January 26, 2006 RSS feed / Sports

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Cagers railroaded at Aquinas 77-63

In weekend basketball action, the Washington-Wilkes Tigers got a boost to their confidence level and a boost to their record as they easily rolled past both Taliaferro County and Georgia Military College in home games January 20 and 21. More...

Wrestlers’ sportsmanship gets noticed

TO THE EDITOR: I was looking at a sports website to check on the status of our wrestling team at state duals this weekend when I ran across this post from an anonymous person about our team. More...

Little League signup for 2006 continues through February 17

Registration for the WashingtonWilkes Little League 2006 program has begun and will continue through February 17. More...

Youth soccer league registration begins tomorrow

Registration begins tomorrow for the Spring 2006 youth soccer season at Washington-Wilkes Parks and Recreation on Lexington Avenue, and the department is looking for a little help with the new field. More...

Lady Tigers 2nd in 7-A with 8-1 record; to face top ranked Hancock Fri.

The W-WCHS Lady Tigers continue to fly high and now stand in command of second place in region 7-A with an impressive record of 8-1 after securing a 35-31 decision over Aquinas in Augusta Tuesday night. More...

Adult basketball league planned for commercial and civic teams

An adult basketball league is being formed by the WashingtonWilkes Parks and Recreation Department for commercial and civic, ladies and men More...

Lady Tigers get softball awards

The Washington-Wilkes Lady Tigers softball team held its awards presentation dinner at Pizza Hut recently and Coach Rob Jackson (back) presented plaques to (l-r) Lindsey Guin, Best Offensive Player; Lauren Guinn, Most Improved Player; Jamie Land, Spo More...