By Greg Parrott
The Pike County Pirates will host the Spalding Jaguars Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Pirates to host Spalding for scrimmage Friday
The summer heat limited the Pirates to having practice early in the morning and late evening. All of Georgia schools have been battling the heat. Two players in Georgia have lost their lives due to the heat at practice. Coach Brad Webber is taking extreme measures to make sure his players are safe with plenty of water breaks at practice.
The varsity, junior varsity and ninth grade team will all see some time on the field Friday. About 80 players will dress out for the scrimmage. The Pirates first game will be Aug. 26, in Peachtree City as they face the Chiefs of McIntosh. Pike won the game last season at home by a score of 10-6.
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The varsity, junior varsity and ninth grade team will all see some time on the field Friday. About 80 players will dress out for the scrimmage. The Pirates first game will be Aug. 26, in Peachtree City as they face the Chiefs of McIntosh. Pike won the game last season at home by a score of 10-6.
For the whole story, read the August 10 print/e-edition of the Pike County Journal Reporter.
To subscribe, click here.
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#1
The Ol Ball Coach
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08/10/11 at 03:04 PM
Go get em Pirates!!!
#2
Pirate Man
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08/13/11 at 08:08 AM
The Pirates were edged by the Jags, 22-7. A hot and steamy evening on the gridiron. Defense looked good. The offense sputted in crucial situations. The have two weeks to figure it out before opening up at Mcintosh on August, 26. Great to see the fan support by all who attended. Nothing like those Friday Night Lights ! GO PIRATES !!!!!!!
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