Sports

The Dodge County Indians baseball team defeated the Worth County Rams on Monday, March 7, 2011, in Eastman with a score of 10-2. The Indians were exacting a measure of revenge against the Rams for a 14-8 victory over the Indians a week earlier in Sylvester.
In the first game, the Indians totaled 15 hits versus 12 for Worth County.
But the Indians also had a combination of 15 wild pitches/passed balls in that game that allowed multiple unearned runs to go on the board for the Rams.
The Indians were determined to correct those mistakes when the Rams came to Eastman.
Sophomore pitcher Aron Chick had his best outing of the year when he limited the Rams to six hits over seven innings while recording seven strikeouts on 121 pitches. Chick experienced control problems from time to time as he hit five batters and walked six. [Full Story »] 

The Dodge County Indians baseball team and the Diamond Club baseball booster organization honored the memory of former Dodge County Indian Derek “Dee” Taylor before the first game of the Dodge Diamond Classic.
[Full Story »] 

The Dodge County Indians baseball team traveled to Hazlehurst on Thursday, February 24th to take on the Jeff Davis Yellow Jackets in the first real action of the the baseball season. The Indians, led by pitcher Clint Taylor and hitters Brady Blalock, Jordan Smith, and Cole Evans, defeated the Yellow Jackets 6-4 to notch the first win of the year. [Full Story »] 

Vincent Mannella, Dodge County Wrestling’s only state champion, prepares to do battle on the mat at the Wildwood Duals in New Jersey.

Vincent, who was invited to wrestle on the Georgia Elementary School Dual Team, wrestled 10 matches in two days against opponents from Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, New England, and Virginia.

This is an incredible honor and only the very best wrestlers in the state are invited to join the all-star squad.