Cartersville girls soccer defeated Cass 5-0 Friday night. The Lady Canes improved to 2-1 on the season. Cass falls to 2-2-1. Marissa Mowry and Paxton Thompson each scored two goals for Cartersville. Chloe Davis also added a goal for the Lady Canes. Cartersville led 1-0 at the intermission. Woodland girls soccer lost to Allatoona Friday night, 4-1. Kerri Cagle scored the Woodland goal with approximately 28 minutes remaining in the contest. With the loss, the Lady Cats’ record slips to 1-3. The Lady Buccaneers are now also 1-3 on the season.

The Adairsville Tigers soccer team improved to 3-1 Wednesday night with a home victory over Trion. Danny Carillo scored a pair of goals for the Tigers. Joseph Pacheco scored a goal and added an assist. Danny Gonzalex and Gabe Sanchez were also credited with assists on goals as the Tiger tok 38 shots on goal in muddy conditions. Adairsville utilized four different keepers in the contest. B.J. Hardman, Stuart Abernathy, Jason Burdette, and Nick Jackson combined for eight saves on the night. Adairsville (3-1) hosts Darlington on Monday.

The Woodland girls and boys tennis teams both swept Spayberry by final team scores of 5-0 Thursday night and both improved to 2-0 on the season. WOODLAND GIRLS 5, SPRAYBERY 0 Girls Singles Christy Turner won 6-2, 6-1 Gloria Gore won 6-1, 6-2 Sadie Westberry won 6-2, 6-2 Girls Doubles Ashlyn Walker and Deanna Dodson won 6-0, 6-2 Chandler Still and Kaylee Salter won 6-1, 6-0 WOODLAND BOYS 5, SPRAYBERRY 0 Boys Singles Griffin Hale won 6-1, 6-0 Andrew Pierce won 6-4, 7-5 Blake Bottegal won 6-0, 6-1 Boys Doubles Alex Banta and Albert McKnight won 6-0, 6-0 Jared Roberts and Max Costlow won 6-2, 6-4 The Wildcats open sub-region play next Thursday, Mar. 3 in a match with Rome.

Cass boys tennis defeated Dalton Thursday night in a match at Hamilton Crossing Park, 5-0. The Lady Colonels lost to the visiting Lady Cats, 3-1. The Cass tennis teams travel to Creekview for their next match on Tuesday, March 1. Below are the results from Thursday's match with Dalton: Singles: Avery Cornett (Cass) def. Bennett Wills (Dalton), 6-3, 6-2 Dalton Jackson (Cass) def. Wyatt Cushman (Dalton), 6-3, 6-2 Eric Dunlap (Cass) def. Charlie Alderman (Dalton), 6-1, 6-0 Doubles: Logan Barrere/Jacob McBrayer (Cass) def. Jake Myers/Colby Wills (Dalton) 6-3, 6-2 Seth Colston/Cade Foster (Cass) def. Sam Gortze/Alex Reisz (Dalton), 6-1, 7-5 Cass girls lost to Dalton, 3-1. Singles: Ryleigh Lanham (Cass) def. Erin Nelson (Dalton), 6-1, 7-5 Abby Dyer (Dalton) def. Callie Dodd (Cass), 6-4, 6-1 Sloan Hungerpiller (Dalton) def. Morgan Hughes (Cass) 6-2, 6-4 Doubles: Mary Margaret Shipes/Shelby Fromm (Dalton) def. Emma Wickenheiser/Kara Bowen (Cass), 6-1, 6-1 Hallie Gore/Maggie Collum (Cass) match incomplete.

Cartersville’s pitching kept them in the game with Lambert Wednesday night at LakePoint, but the offense failed to produce a run as the Longhorns shutout the Canes 3-0. Elliott Anderson pitched three scoreless innings as the starter for Cartersville and struck out seven. Zach Yancey, Jacob Fowler, and Anthony Seigler also pitched for the Canes. Josh McAllister’s two-run triple in the fifth put the Longhorns on the board. Lambert took advantage of a pair of earlier walks in the inning. The game’s final run for Lambert scored on a throwing error during an attempted pick off play of a Longhorn runner at second base. Cartersville threatened with a pair of baserunners in the seventh, but was unable to push across a run. Cartersville finished with three hits in the game. Anderson, Parker Tidwell, and Noah Daniel had the Canes' hits The Canes (0-1) host Johns Creek Saturday.

Brandon Etheridge tripled home the winning run with one out in the seventh as the Georgia Highlands Chargers completed a doubleheader sweep of Southern Union CC Wednesday night at the LakePoint baseball complex in Emerson. Highlands won the nightcap 7-6 and captured the first game 6-3. GHC pitcher, Colby Taylor, picked up the pitching victory after working a shutout inning and one-third. Taylor struck out three and yielded only one hit. Casey Collins struck out eight and allowed three earned runs on three hits and three walks in the opening four and two-thirds. Chris Morton also made a pitching appearance. Etheridge finished the second game with a pair of hits and scored a run. Jonathan White also had a pair of hits for the Chargers. Nick Fink drove in two runs with a fourth inning single. In the first game of the doubleheader, the Chargers and Southern Union swapped the lead five times before Georgia Highlands took control in the bottom of the fifth on a grand slam homerun by Daniel Gooden. Georgia Highlands held on down the stretch to win 6-3. Tristan Roberts was credited with the Chargers’ pitching victory. He allowed a pair of runs in an inning and two-thirds. Nick Constan worked four innings, allowing no earned runs on three hits. Bradley Hood recorded the third out in the sixth for GHC and Will Griffin worked a scoreless frame. Gooden, Mitch Burger, and Brandon Bell finished with two hits each. Gooden had four RBI with the slam. Bell and Devin Bilardello added one RBI each. The Chargers (10-5) host a three game series with Sinclair State (OH) Friday and Saturday. The Friday game is set for 6pm. The two teams will play a doubleheader Saturday with first pitch scheduled for 1pm.

Kennesaw Mountain senior pitcher, Daniel Dolensky, tossed a four inning no-hitter Wednesday night and struck out six to take down the Woodland Wildcats at the LakePoint baseball complex in Emerson. Kennesaw Mountain scored four runs in the second, nine in the third, and two more in the fourth to end the non-region contest, 15-0. The Mustangs recorded 13 hits in their win including seven extra-base hits. Ivan Johnson hit a homerun in the third. Woodland falls to 1-1 with the loss. Kennesaw Mountain improved to 3-0. The Wildcats are scheduled to play LaGrange Friday (Feb. 26, 5:55pm) at Reinhardt University in Waleska and will travel to River Ridge Monday (Feb. 29, 5:55pm) to open a three game sub-region series with the Knights.

The Cass Lady Colonels' soccer team defeated Temple 10-0 Wednesday night in a home, non-region match. Cass goals were scored by Kyla Michienzi (2), Stephanie Robledo (2) Sidney Vermaas, Macy Wright, Kelsey Rivera, Hannah Johnson, Lupita Pineda, and Logan Vermaas. Assists on goals were recorded by Robledo (3), Sidney Vermaas, Michienzi, Pineda, Brittney Ochoa, Johnson, and Breanna Ochoa. Cass (2-1-1) plays at Cartersville Friday and hosts Dalton Tuesday, March 1. Both games are scheduled for 5:30pm.

The Adairsville boys soccer team improved to 2-1 on the season with a 2-1 victory over Armuchee Tuesday night. Danny Carillo scored both goals for the Tigers -- one on a penalty kick and the other on a great shot from 15 yards out. Adairsville goalkeeper, B.J. Hardman, had an outstanding game in net. He made eight saves on a rainy night. Tigers coach, Kelly Abernathy, is excited about the improvement of the team. Adairsville is scheduled to host Trion Thursday (Feb. 25) and Darlington Feb. 29.

The Bartow County 10U girls all-star basketball team won the Georgia Parks and Recreation Association’s District Five championship Tuesday night (Feb. 23) by defeating Rome #2 in the championship game, 29-7. Campbell Rogers was the game’s leading scorer with 12 points for Bartow. Mikaela Jackson scored nine points for the locals, followed by two each from Zoe Casey, Naxyria Roberts, Julia Shinholster, and Alexis Woods. Bartow advances to the state tournament to be held in Brookhaven. The opening game for the new District 5 champs will be Friday, March 4 at 8:45pm against the winner of District 4. The 10U Bartow Blue All-Stars defeated South Cobb #2 40-10 Tuesday night in the District 5 semifinals. Bartow Blue was led by Ramarion Pace with 13 points. Jakaden Barkley, Nic Kennedy, and Mason Pharis scored four each for Bartow, followed by three each by Zantivian Brown and Jaylen Scott. Jayden Foster added two points. 10U Bartow Blue plays South Cobb #1 for the District 5 championship Thursday, Feb. 25 in the Houston Suggs Gym at Hamilton Crossing Park. Tip is scheduled for 7pm. The Bartow 8U boys lost in the championship game of District 5 Tuesday night. South Cobb captured the district title, 39-5. Ja’Kai Baldwin scored four points for Bartow and Jarrett Scott added one. Bartow County will be hosting the 8U girls and boys state tournaments beginning Friday, March 4. Bartow 8U girls and Whitfield County 8U girls will represent District 5 in the state tournament. South Cobb 8U boys and Bartow Blue 8U will represent District 5 in the state tournament.

The Adairsville Lady Tigers soccer team improved to 3-0 Tuesday night with an 8-1 home victory over Armuchee. Haley Pittman scored four goals, while gillian Johnson and Kaitlyn Webster added two each for Adairsville. Victoria Davis, Amy Pacheco, Katie Lawhorn (2), and Pittman all added assists. Havyn Isaac earned the win in goal for the Lady Tigers. Armuchee’s lone goal came deep in the second half after Adairsville had taken a 7-0 lead. The Lady Tigers are scheduled to host Trion Thursday and Darlington Feb. 29.

The Cass Lady Colonels soccer team played Northwest Whitfield to a 1-1 tie Tuesday night in Tunnel Hill. Sidney Vermaas scored the Lady Colonels’ goal off an assist from Stephanie Robledo. The tie brings the Lady Bruins season mark to 1-2-1. Cass is now 1-1-1 and is scheduled to host Temple Wednesday night at 7:30pm. The Lady Colonels play at Cartersville Friday at 5:30pm.