The Georgia High School Association has not received the officials' report about the controversial ending of the Calvary-Calhoun Class A playoff game Saturday, GHSA Executive Director Ralph Swearngin said Monday.
The game ended with one minute left on the clock, and Calvary shooting multiple technical foul shots after the Calhoun County coach was ejected and his team left the gym. Calvary advanced with an 89-65 win. Swearngin said the game report was expected by the end of the day Monday, and without the report he could not comment on the incident.
But he said that generally, when a game ends early because a team leaves the floor, penalties are assessed.
The Calvary boys will host Turner County at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.
North Cobb at Beach, 6 p.m.
McEachern at Bradwell Institute, 6p.m.
Calvary Day at Charlton County, 6 p.m.
Turner County at Bryan County, 6 p.m.
Jenkins at Newton, 7 p.m.
Stephenson at Savannah High, 6:30 p.m.
Turner at Calvary Day, 6 p.m.
STATESBORO - Jack Curtis, defensive coordinator at Central Missouri, has been named as defensive coordinator for Georgia Southern. He replaces Brent Pry who was hired as the co-defensive coordinator at Vanderbilt earlier this month.
"Jack shares the philosophy of what our team does," said Eagles coach Jeff Monken. "His experience and success at other programs with this defensive scheme provides our team with continuity on that side of the ball."
Curtis spent last year at Central Missouri as the defensive coordinator during UCM's national playoff run. Central Missouri posted a program-best 11 wins and finished the 2010 season with a No. 5 ranking, the highest in Mules' history. Curtis joined UCM after a year on the staff at Memphis.
Toni Paruso of Savannah was one of 31 Naval Academy swimmers and divers to be selected to the All-Patriot League teams.
Paruso, a sophomore, was selected to the first team for the second consecutive season.
The squads are based upon results from the recently completed Patriot League Championship.
The Savannah Sand Gnats will hold their annual Job Fair at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Quality Inn-Midtown in Savannah. The Quality Inn-Midtown is located at 7100 Abercorn St. between Stephenson Avenue and Eisenhower Drive.
The Gnats will be looking for seasonal employees at Grayson Stadium. The Sand Gnats begin their 70-game home schedule on April 15, and the season runs through Aug. 30.
Available positions include, but are not limited to: Ushers, promotional team, concession stand managers, cashiers, cooks, servers, bartenders, ticket sellers, ticket takers, vendors, retail salespersons, security staff and video crew.
All food and beverage employees and managers must be eligible to apply for and obtain a Savannah Bar Card.
All game-day staff will be subject to a background check. The Sand Gnats ask that all returning candidates be prepared to re-apply prior to, or at the job fair.
Armstrong Atlantic State pounded out 17 hits in picking up its eighth straight win, 9-5, over Queens (N.Y.) on Monday at Grayson Stadium.
The Pirates (9-2) plated runs in each of the first five innings in building a 9-1 lead over the Knights (0-4) to cruise to the victory.
Trent Landa (1-0) notched the win in his first start of the season, giving up three runs and seven hits in six innings pitched, walking one while striking out eight.
The Pirates and the Knights will meet again today at 2:00 p.m. at Pirate Field.
PONTE VEDRA, Fla. - Georgia Southern is in 13th place in the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational after shooting a team 311 Monday for a 603 total at Sawgrass Country Club.
Auburn shot 295-577 to lead the tournament.
Logan Blondell shot 76 Monday and is tied for 29th.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - The Savannah College of Art and Design men's golf team is in fourth place after shooting a 311 (+23) in the first round of of the Georgetown (Ky.) Invitational.
The Sun Conference members Southeastern University and Webber International University are tied for the lead at 299 (+11).
SCAD's Greg Richards and Andrew Marco are tied for 10th place after each player carded rounds of 77 (+5).