Baseball and softball registration is underway in Pike. The Pike County Baseball Association will register children ages 3 to 15 at the old middle school from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Any child who has not previously played in the league should bring a copy of his or her birth certificate. Around 400 kids played baseball in Pike last year and more than 200 played softball.
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The Pike County Baseball Association announces the 2010 Spring Baseball Registration dates for kids ages 3-15
on Saturday, Jan. 9 and Saturday, Jan. 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day.
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The 2009 Pike County Pirates football team was honored last Thursday night at Christ Chapel Community Church. The first award presented was for the Highest GPA and Junior Bowen Flowers took the award with a 4.0 average.
Most Valuable Player for offense was awarded to Jasvion Wilson. Wilson was involved in many game-winning touchdown receptions. The Defensive MVP award went to Clint Moser. Moser led the defense in many categories throughout the season.
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High school sports are facing a new region in 2010; now they have a new athletic director as well in Mark Andrews. Coach John "Mac" McMillan ended his time as athletic director recently to spend more time with his family.
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The 11-12 Pirate cheerleaders earned trophies at three competitions this season, earning a berth at the National competition in Charleston, S.C.
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The Pike County Lady Fury were finalists at the Sugar and Spice Tournament in Douglasville and Carrollton. Due to the excessive amount of rain that fell Sunday, Nov. 29, the team had a shootout and fell short 2-1 to place second in the tournament.
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The Black Jags, a team comprised of 25 select teammates from this season’s Pike County Black Pirates and the Lamar County Jaguars, faced the Pike County White Pirates, a team comprised of the Pike County Gold, Red and White Pirates, in this year’s Turkey Bowl on Sunday Nov. 22.
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Cheerleaders led a chanting crowd Saturday at Trojan Field as the recreation title championships were played on the newly built astroturf field. Pike placed second in the 7-8 division and took the title in the 9-10 division. [Full story »]
In the last three years the middle school Lady Pirates softball team is 45-0, a feat no other Pike County sports team has even come close to. They won this year’s Central Georgia Championship by going 12-0 in regular season and then ran the table on Byron 17-0, Crawford County 9-6 and Gray Station in the championship game 3-2.
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Heavy fog rolled in along with the Lamar County Tro-jans for a 45-27 win over the Pirates. The loss put the Pi-rates at 3-6 for the year. They travel to Callaway next week to face the region leaders.
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In the first round of the middle school softball playoffs the Lady Pirates run-ruled Byron Middle School 17-0. Pitcher Marley Stowers pitched a no-hitter.
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The Pirates were victorious over the Macon County Bulldogs with a come from behind win with less than a minute left in Friday’s homecoming game. The 38-34 victory put a three game losing streak to a halt. [Full story »]
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