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The Calhoun Middle School girls and boys golf teams captured the 2015 Bartow-Gordon Middle School Athletic Association team championships Monday and Tuesday. The girls tournament was played Monday (Oct. 19) at the Calhoun Elks Club. The boys championship was conducted at Fields Ferry Golf Club in Calhoun Tuesday (Oct. 20). Calhoun won the girls title by 25 strokes with a team total of 93. Cass was second with a 118 total and Ashworth placed third at 120. The Calhoun boys shot a team total of 177 to defeat second place Cartersville by eight shots. Cartersville (185) was ten shots better than third place Sonoraville (195). Calhoun's Molly Mashburn fired a nine-hole score of 42 to win the girls individual title ahead of teammates Kylee Thornton (51) and Ella Bennett (57). Ashworth's Brooke Wilson (57) tied for third. Calhoun's Drew Eickman was boys medalist with a 42. Calhoun teammate Taylor Gresham, Cartersville's Dalton Henson, and Isaac McEntyre of Ashworth each shot 43. GIRLS TEAM TOTALS 1... Calhoun ... 93 2 ... Cass ... 118 3 ... Ashworth ... 120 4 ... Adairsville ... 121 5 ... Cartersville ... 122 GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1... Molly Mashburn ... 42 ... Calhoun 2 ... Kylee Thornton ... 51 ... Calhoun T3 ... Ella Bennett ... 57 ... Calhoun T3 ... Brooke Wilson ... 57 ... Ashworth T5 ... Olivia McBride ... 58 ... Cass T5 ... Hannah Abernathy ... 58 ... Adairsville 7... Emery Jenkins ... 59 ... Cartersville 8 ... Lauren Hale ... 60 ... Cass T9 ... Lindsey Lawrence ... 63 ... Ashworth T9 ... Lainey Richardson ... 63 ... Ashworth T9 ... Aimee Odom ... 63 ... Cartersville T9 ... Nirvana Becerra ... 63 ... Adairsville T9 ... Jenna Palazzolo ... 63 ... Calhoun BOYS TEAM TOTALS 1 ... Calhoun ... 177 2 ... Cartersville ... 185 3 ... Red Bud ... 195 4 ... Ashworth ... 200 5 ... Woodland ... 219 6 ... Adairsville ... 230 7 ... Cass ... 231 BOYS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1 ... Drew Eickman ... 42 ... Calhoun T2 ... Isaac McEntyre ... 43 ... Ashworth T2 ... Dalton Henson ... 43 ... Cartersville T2 ... Taylor Gresham ... 43 ... Calhoun T5 ... Carson Harris ... 44 ... Woodland T5 ... Hayden Hayes ... 44 ... Calhoun T7 ... Lane Worley ... 46 ... Sonoraville T7 ... Chanc Willis ... 46 ... Cartersville T7 ... Blane Davis ... 46 ... Cartersville 10 ... Jordan Hardin ... 47 ... Ashworth 11 ... Will Holden ... 48 ... Calhoun T12 ... Andrew Barber ... 49 ... Calhoun T12 ... Gavin Parker ... 49 .. Red Bud T12 ... Tucker Murray ... 49 .. Red Bud T15 ... Josh Hardin ... 50 ... Ashworth T15 ... Jake Lawson ... 50 ... Cartersville T15 ... Dallas Adams ... 50 ... Woodland T18 ... Jack Benefield ... 51 ... Cartersville T18 ... Christian Balisteri ... 51 ... Red Bud T20 ... Davis Hardin ... 53 ... Adairsville T20 ... Heath Chatham ... 53 ... Cass T20 ... Alex Repp ... 53 ... Calhoun

The Woodland High School cross country teams competed Tuesday evening at the Creekview Moonlight Miles Two-Mile Run. The event was a tuneup for next week's Region Championships. The Lady Cats were led by sophomore Lindsay Scifers third place finish in 12:24.46. Freshman Cheyenne Spinks was fifth in 12:42.02. Elizabeth Roberson (18th, 13:06.58), Casey Bolan (25th, 13:37.35), Makenna Eskew (37th, 14:31.19), Karla Alves (39th, 14:40.24), and Elizabeth Vasquez (41st, 14:53.14) rounded out the Woodland runners. Centennial won the girls' team event, followed by Creekview, and Chattahoochee. Woodland was fourth ahead of North Forsyth and River Ridge. Senior Julian Rocket led the Woodland boys team with a fourth place individual finish in 10:28.92. The Wildcats finished third as a team behind Creekview and Chattahoochee in the seven team event. Other finishers for Woodland included freshman Dustin Kiel (9th, 10:42.34), Jonathan Holloway (14th, 10:58.42), Jacob Giltz (26th, 11:14.61), Alex Chavez (32nd, 11:24.00), Levi Brandenburg (34th, 11:25.78), and Thomas Jolly (36th, 11:31.42). Next for Wildcats and Lady Cats will be the Region 7-AAAAA Championships at Boling Park in Canton on Wednesday, October 28, 4:30pm.

Released by the Buffalo Bills in early October, former Cartersville Hurricane, Andre Fluellen, has rejoined the Detroit Lions and is already contributing. The Lions signed Fluellen for the ninth time in his eight-year NFL career October 7 to help shore up an injury plagued defensive line. The 30-year-old defensive tackle made a pair of stops this week in the Lions 37-34 victory over the Chicago Bears. Fluellen was originally drafted by the Lions in 2008 out of Florida State. He played 2008-11 for Detroit before moving briefly to the Miami Dolphins and Chicago Bears. In 2012 he re-signed with the Lions and played in 15 games over the next two seasons through multiple contracts. He had signed with the Buffalo Bills for the 2015 season, but had not made a game appearance before being released and picked up once again by Detroit. Fluellen is part of the many collegiate and professional athletes listed on Bartow Sports Zone's Athletes Beyond Bartow page.

The Lady Canes volleyball team had their 2015 season come to a close Tuesday evening in the Sweet 16 round of the Class AAAA state playoffs. Cartersville fell to Buford in straight sets. The Lady Wolves won the best-of-five match 25-3, 25-2, and 25-14. Cartersville advanced to the second round with a dominant opening round win over Windsor-Forest. Buford advances to the Elite 8 where the field will be reseeded by the GHSA state volleyball committee. After the reseeding, the higher seeded team will host rounds three and four. The state finals will be hosted by Marietta High School October 31.

Bartow County Recreation Department Youth football Monday, October 19 8U results at Hamilton Crossing Park BARTOW PACKERS 15 BARTOW STEELERS 6 Treshaun Reed broke loose for a 65 yard rushing touchdown and Anterrius Hames scored on a 58 yard jaunt as the Packers defeated the Steelers. J’vain Ledbetter had a PAT run for the Packers and the defense recorded a safety to open the game’s scoring. Nicolas Wright scored on a 55 yard run for the Steelers. BARTOW COLTS 26 BARTOW RAIDERS 20 The Colts held off the Raiders Monday night with three touchdown runs by Reed Ezell and another rushing touchdown by Tylan Beeman. Ezell scored on runs of 21, 14, and 3 yards. Beeman pounded in his score from 5 yards out. Ezell also found Beeman for a two-point conversion pass. Xavior Darby connected with Aiden Caylor on a 65 yard touchdown pass for the Raiders. Darby also added a 57 yard score while Caylor added a 60 yard touchdown scamper. Levi Epelbaum rounded out the Raiders’ scoring with a 57 yard burst. Youth football reports are provided by CPRD and BCRD and are presented on Bartow Sports Zone by CiCi's Pizza of Cartersville.

Bartow County Recreation Department Youth football Monday, October 19 10U results at Hamilton Crossing Park BARTOW COLTS 38 BARTOW FALCONS 0 The Colts’ defense recorded a shutout while Caleb Cooley and Devin Henderson scored three touchdowns each in a 38-0 win. Cooley had long scoring runs of 60 and 45 yards and added a 45 yard interception return for a score. Henderson scored on a 55 yard burst and added touchdown runs from 15 and 1 yard. Asher Jernigan, Kole Hardin, and Ben Crapps had top performances for the Falcons. BARTOW RAIDERS 19 BARTOW STEELERS 0 Evan Sanders ran for one score and passed for another as the Raiders shutout the Steelers. Sanders found Colin Fletcher for a 45 yard touchdown strike to open the scoring and later added a 5 yard rush to paydirt. Kace Adams rounded out the scoring for the Raiders with a 12 yard touchdown run. Defensively for the Steelers, Tae Cochran and Brett Good registered seven tackles each. Youth football reports are provided by CPRD and BCRD and are presented on Bartow Sports Zone by CiCi's Pizza of Cartersville.

Cartersville Parks & Recreation Department Youth football Monday, October 19 8U results at Dellinger Park HURRICANES PURPLE 26 HURRICANES GOLD 6 Miles Mitchell scored on touchdown runs of 74, 41, and 2 yards to lead the Purple scoring attack. Brodie McWhorter added a 2 yard touchdown run and Maddox Frazier scored on a 2-pont extra point pass. Jayden Evans scored the Gold touchdown on a 5 yard run. HURRICANES WHITE 32 HURRICANES BLACK 13 Jakaden Leonard and Baylon Long had a pair of long touchdown runs each to lead Hurricanes White. Leonard scored on runs of 56 and 45 yards. Long found the end zone from 36 and 60 yards and added a two point pass. Luke Parker also powered in a scoring run for White. Hurricanes Black scored twice on fumble recoveries returned for touchdowns by Brock Wilson. Xavier Parker added a PAT run for Hurricanes Black. Youth football reports are provided by CPRD and BCRD and are presented on Bartow Sports Zone by CiCi's Pizza of Cartersville.

Final results for Scott Hamilton Golf Academy players for tour events ending Sunday, October 19. PGA Tour Frys. com Open Napa, CA — Silverado GC Winner: Emiliano Grillo (-15) in playoff over Kevin Na T17 - Hudson Swafford, -10 T26 - Brendon Todd, -9 T41 - Russell Henley, -6 T55 - Aaron Baddeley, -4 71 - Boo Weekley, +1 MDF - Chris Kirk MC - Ben Martin MC - Steven Bowditch Note: Former SHGA player and Acworth resident Jason Bohn who also has ties with Cartersville Country Club, finished tied for third and 14-under-par. Bohn is now coach by Mike Perpich. _________________________ Champions Senior Tour San Antonio Championship San Antonio, TX — TPC San Antonio Winner: Bernhard Langer (-12) T34 - Joe Durant, +1 _________________________ Each week, Bartow Sports Zone tracks the professional golfers on tour affiliated with Cartersville Country Club's Scott Hamilton Golf Academy. Scott Hamilton is the long time Director of Golf at CCC and is teacher/advisor/instructor to many prominent golf professionals.

Atlanta Falcons’ defensive end/outside linebacker, Vic Beasley, Jr., was taken 8th overall in the 2015 NFL draft out of Clemson, and was immediately considered one of the preseason front runners for NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. Through the first six games of the season, the Adairsville native has been really good. But where does Beasley currently stand in the Defensive Rookie of the Year “race”? Arguably, Beasley has navigated the toughest part of his schedule. He has already faced some of the best left tackles in the business. Jason Peters of the Eagles, Tyron Smith of the Cowboys, and Duane Brown of the Texans are considered among the league’s best. Through the Falcons’ first six games, Beasley has accumulated 15 tackles, 2 sacks, forced one fumble, and defended one pass. Although those stats are impressive for the 23-year-old rookie, Beasley likely trails some other notable defensive rookies at this point in the NFL season. The top notables for NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year: Tampa middle linebacker, Kwon Alexander, has been incredibly impressive so far for the Buccaneers. The 21-year-old out of NAIA school LSU-Shreveport and Oxford (AL) High School, already has 32 tackles, a sack, and has defended six passes with an interception. Leonard Williams, DT/DE of the New York Jets was drafted sixth overall out of USC. He has made an already good Jets defense even better with 20 tackles and a half sack. Ronald Darby of the Buffalo Bills was Rookie of the Month in September. He has 29 tackles and 2 interceptions while starting every game at corner. Darby has also been credited with defending 11 pass attempts. Marcus Peters of the Chiefs has 31 tackles and 3 interceptions while defending 10 passes. Landon Collins, a safety for the Giants out of Alabama, has 28 tackles. Frank Clark (Seattle, DE), Shane Ray (Denver, DE/OLB), and Randy Gregory (Dallas, OLB) were preseason favorites with limited stats to this point. While we are at it, here is a glance at some of the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year candidates: Todd Gurley, St. Louis Rams rookie running back out of Georgia sat out the preseason and the first two games of the season, but now has 314 yards on 55 carries in his first three games. He already has a 55-yarder and a 52-yarder to his credit and has 3 receptions for 20 yards. David Johnson, a running back out of Northern Iowa for the Arizona Cardinals has already scored five touchdowns. He has three rushing touchdowns and has caught 10 passes for 145 yards and a pair of scores. Marcus Mariota, the second overall pick from Oregon, was Offensive Rookie of the Month in September. Through five starts, Mariota has 9 TDs, over 1200 yards passing, and a QB rating of 93.2. Oakland Raiders’ and former Alabama receiver, Amari Cooper, has accumulated 28 receptions for 386 yards and two touchdowns. Former Alabama running back, T. J. Yeldon, has been a workhorse for the Jacksonville Jaguars. He has 291 yards on 81 carries plus 15 catches for 73 yards and a touchdown. Melvin Gordon has started all six games for the San Diego Chargers. The former Wisconsin Badger has carried 78 times for 299 yards and has 13 catches for 86 yards. Other preseason favorites for Offensive Rookie of the Year were Jameis Winston (Tampa Bay QB), Duke Johnson (Cleveland RB), and Karlos Williams (Buffalo RB). At this point, Winston has thrown 7 TDs for 1174 yards, but has thrown 7 picks and his QB rating is only 77.6. Johnson has 3 starts and 159 rushing yards to go with 190 yards receiving and 1 TD. Williams has scored 3 TDs and has 226 yards rushing. What do you think? Post your reactions on the Bartow Sports Zone Facebook page or respond on Twitter to @bartowsportszon

The Cartersville Purple Hurricanes remain the top team in Class AAAA and the Adairsville Tigers stayed No. 9 in Class AAA in the latest rankings released by the AJC and Score Atlanta. Both local ranked teams are on the road this week for region games. Cartersville visits the Southeast Whitfield Raiders in Dalton and Adairsville travels to Chatsworth to take on the North Murray Mountaineers. Class AAAAAA 1. Colquitt County (8-0) 2. Grayson (8-0) 3. Roswell (7-0) 4. Archer (6-1) 5. Mill Creek (7-0) 6. Camden County (8-0) 7. McEachern (6-1) 8. Norcross (7-0) 9. Peachtree Ridge (5-2) 10. Walton (7-1) Class AAAAA 1. Northside, Warner Robins (7-0) 2. Mays (7-0) 3. Stockbridge (7-0) 4. Lanier (7-0) 5. Stephenson (6-1) 6. Jones County (6-1) 7. Houston County (6-1) 8. Coffee (7-1) 9. Allatoona (7-1) 10. Northgate (7-0) Class AAAA 1. Cartersville (7-0) Sophomore quarterback, Trevor Lawrence, was 17-of-25 passing for 362 yards and five touchdowns to lead the Canes past Northwest Whitfield 58-13. Cartersville had 519 yards in total offense. Alabama commit Morris Forristall had five catches for 133 yards and 2 TDs. Tony Dean had five catches for 94 yards and a pair of TDs. Cartersville plays Friday at SE Whitfield (4-4). 2. Buford (6-1 3. Woodward Academy (7-0) 4. Mary Persons (7-0) 5. Bainbridge (8-0) 6. St. Pius (5-2) 7. Jonesboro (7-1) 8. Sandy Creek (6-1) 9. Marist (6-2) 10. Spalding (6-1) Class AAA 1. Calhoun (7-0) 2. Blessed Trinity (7-0) 3. Jefferson (8-0) 4. Cedar Grove (6-1) 5. Elbert County (6-1) 6. Central, Carrollton (7-0) 7. Dodge County (7-0) 8. Callaway (6-1) 9. Adairsville (6-1) The Tigers scored on six straight possessions to start the game and added a botched punt attempt into another touchdown when LB Dallas Cannon scooped and scored from 10 yards out. Adairsville cruised to a 48-13 win over Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe. RB Sidnee Johnson, QB Roger Redd, and SL Torrey Hale all scored two touchdowns each. Adairsville plays at North Murray (3-4) Friday. 10. Jackson (5-2) Class AA 1. Benedictine (7-0) 2. Greater Atlanta Christian (6-1) 3. Wesleyan (7-0) 4. Rabun County (7-1) 5. Darlington (7-0) 6. Pace Academy (5-2) 7. Fitzgerald (6-1) 8. Brooks County (6-2) 9. Jefferson County (5-2) 10. Macon County (5-2) Class A 1. Mount Paran Christian (7-0) 2. Prince Avenue Christian (8-0) 3. Eagle's Landing Christian (4-3) 4. Marion County (6-1) 5. Clinch County (6-1) 6. Savannah Christian (6-1) 7. Turner County (6-1) 8. Aquinas (6-1) 9. Lincoln County (7-0) 10. Landmark Christian (5-2)

Updates on local collegiate athletes in cross country, soccer, and volleyball making their impact in their respective programs. Keep up with all the local college and professional athletes through Bartow Sports Zone at the 'Athletes Beyond Bartow' page. VOLLEYBALL KATIE O’CONNOR — Western Carolina (MB, Soph., Cartersville HS) … 8 kills, 3 digs, and 2 blocks for 9 points in a straight sets loss to East Tennessee State Oct. 14….. 9 kills, 4 blocks, for 11 ponts in a four set win over The Citadel Oct. 16 ….. 7 kills and 4 blocks for 9 points in a four set loss to UNC-Greensboro Oct. 18. The Catamounts are now 8-17 overall and 2-7 in the Southern Conference. WCU plays at Wofford Oct. 23 and at East Tennessee State University Oct. 24. KARLEE WINECOFF — Point University (OH/MH, Junior, Cass HS) … 2 kills, 1 dig, 2 blocks in a 3-0 loss at Milligan (TN) Oct. 16….. 8 kills, 5 digs, 5 blocks at Montreat (NC) Oct. 17 ….. 6 kills, 1 dig, 3 blocks in a narrow, five set loss at home to Bluefield (VA) Oct. 18.​ SOCCER STEPHANIE HICKS — Agnes Scott College (Forward, Sr., Woodland HS) … started, took 3 shots with 2 on goal in a 2-0 win over LaGrange College….. scored a goal on six shots with two on goal and had a goal assist in a 4-1 victory over Berea (KY). Agnes Scott is now 6-8-0 on the season. They play Judson (AL) Oct. 21, at Salem Oct. 24, and host Wesleyan (GA) Oct. 31 before hosting the GSAC Conference Tournament beginning November 6. EMILY MOORE — Charleston Southern University (Defender, Jr., Woodland HS) … was a midfield starter and took one shot Oct 14 in a 2-0 win over Winthrop….. assisted on one goal in a 4-1 victory Oct 15 vs. Presbyterian ….. was a midfield starter in a 2-0 loss Oct. 17 to Longwood. Following the 2-1 conference homestand, the Lady Bucs are 6-6-2 overall and 3-4 in the Big South Conference. They travel to High Point Oct. 21 and host Gardner-Webb Sat., Oct. 24 before closing out the regular season Tue. Oct. 27 at Coastal Carolina. CODY WEST — Duquesne University (Defender, R-Soph., Cass HS) … started and played all 90 minutes in a 3-0 loss at Michigan….. did not see action in a 0-0 home, overtime tie with Virginia Commonwealth University. The Dukes are now 3-8-2 overall and 1-2-1 in the Atlantic 10 Conference. Duquesne has a conference game at George Mason Oct. 21 and hosts St. Bonaventure Oct. 24 in another A-10 match. CROSS COUNTRY SPENCER FIELDS — Rhodes College (Fr., Kingston, GA, Darlington HS) … ran 48th overall and second for the Lynx as the team finished 11th of 32 teams in the Oberlin Inter-Regional Rumble at Oberlin College. Rhodes returns to action October 31 when the Lynx compete at the Southern Athletic Association Championships in Danville, KY. SAVANNAH HARDIN — Young Harris College (Fr., Cass HS) … was 75th overall and sixth on her team as the Mountain Lions posted a second place finish out of 15 teams at the Berry College Invitational Saturday Oct. 17. Hardin’s 5K time Saturday was 26:04.78. YHC returns to action Saturday (Oct. 24) in the 2015 Peach Belt Conference Championship in Gainesville, GA. VICTORIA HICKOM — Georgia Southwestern State University (Soph., Cartersville HS) … ran 13th overall and fifth for the Lady Canes as they finished second of four teams at the Columbus State University Cougar Two-Mile Invite. Georgia Southwestern returns to action Saturday (Oct. 24) in the 2015 Peach Belt Conference Championship in Gainesville, GA. Has Athletes Beyond Bartow missed a local collegiate athlete? Please let us know via our Contact page or use the link located on the Athletes Beyond Bartow page of this site.

Updates on local collegiate athletes currently participating in college football. Bartow Sports Zone does periodic updates on these athletes and those of other collegiate sports. You may check each athlete's link on our Athletes Beyond Bartow page on this site. Here are the updates on games of Saturday, October 17: TARRIS BATISTE (photo) — Georgia State University (Sr., Cass HS) … contributed with 11 tackles, 2 pass break ups, and 1 quarterback hurry as the Panthers won a road game at Ball State 31-19. Georgia State is idle next weekend, but travels to Jonesboro, Ark. to take on Arkansas State Sat. Oct. 31. With the win, the Panthers improved to 2-4. COLLIN BARBER — University of Georgia (Sr., Cartersville HS) … had five punts for a 36 yard average in a 9-6 Southeastern Conference victory over Missouri. Three of his punts were inside the 20 yard line and he had a long punt of 40 yards. Barber’s season average is now 41 yards per punt on 34 punts for the season. He has five punts over 50 yards with a season long punt of 55 yards. The Bulldogs improved to 5-2 (3-2 in the SEC). Georgia is idle next weekend and will play the University of Florida in Jacksonville October 31. HAYES LINN — Air Force Academy — (Jr., Cartersville HS) .. had a solo tackle in the Falcons 38-23 loss to Colorado State. Air Force is now 3-3 overall and 2-1 in the Mountain West Conference. In six games, Linn has recorded 8 tackles and 1 pass break up at free safety. He has started three times. AUSTIN HARRELL — The Citadel (R-Jr., Adairsville HS) … recorded two tackles in the Bulldogs 44-25 Southern Conference defeat of Samford in Birmingham. The defensive lineman is now up to nine tackles on the season and The Citadel is now 4-2 overall and 3-0 in the conference. T.L. FORD II — UNC-Charlotte (Soph., Cartersville HS) … started at wide receiver and had 4 receptions for 35 yards. He was targeted 7 times and had a long reception of 25 yards in a 37-34 loss at Old Dominion. CHAZ ROKINS — Maryville College (So., Cass HS) … 10 carries for 46 yards and a touchdown in the Scots’ 70-37 victory over Ferrum. He had a long run of 15 yards and caught two passes for 18 yards as Maryville improved to 5-1. Rokins is now up to 248 yards for the season on 54 yards and is averaging over 61 yards per game in conference play with two touchdowns. MALIK WILKINS — Maryville College (So., Cartersville HS) … started at linebacker and recorded two tackles in a win over Ferrum. The Scots are now 5-1 and play at Averett University (VA) next Saturday. DA’KELIN WELLS — Maryville College (So., Cass HS) .. started at corner and had two tackles and a pass break up in the Scots rout of Ferrum. A regular starter, Wells is averaging 3 tackles per game in conference play. He also has an interception this season. QUADRE ALLEN — Tusculum College (R-Fr., Woodland HS) the defensive back saw playing time in the PIoneers 35-24 loss at North Greenville. BRANDON THOMPSON — Tusculum College (R-Jr., Woodland HS) .. defensive back saw playing time in a 35-24 loss at North Greenville. TWAN TERRELL — Cornell University (Sr., Woodland HS) … safety saw time in the Big Red’s 31-6 loss at Sacred Heart University. ISAIAH ROSS — Point University (So., Woodland HS) .. the linebacker had 6 tackles, including one for a loss in the Skyhawks’ 24-21 win at Webber International University (Lake Wales, FL). Point is now 6-1 on the season. DeANDRE APPLIN — Georgia Military College (Adairsville HS) … has 13 tackles, 3 fumble recoveries, and leads the nation in the NJCAA in fumbles returned for touchdown with 2. Both scores came against Nassau Oct. 3 in a 42-21 victory. GMC has a 3-3 record following a 56-0 win over Jireh Prep (NC) Saturday. JAMAR POSEY — Birmingham Southern College (Jr., Woodland HS) .. continues to receive playing time for the Panthers as they defeated Millsaps College 35-18 in their homecoming game. BSC is now 4-3 on the season and 2-3 in the Southern State Association. The Panthers play at Rhodes College in Memphis next Saturday. If we have omitted a local athlete you think should be included, please use our Contact page or the attached form on the Athletes Beyond Bartow page to let us know.​