Sports - Topics from January, 2010

Altha Graduates Turn Out For Alumni Basketball Game

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Thursday, January 28. 2010
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Altha graduates of all ages turned out for the alumni basketball game held Saturday night in the school gym. [Full Story »] 

WILDCATS SWEEP WARRIORS; DOWN DOGS

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Thursday, January 28. 2010
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BY JIM McINTOSH

ALTHA, JANUARY 21--The Wildcats brought their brooms into The Den last Thursday night and completed their season sweep of the Aucilla Christian Warriors last night.
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Tiger Basketball Game With Port St. Joe Schedule Change

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Thursday, January 28. 2010
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There’s been a schedule change for the Blountstown Tiger basketball team. Port St. Joe is coming to town on Thursday, Feb. 4. Game time is 6 p.m. for J.V., followed by varsity at 7:30.
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Annual Red and White Tiger Baseball Game Scheduled For February 5

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Thursday, January 28. 2010
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The 2010 Blountstown High School Baseball Team would like to invite you out to Tiger Field located at Sam Atkins Park to see our first annual Red and White scrimmage game on Friday, February 5, at 5 pm CST. [Full Story »] 

Tigers shutout Bozeman; host Graceville Thursday

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Thursday, January 21. 2010
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The Blountstown Tigers looked anything but girlie in their pink uniforms Friday night when they shutout Bozeman, 75-47. [Full Story »] 

Altha Lady Lifters win overall at Godby meet

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Thursday, January 21. 2010
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by Michaela Strawn

Altha Girls’ Weightlifting team traveled to Godby High School Jan. 14 for their first meet of the season. They won overall and each lifter qualified for the next lift.
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Altha hosts Liberty County for homecoming Cats pick up pair of district wins, one loss

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Thursday, January 21. 2010
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ALTHA, JANUARY 12--Trailing 21-17 at the end of the third quarter, the Junior Varsity Wildcats’ shooting went south at the beginning of the final stanza and the Munroe Bobcats pulled away to win, 36-25. [Full Story »] 

Takin’ it to the court for a cure at “Hoops for Hope”

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Thursday, January 14. 2010
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On Friday, January 15, BHS is sponsoring a PINK basketball game to raise awareness of and support for victims and survivors of ALL types of cancer. We realize that PINK is the color that represents breast cancer activities, but we are including all types of the disease. [Full Story »] 

Cats post back-to-back wins; host Aucilla Friday

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Thursday, January 14. 2010
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MALONE, JANUARY 5—
The Wildcats began the New Year hoping to avenge an earlier loss to the Malone Tigers but at the final buzzer they found themselves on the wrong end of the scoreboard. [Full Story »] 

Tigers edged by Sneads, 58-56; host Bozeman Friday night

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Thursday, January 14. 2010
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The Blountstown Tigers were edged by Sneads Friday night at home, 58-56.
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Blountstown Baseball/Softball League Holds Signups

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Thursday, January 14. 2010
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The Blountstown Baseball/Softball League will hold signups from 9 a.m. until 12 noon at the Blountstown High School gym on the following dates: [Full Story »] 

Liberty County Recreation Department Holds Registrations Through January

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Thursday, January 7. 2010
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The Liberty County Recreation Department will hold registration for youth baseball, softball, and t-ball throughout the month of January. [Full Story »] 

Hoops For Hope

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Thursday, January 7. 2010
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On Friday, January 15, BHS is sponsoring a PINK basketball game to raise awareness of and support for victims and survivors of ALL types of cancer. We realize that PINK is the color that represents breast cancer activities, but we are including all types of the disease. [Full Story »] 
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