double. Havyn Issace drove in a run with a triple and a sacrifice. Victoria O’Neal had a hit and one RBI. Natalie Burrow had the other Lady Tigers’ hit. The loss saw Lakeview-Ft. Oglethorpe’s season mark fall to 9-14 overall and 3-13 in Region 6-AAA. Adairsville finished the regular season with a 7-19 overall record and was 5-11 in region action. HIRAM 7, CASS 2 Cass softball lost a Region 7-AAAAA contest Thursday night at Hiram, 7-2. Hiram took a 6-0 lead through four innings to gain control of the contest early. The Lady Colonels scored their two runs in the top of the fifth to narrow the margin to 6-2 before the host Hornets added a run in the bottom of the frame. Kylee Hembree (3 IP, 4R, 3ER, 3H, 3BB, 1K) and Macenzie Dougharty (3 IP, 2ER, 3H, 1K) split the pitching duties for Cass. Dougharty had one of the Lady Colonels’ four hits with a double and two RBI. Jaden Musacchio, Haley Smith, and Rachael Lee had the other Cass base hits. Hiram improved to 11-8-1 overall and 6-7 in region play. Cass (3-20, 3-10) travels to Paulding County Monday at 5:55 p.m. and will host East Paulding and Carrollton Tuesday and Thursday.

Cartersville volleyball won a pair of matches Thursday evening in Chatsworth finishing off the host Murray County Indians 25-17, 25-17 and later defeating Dalton 25-15, 25-11. “We executed very well all night,” said Cartersville head coach Dustin Cothran. “We seved well and didn’t make many errors. Anna Mathis and Anna Grace Brock were dialed in with their serve receiving,” he continued. “ Cristina Cruz stepped up in the second match to put some balls away and London Shaw made some impressive blocks and kills.” Nedu Evans totaled 26 kills, six aces, and 15 digs in the four sets Thursday. Bekah Stevens contributed 22 kills, six digs, and 10 aces. Anna Mathis contributed nine digs against Dalton and Grace Hunter totaled 71 assists and nine aces in the two matches. Cartersville (19-11) hosts North Paulding Tuesday, October 2 for their Senior Night recognition. The match begins at 5 p.m. CASS WINS AT ARMUCHEE Cass volleyball needed three sets, but captured a non-region road victory at Armuchee Thursday evening in Rome. Armuchee won the opening set 25-21, but the Lady Colonels responded with wins in the next two sets, 25-21 and 25-16. WOODLAND SPLITS MATCHES AT SPRAYBERRY Woodland volleyball split a pair of non-region matches Thursday evening at Sprayberry High School in Cobb County. The Lady Cats topped Sprayberry in their opener 25-20 and 25-19. Macey Vaughn had ten assists. Caroline Gore contributed seven kills, seven digs, and two aces. Grace Webb had two kills, two blocks, and an assist, while Sydney Molinaro finished with five kills. East Coweta defeated Woodland 25-9 and 25-10. Gore had four kills and four digs. Molinaro added a kill and three blocks. Vaughn had five assists and one ace. Woodland hosts Rome and Cass Tuesday and the Lady Cats will recognize their 2018 seniors.

The Woodland girls cross country team is ranked second in the Georgia Week 5 Class AAAAA state rankings released this week by MileSplit.com. The Lady Cats also moved up one spot in the Georgia All-Classification rankings to third. McIntosh is ranked first in Class AAAAA. Starrs Mill, Union Grove, and Riverwood follow in spots three through five. Grady, Whitewater, Decatur, Clarke Central, and Jones County round out the top ten. In the All-Class rankings, the Woodland girls are behind Marietta and Marist. South Forsyth and McIntosh round out the top five. The Cartersville boys cross country team moved up one spot to 7th in the Georgia Week 5 Class AAAA state rankings released this week by MileSplit.com. The Hurricanes trail St. Pius X, Marist, North Oconee, Blessed Trinity, Chestatee, and White County in the rankings. Oconee County, Woodward Academy, and Pickens round out the top ten. Many of the top teams in the state and a few out of state teams will compete locally this Saturday at Cartersville’s Sam Smith Park in the Wingfoot Invitational conducted by the Atlanta Track Club.

Games reported for Monday, September 17 and Tuesday, September 18 by the Cartersville Parks and Recreation Department and the Bartow County Parks and Recreation Department. September 17 8U at Hamilton Crossing Park CARTERSVILLE WHITE CANES 20, BARTOW FALCONS 13 WHITE: Drake Curtis scored three touchdowns on runs of 74, 57, and 54 yards. Christian Davis added a two-point conversion. Curtis had three tackles. Davis and Tristan Hall added two tackles each. FALCONS: Gary Douglas scored on a 20-yard run and added a one-point conversion. William Nachtsheim scored on a 7-yard run. Gary Douglas totaled five tackles. Walker Harris and Noah Jannsen had two tackles each. Brenlee Smith picked off a pass. 8U at Dellinger Park CARTERSVILLE PURPLE CANES 19, BARTOW COLTS 14 PURPLE: Braden Clever scored three touchdowns on runs of 60, 39, and 31 yards. Timothy Coe, Andy Holstein, Wright Upton, and Jaiden Taylor were recognized for their defensive play. COLTS: Karson Darby scored on a 39-yard run and added a two-point conversion. Channing Briggs scored on a 38-yard touchdown run. Darby, Malachi Evans, and Brayden Ford were the defensive standouts. 12U at Dellinger Park CARTERSVILLE PURPLE CANES 50, CEDARTOWN BULLDOGS 0 PURPLE: Trevor Harris returned a punt 60 yards and a kickoff 60 yards for a pair of touchdowns. Khristian Lando scored on an 11-yard run. Kendrick Price had a 17-yard TD run. Cooper Moon had a one-yard TD run. Brelace Williams had a 25-yard TD pass to Asa Sheppard and a pair of two-point PATs. Isiah Livsey added 40 yards rushing. Brayden Pope had 12 tackles, including three for loss. Lando totaled ten tackles, four for loss. Livsey contributed eight tackles. Price had a defensive touchdown on a 69-yard fumble recovery and return. CEDARTOWN: Javaris Dyer and Dontavious Harris were recognized for outstanding play on offense. Dyer had ten tackles on defense. Harris added six. Michael Gibbons and Zachary McComb were also credited for outstanding defensive plays. September 18 8U at Hamilton Crossing Park BARTOW TIGERS 26, CARTERSVILLE CANES GOLD 12 TIGERS: Isaiah Craig had touchdown runs of 60-, 9-, and three-yards. Jackson Jarrett threw for two touchdowns, connecting on a 57-yard scoring strike and a two-yard TD pass — both to Javon Harris. Jarrett recorded three tackles and had one interception. Brooks Rutledge and Noeah Roberts had two tackles apiece. GOLD: Nartayvious Wilkey scored on a 27-yard run. Rhett Baxter had a nine-yard TD run. Jermaine Morgan totaled three tackles. Baxter and one tack and one interception. 10U at Hamilton Crossing Park BARTOW BUCS 14, BARTOW FALCONS 6 BUCS: Paul Lanier rushed for 110 yards and had touchdowns runs of 40 and 30 yards. Landon Lamb had seven tackles. Dawson Holbrook contributed six tackles. Ezekiel Helton and Lanier added five tackles each. FALCONS: Elijah Beaulieu scored on a 40-yard TD run. Micah Pittman, Malakai Keita, and Beaulieu totaled four tackles each. Eli Simmons added three tackles. BARTOW STEELERS 20, CARTERSVILLE BLACK CANES 13 STEELERS: Malachi Harris scored on a pair of four-yard touchdown runs and finished with 81 yards rushing. Kyron McClendon added a 30-yard TD run and 87 rushing yards. McClendon had ten tackles on defense and Harris added five. BLACK: Hudson Lusk rushed for 49 yards including a five-yard touchdown run. Carter Rice had a 20-yard touchdown pass. Will Camp totaled six tackles. Demontre Cochran and Lusk made five tackles each. 12U at Cunningham Stadium (Old Cass HS, Grassdale) CALHOUN JACKETS 26, BARTOW FALCONS 0 FALCONS: Tanner Toups had four tackles, three for loss. Sean Sisk had a fumble recovery. CALHOUN HURRICANES 18, BARTOW TIGERS 0 TIGERS: Adrian Harris Jr. had three tackles on defense. Harris also added 35 yards rushing on offense and a 40-yard kick return. Local youth football updates are sponsored on Bartow Sports Zone by McWhorter Capital Partners with all information provided by the Bartow County Parks and Recreation Department and the Cartersville Parks and Recreation Department.