Speaker 1: Welcome to one last go round of soccer is in
Speaker 1: session presented by our friends at Kaiser Permanente. John here
Speaker 1: you there will go over the brackets one final time
Speaker 1: and let you know how things finished up in the
Speaker 1: GHSA Championships. You can go back and watch the matches
Speaker 1: on the NFHS Network. A big thanks to our friends
Speaker 1: at the NFHS Network for letting us share the highlights
Speaker 1: with you and letting us share the space with them.
Speaker 1: It was great to be with Jared Smith on the
Speaker 1: six A Championship games, and we knew that they would
Speaker 1: take a while, and they did, but it was great
Speaker 1: competition across the board.
Speaker 2: We'll go over those.
Speaker 1: Great to be paired with Jason and Maddie and with
Speaker 1: Jessica Charman with her work that she'd did up at Duluth.
Speaker 1: With our buddy mattein Rod and what he was able
Speaker 1: to do down at Mercer Makon. Justin Hannover a part
Speaker 1: of it all, and so it was great to kind
Speaker 1: of be all across the board when it.
Speaker 2: Came to everything there.
Speaker 1: For the twenty twenty five Championships, we'll go over all
Speaker 1: the brackets and how teams ended up getting to the
Speaker 1: last game of the year and through the last game
Speaker 1: of the year. We'll be catching up with Frank Zamora
Speaker 1: when he gets out of class. I think coming up
Speaker 1: here in a little bit and we'll go over the
Speaker 1: Johnson Gainesville season. We will have an interview later this
Speaker 1: week posted directly to our podcatchers with Virginia Kerns, the
Speaker 1: head coach at Love It. We'll go over that championship
Speaker 1: if you missed it this morning, it was a great
Speaker 1: turnaround where we got to catch up with coach Jackson
Speaker 1: at BT, we got to catch up with Declan Abernathy,
Speaker 1: the head coach at Drew Charter, and got to catch
Speaker 1: up with head coach Mary Deesek at Roswell and find
Speaker 1: out about what it was like to win the championships
Speaker 1: in four, two and five with those particular champs. And
Speaker 1: so once again it'll be great to you go back
Speaker 1: and listen to all of those interviews. You can go
Speaker 1: back and watch it on the SDH network YouTube channel.
Speaker 1: Our number one of the morning show today was coach Jackson,
Speaker 1: Coach Abernathy, and coach Dezing, So you can go back
Speaker 1: and listen and go back and listen and watch those
Speaker 1: the full show from this morning is up on your
Speaker 1: favorite podcatcher. What we'll do also is we will take
Speaker 1: in session from this morning and post it independently, so
Speaker 1: you can listen to those three coaches, plus the conversation
Speaker 1: that we had with associate head coach at CHATTANOOGEVC on
Speaker 1: the women's side, Mareon Butler as they get ready for
Speaker 1: the WPSL season and probably one of the tougher conferences
Speaker 1: that is around. And so it'll be great to you
Speaker 1: again catch up with all of those And it was
Speaker 1: great to catch up with all those coaches and all
Speaker 1: those folks this morning across the board when it came
Speaker 1: to everything going on in both the GHSA and the WPSL.
Speaker 1: So you can go back and watch that on the
Speaker 1: SDH network YouTube channel, and you can also go back
Speaker 1: and listen to that the full show on your favorite
Speaker 1: pide catcher. But we'll take the individual sections the soccer
Speaker 1: is in session morning hour or forty five minutes, and
Speaker 1: we'll play that, we'll post that separate, and we'll also
Speaker 1: catch up with our friends at Chattanooga FC. Now it's time,
Speaker 1: without any further delay, catch up with our friend Frank
Speaker 1: some more and find out what it's like to be
Speaker 1: a champ.
Speaker 2: So how's it going, coach?
Speaker 3: And it's going? Well? How about you?
Speaker 1: You're the one who's busier and chasing after titles and
Speaker 1: so have you had a chance to catch your breath
Speaker 1: and celebrate. Because as I sit here and I look
Speaker 1: at my brackets, Johnson gains Will because it is a
Speaker 1: bracket and it is it is card stocks, so it
Speaker 1: is heavy duty, so I could ride on it as
Speaker 1: much as I could. So Johnson gaines Will here in
Speaker 1: the middle means one thing. It means that you made
Speaker 1: it through your bracket and coming through as team ten
Speaker 1: ranked number four, knocking off Groves, the four day win
Speaker 1: over Calhoun, then you had the turnaround the next day
Speaker 1: over Chestity, shut out of a Cony County, and then
Speaker 1: the win over Northwest Whitfield. When you look back at
Speaker 1: this championship run, what sticks in your head?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 3: You know, it's it was a tough journey to get there,
Speaker 3: you know, and again I think we've talked about it
Speaker 3: last night, But the resilience that the voice showed throughout
Speaker 3: those those couple of weeks, and the hard work and dedication,
Speaker 3: you know, that is what I'm most proud of is
Speaker 3: the fact that they never gave up, they never doubted
Speaker 3: and that resilience that they had throughout.
Speaker 1: How much time have you given yourself to celebrate the
Speaker 1: fact that you finished top ten in the state of
Speaker 1: Georgia depending on the pole couple of times over you
Speaker 1: end up as a state champ you finished sixteen and four.
Speaker 1: How much time have you given yourself to celebrate? Are
Speaker 1: you still celebrating before you get ready for twenty six?
Speaker 3: Yeah? No, you know, we're taking it slow. We are
Speaker 3: definitely enjoying every bit of it, you know, with a community,
Speaker 3: but you know, head coaching is difficult and we're planning
Speaker 3: on now, you know, is a blessing obviously, but designing
Speaker 3: the rings and fundraising for the rings and ordering shirts
Speaker 3: and hats for the boys, you know, just a little
Speaker 3: bit of all of that planning that goes in behind
Speaker 3: winning a state championship, you know, and obviously the reaching
Speaker 3: out the community has reached out to us, and you know,
Speaker 3: just giving us that moment to really enjoy and cherish
Speaker 3: what these boys accomplished, you know, that has been important
Speaker 3: for us as well as just taking that little pulse there.
Speaker 1: So when you get the win and the clock hits
Speaker 1: zeros at the keecher and you hear the horn and
Speaker 1: all of the celebration happens and everything. Does it sink
Speaker 1: in immediately with this run that you've had? Did it
Speaker 1: take a little bit? Did it take until everybody's sitting
Speaker 1: there saying, okay, we need to take a picture with
Speaker 1: the big old plastic thing the banner and the trop
Speaker 1: When did it sink in?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: I think I think honestly, it wasn't until the bus
Speaker 3: ride back. You know, once everybody kind of settled in
Speaker 3: and the adrenaline stopped pumping a little bit there on
Speaker 3: our way back, you know, we started I started to
Speaker 3: reflect on the season and that's when you know, I realized, like, man,
Speaker 3: you know, everything we've won, we've gone through, and all
Speaker 3: of the things that these boys have accomplished. You know,
Speaker 3: that's really where it all sinked in. And I was like, yep,
Speaker 3: you know, we're able to do it. But it was
Speaker 3: on that bus ride back, I think.
Speaker 1: And this was an inexperienced starting group. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to say a young starting group per se, but it
Speaker 1: was inexperienced in starting for Johnson Gainesville, and it took
Speaker 1: a little while for this group to get where you
Speaker 1: were looking for them to get to. And obviously there's
Speaker 1: got to be a great sense of accomplishment seeing that
Speaker 1: the message that you were trying to impress upon them
Speaker 1: came through and they navigated through all of those obstacles
Speaker 1: to come out the other side.
Speaker 2: The way that they did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, again, it was it was a challenging
Speaker 3: season for us, a different season for us. Nonetheless, you know,
Speaker 3: we were very blessed with with a lot of talent
Speaker 3: here at Johnson, and like you mentioned, you know, these
Speaker 3: guys were an experience in terms of starting in big
Speaker 3: games and and and you know, but they're ballers, you know,
Speaker 3: and so I think it was just the matter of
Speaker 3: time before it all clicked, you know, and then came together.
Speaker 3: And you know, thankfully it clicked and came together at
Speaker 3: the right time. I think we were playing some of
Speaker 3: our better soccer there towards towards the end of the
Speaker 3: season and during the postseason. And that's kind of as
Speaker 3: a coach, that's what you want, you know, you want
Speaker 3: to be able to go through, you know, the ups
Speaker 3: and downs early on in the season and try and
Speaker 3: figure out what the strengths are, and also what the
Speaker 3: weaknesses are so that you can tweak and fix and
Speaker 3: retweak and you know, kind of try and try and
Speaker 3: make it as perfect as possible towards the end of
Speaker 3: the season. That at the end of the day, that's
Speaker 3: what matters the most.
Speaker 1: How perfect was it at the end of the season,
Speaker 1: and how much tweaking did you still have to do
Speaker 1: in the postseason.
Speaker 3: You know, at the end of the season, it's just
Speaker 3: kind of maintaining that level there, making sure that we
Speaker 3: had fresh legs throughout. You know, I think that our
Speaker 3: chemistry was a lot better and we found you know,
Speaker 3: we moved some pieces around and we started to find,
Speaker 3: you know, our strengths on the field, and that was
Speaker 3: it was huge, and it was at that point it
Speaker 3: was just maintaining that polishing it, making it better in
Speaker 3: terms of you know, kind of, hey, we did this
Speaker 3: well this game, but now we have to look at
Speaker 3: this and it's kind of just game to games, kind
Speaker 3: of tweaking it a little bit and focusing maybe more
Speaker 3: on the chemistry and the final third versus you know,
Speaker 3: the coverage in the back. And so it's just one
Speaker 3: of those things that when we sit down with the
Speaker 3: staffs on a day to day basis and kind of
Speaker 3: gentify the strength and weaknesses.
Speaker 1: When you think of this senior class, what sticks in
Speaker 1: your head? Man, These these guys, These guys know how
Speaker 1: to win. You know this, This group went to the
Speaker 1: state championship game every year of their high school career.
Speaker 1: You know, they they won three out of four, which
Speaker 1: you know, it's a lot easier said than done. They go,
Speaker 1: I think into an elite group of high school players
Speaker 1: across any sport.
Speaker 3: I think you know that can say, hey, I played
Speaker 3: in the championship game every year of my high school career.
Speaker 3: I've won three out of four. This is also the
Speaker 3: group that you know was name ranked number one in
Speaker 3: the nation in twenty twenty three. You know, just multiple
Speaker 3: players of the Year and all in All Region first team,
Speaker 3: and you know, just a group of boys that came in,
Speaker 3: worked hard, waited for their turn because a lot of
Speaker 3: them did not necessarily start or got a lot of
Speaker 3: playing time as freshmen. You know, they had to wait,
Speaker 3: and they had to grind it out, and they had
Speaker 3: to earn everything that was given to them. But I
Speaker 3: told them, I the end of the you know, at
Speaker 3: the end of the game, I was like, this is
Speaker 3: this is your legacy, this is what you leave behind.
Speaker 3: You've set the standard really really high for the you know,
Speaker 3: next next groups. I'm like, and that's that's really what's about.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's enjoying your four years, making memories,
Speaker 3: learning obviously the game, but also just becoming better men
Speaker 3: throughout the four years. And and you know, I hope
Speaker 3: that they go off and do great things and their
Speaker 3: next steps of life.
Speaker 1: How hard is that to go four straight years and
Speaker 1: be in contention for state championships and no one, everybody's
Speaker 1: gunning for you. How hard is that for four straight
Speaker 1: years to accomplish what you've accomplished as a program.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I mean it's it's tough.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: It's it's grinding it every single day. It's not having
Speaker 3: off days or you know, off off weeks. You might
Speaker 3: be able to have an off game, but you know,
Speaker 3: like you mentioned, it's it's just that standard that has
Speaker 3: been set by all the classes that come through, and
Speaker 3: every class wants to do it better. You know, I
Speaker 3: already have some of the two years this year that
Speaker 3: are saying, hey, we're going to do this next year.
Speaker 3: And and you know we're going to continue the legacy.
Speaker 3: And I think that's the beauty of Johnson Soccer is
Speaker 3: that everybody is working together, you know, the community, the
Speaker 3: coaching staff, or school or a men. And the boys
Speaker 3: realize that, right and they know what they play for
Speaker 3: and they know that what they play for is bigger
Speaker 3: than themselves, and it's leaving that legacy and helping our
Speaker 3: community unite and enjoy and have memories and you know,
Speaker 3: just a little bit of happiness for our community. But
Speaker 3: it's a grind, you know, it's a grind every single
Speaker 3: day trying to maintain that level of excellence. You know,
Speaker 3: it's once you get there, it's it's tough to stay there,
Speaker 3: you know, And so the boys understand that it's it's
Speaker 3: it's gonna take a lot of hard work for us
Speaker 3: to continue to stay where we are. And and honestly,
Speaker 3: it's almost taking taking the program to the next level.
Speaker 3: You know. I think every year something something improves within
Speaker 3: the program and and you know, every every class is
Speaker 3: known for something different. But yeah, it's it's tough, but
Speaker 3: thankfully we're able to or at least up to now,
Speaker 3: we've been able to maintain it.
Speaker 1: How do you and the staff, keep yourself from losing
Speaker 1: your sanity with the expectations that are there. I mean,
Speaker 1: I know that you're all driven as a lot, but
Speaker 1: how do you keep from how do you keep from
Speaker 1: losing your mind and going nuts with with all the
Speaker 1: noise around you, folks like me and all of us
Speaker 1: here at SDH banging on your door as much, how
Speaker 1: do you how do you keep your sanity with all
Speaker 1: of it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? No, I mean we you know, we understand that
Speaker 3: with It's part of the job. You know, it's part
Speaker 3: of the job, and and we try to obviously stay
Speaker 3: as positive as possible and motivated within us. We have
Speaker 3: a close group of coaches that you know, have helped
Speaker 3: me built what we have here. We are all very
Speaker 3: similar minded, and we all believe in the kids, and
Speaker 3: we are here for the kids. And we know that,
Speaker 3: you know, we lose one game, peoper, people are going
Speaker 3: to talk if you know, we we're not doing as
Speaker 3: well as you know, people are going to talk about
Speaker 3: at the end of the day. Yes, we can say
Speaker 3: we're here the wins and losses, but in reality, it's
Speaker 3: the kits that matter the most, you know, It's it's
Speaker 3: making sure that they're okay, making sure that they're growing,
Speaker 3: they're developing, that they're passing their classes, that they're you know,
Speaker 3: staying out of trouble, and that really for us, that's
Speaker 3: that's the driving force is Yes, we we love the wins,
Speaker 3: right who doesn't you know every coach love the loves
Speaker 3: the wins. We hate losing just like anybody else. But
Speaker 3: you know, our focus is making sure that the players
Speaker 3: here are are taken care of. And that's really what
Speaker 3: drives us and motivates us to continue doing our best
Speaker 3: and making sure that you know, everything's fine.
Speaker 2: Frank's more of the head coach.
Speaker 1: Johnson gainsl Boys winners in triple A knocking off Northwest
Speaker 1: Whitfield in the last game of the year at mckeachern.
Speaker 1: Do other coaches knock on your door and ask how
Speaker 1: you handle certain situations, how you handle your day to day,
Speaker 1: how you handle your operation? Is there a sharing of
Speaker 1: notes between coaches or among coaches for when it comes
Speaker 1: to why are you successful? How are you successful? Is
Speaker 1: there note sharing amongst all of you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, you know I have coaches that reach out to
Speaker 3: me about how we do things here at Johnson, and
Speaker 3: you know, I love to share because again, this is
Speaker 3: not just for me. You know, soccer is not just
Speaker 3: for me. The success is not just for us you're
Speaker 3: at Johnson. We want other programs to be successful. We
Speaker 3: want soccer to grow because at the end of the day,
Speaker 3: like I mentioned, is if soccer grows and schools become successful,
Speaker 3: you know, there's more kids that get exposed, There's more
Speaker 3: kids that get to enjoy and leave those memories. But yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, I have multiple coaches that I you know,
Speaker 3: talk to and help and there's a lot of coaches
Speaker 3: out there that help me as well continue to build
Speaker 3: my program. And you know, if I see that a
Speaker 3: program around is doing something great, you know I don't
Speaker 3: hesitate and reach out and have those conversations and share
Speaker 3: because again, it's all just a growing process for everybody.
Speaker 2: So who is on your speed dial when you have questions?
Speaker 3: You know, I have a good communication with Matt chiefs
Speaker 3: over at you know, he's he's one that you know,
Speaker 3: we we talk throughout the season. One that we also
Speaker 3: talked to is Snyder coach Snyder over at Westminster Scott
Speaker 3: you know, and Chris Henry over at he's now at
Speaker 3: North North Dacony. Girls, You know, I have quite quite
Speaker 3: a few coaches that I go to and talk and
Speaker 3: you know, share ideas with and bounce ideas back and forth.
Speaker 1: Do you guys ever get a moment piece away from
Speaker 1: all of us where you guys can just go, like
Speaker 1: sit in the back room at a restaurant someplace and
Speaker 1: just kind of share notes or do zoom or how
Speaker 1: do you how do you have these kinds of conversations.
Speaker 3: Typically through through email and text messages every so often
Speaker 3: a call, you know, you know, Chris Henry over at
Speaker 3: North North Dacony is one of my closest coaches friends,
Speaker 3: so you know, I call him every every so often
Speaker 3: and we share, you know, just ideas. He used to
Speaker 3: be at East Tall, he used to be one of
Speaker 3: a rival school, so you know, thankfully he's he's he's
Speaker 3: now on the girl's side and I can share a
Speaker 3: lot more with him. And but yeah, you know, it's
Speaker 3: it's just especially throughout the season, you know, we're so
Speaker 3: busy and it's hard to find time even for us
Speaker 3: much less trying you know, catch dinner or lunch somewhere.
Speaker 3: But it's always kind of on the go, you know,
Speaker 3: texting back and forth, emails, we share video film.
Speaker 1: And you know, nothing like nothing like share in film
Speaker 1: and video and those kinds of things. Another couple of
Speaker 1: minutes here with Frank Szmore from Johnson, Gainesville. When you
Speaker 1: give yourself a little bit of time to breathe, where
Speaker 1: are you right now in planning for twenty six? I'm
Speaker 1: giving you no time to breathe. I need to find
Speaker 1: out about next season right now? Are you when it
Speaker 1: comes to scheduling and getting ready for all of your.
Speaker 3: Y No, So our schedule, our schedule is completely done
Speaker 3: for twenty six. Again, we start planning and you know
Speaker 3: throughout the throughout the season, really I get emails about
Speaker 3: teams wanting to play us, you know, as early as January. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and so our schedule is is is done, you know,
Speaker 3: trying to see the availability of the boys throughout the summer,
Speaker 3: you know, trying to do a couple of seventy seven tournaments,
Speaker 3: couple of scrimmages here and there, just to kind of
Speaker 3: keep the boys together before they go off and play
Speaker 3: club in the fall. But like I told you, I
Speaker 3: mean I think a lot of coaches would agree, the
Speaker 3: work never ends. You know. You close the door on
Speaker 3: the previous season and here's the summer, and now you're
Speaker 3: you know, looking at summer work, summer trainings, and then
Speaker 3: fall roll around and now you're looking at you know,
Speaker 3: four on ones and all the planning, the fundraising to
Speaker 3: make sure that the program's taking care of, you know,
Speaker 3: the sponsorships, the ordering uniforms, ordering gear and all of
Speaker 3: that stuff. And before you know it, season will be
Speaker 3: here and you aren't kidding.
Speaker 1: So then what we will do is let you go
Speaker 1: and celebrate, because you've got some planning to celebrate. For
Speaker 1: the remainder twenty five, you know that we'll be knocking
Speaker 1: on your door as a great ambassador for the sport
Speaker 1: here in the state of Georgia and for high school
Speaker 1: soccer in general. Frank, we can't thank you enough for
Speaker 1: all the time that you spend with us here at SDH,
Speaker 1: rolling out the carpet as you always do, and we
Speaker 1: come up to the dungeon during our high school broadcast schedule.
Speaker 1: Go get some lunch, my friend. Thank you all season long.
Speaker 1: We'll catch up with you before you know it.
Speaker 3: Yep, thank you so much for having me there.
Speaker 1: We go, Frank, some more of the head coach at
Speaker 1: Johnson Gainsewell and like I said, you go to the
Speaker 1: middle of the Class Triple A boys bracket, Johnson gainsell
Speaker 1: right there in the middle. That means a one. So
Speaker 1: Johnson gainswell. And also I heard Frank's phone vibrating, so
Speaker 1: I heard the buzz, so I know that he had
Speaker 1: to answer his phone and it was probably something incredibly
Speaker 1: earth shattering that he had to get to. But I
Speaker 1: can't thank guys like Frank enough. I can't thank all
Speaker 1: the coaches that have been a part of our conversations
Speaker 1: a week, all season long as they all figure out, Okay,
Speaker 1: here's how we grow the sport, here's what's going on
Speaker 1: in our part of the world. Here's how we make
Speaker 1: things happen, and they get to do it, and we're
Speaker 1: incredibly blessed that we get the chance to share all
Speaker 1: that information with you when it comes to soccer is
Speaker 1: in session and all of our high school coverage here
Speaker 1: at SDH. So once again Class Triple A boys Johnson
Speaker 1: Games will over Northwest Whitfield. Great season for coach Goodiers
Speaker 1: and everybody up in Tunnel Hill as the Bruins made
Speaker 1: it to the last game of the year. So Johnson
Speaker 1: Games Will comes from Team ten ranked number four. They
Speaker 1: end up winning the championship again in the GHSA and
Speaker 1: Class TRIPA A Boys A. Right, let's take a peek
Speaker 1: at the other brackets, and like I said, this is
Speaker 1: just going to be a random look at the brackets
Speaker 1: because that's how they're stacked right here, So we'll let
Speaker 1: you know once again. So ACA OVERLA Class A Division
Speaker 1: two Girls. ACA makes their way through as the number
Speaker 1: five ranked team team three out of Area six, knocking
Speaker 1: off Lake a Cony Academy by the final two to one.
Speaker 1: That one was at Mercer, So congrats to ACA Girls.
Speaker 1: In Class A D two six A girls, once again
Speaker 1: it went to PKS. Walton won four to two in PKS.
Speaker 1: You can go back and listen to that broadcast. Great
Speaker 1: season for Buford as well and coach Hill and for
Speaker 1: a Coach Page once again getting the win uh one
Speaker 1: to one. After eighty ninety and one hundred, they go
Speaker 1: to PK's four to two, Walton gets the win. So
Speaker 1: Walton wins it in six eight girls Quad A girls. BT,
Speaker 1: you missed the conversation that we had with the coach
Speaker 1: Jackson this morning and go back and listen to that conversation.
Speaker 1: You go watch it on our YouTube channel. One nil
Speaker 1: winners over Marist and once again thanks to everybody at
Speaker 1: Marist for the great time that they give us all
Speaker 1: season long and all the great info and intel Coach
Speaker 1: Eingingsburg and everybody there at Marist. One nil win for
Speaker 1: Blessed Trinity and with their win at Duluth, that's your
Speaker 1: Quad A Girls Championship six And like I said, this
Speaker 1: is going to be about as random as it gets
Speaker 1: with everything when it comes to all of the brackets.
Speaker 1: Six A boys, and I'm like I said, I'm just
Speaker 1: looking at the bracket and I'm going from here. So
Speaker 1: Campbell with the win over Grayson, caught up with coach
Speaker 1: Connolly the next day in his car coming out of
Speaker 1: a dentist appointment. I hope that that has reset itself
Speaker 1: and that he is getting to the end of his
Speaker 1: dental journey. So Campbell over nationally ranked Grayson top ranked
Speaker 1: here in the state at Georgia. Campbell gets the win,
Speaker 1: they win in six A boys. Great season for coach Heck.
Speaker 1: I know that it ended one win short from what
Speaker 1: they were looking for. LA beat Atkinson County and that
Speaker 1: one was just absolutely crazy. So LA gets the win
Speaker 1: and they beat Atkinson County in a Class eight Division
Speaker 1: two boys.
Speaker 2: So it was a great championship there.
Speaker 1: So congratulations to everybody at LA in a great season
Speaker 1: once again for coach McKinnon and everybody down there in Pearson,
Speaker 1: Class Quada Boys once again, Westminster over merrist It's great
Speaker 1: to catch up with coach Snyder. And once again thanks
Speaker 1: to everybody at Merriston Coach Aiken for being a part
Speaker 1: of our conversations that we have all season long. So
Speaker 1: Westminster and Merriston, Class Quad A boys, Class Double A girls,
Speaker 1: Pike County and Savannah Arts. You want to talk another
Speaker 1: crazy one. This one was absolutely nuts. If you've got
Speaker 1: a subscription to the NFHS network, matteen Radha the call
Speaker 1: on this one. Class Double A girls, go back and
Speaker 1: watch it. It's like ninety four goals were scored in
Speaker 1: this one. Out of control, crazy one and a great
Speaker 1: win on the board there in Class Double A girls
Speaker 1: for Pike County. It was a great win there, and
Speaker 1: you know Pike County making their way through in there.
Speaker 1: So Class Double A boys once again drew Charter beating
Speaker 1: Shaw five one in the final fantastic season for Shaw
Speaker 1: coming out of the left hand side of the bracket.
Speaker 1: Drew Charter ranked number six, team number three gets the
Speaker 1: win and once again it was great to catch up
Speaker 1: with coach j Abernethy and Drew Charter getting the win
Speaker 1: coming out of the upper right hand side of the bracket.
Speaker 1: Class double A boys, five A boys Spraybury and river Ridge.
Speaker 1: River Ridge got the duke in that one. Maddie and
Speaker 1: Jason had the call there. Great season for river Ridge.
Speaker 1: Great as always to catch up with Coach Higgins and
Speaker 1: everybody up there at Spraybury. Great season for them as well.
Speaker 1: Coming out of the left hand side of the bracket.
Speaker 1: We were able to broadcast their semi final on the
Speaker 1: SDH network when they beat up when they beat Chion's
Speaker 1: Creek by the score of six to two, losing to
Speaker 1: river Ridge in the final. En Class five A boys
Speaker 1: five eight girls went to Roswell one nil winners over Northgate.
Speaker 1: Caught up with the coach de Zing this morning on
Speaker 1: the Morning Show and found out what it's been like
Speaker 1: nationally ranked number one, top rank Georgia, number one. You
Speaker 1: end up going from pillar to post. You end up
Speaker 1: with the championship in five A girls one nil win
Speaker 1: over North Kate. Class A D one boys, Thomasville and
Speaker 1: Urmurchie started the championship weekend with some craziness there too,
Speaker 1: a seven goal thriller. Caught up with the coach up
Speaker 1: at R Murchie with a great win up there, so
Speaker 1: it was great to catch up with Jason on the
Speaker 1: morning show the day after. Had a little bit of
Speaker 1: a voice, didn't have a whole lot of a voice,
Speaker 1: but a great comeback win for them Thomasville. Great season
Speaker 1: for them down there in South Georgia. Class A D
Speaker 1: one boys, Class A D one girls, and it was
Speaker 1: one of the absolute stunners across the board as Model
Speaker 1: gets the win over Bremen. So Model wins there Class
Speaker 1: A D one and they get the win over Bremen.
Speaker 1: Last game of the year Private boys title goes to
Speaker 1: Ais going back to back, knocking off Whitfield Academy by
Speaker 1: the score of one nil. Lovett and Gac working their
Speaker 1: way through on the girls side. Jessica Charman got to
Speaker 1: call Lovett's surprise win there knocking off GAC. GAC was
Speaker 1: team rank number two, team three. Love It came through
Speaker 1: as ranked number three, team number five, so love it
Speaker 1: the one nil win in the Private girls and then
Speaker 1: Triple A Girls, Jefferson to Cony County. We know it
Speaker 1: was going to take a while. In the first minute
Speaker 1: of the first overtime period goal by Maddy cass a
Speaker 1: Cony County over Jefferson by the final of one nil
Speaker 1: class Triple A Girls one of the best classifications top
Speaker 1: to bottom. When you're looking for everything going on in
Speaker 1: the state of Georgia, focus on Triple A. Sometimes you'll
Speaker 1: see a lot of underrated talent there in the Triple
Speaker 1: A Girls. So that is your rundown of everything that
Speaker 1: has happened here in the Championships and Championship week last
Speaker 1: week across the board at Mercer Macon, at Nikeechern and
Speaker 1: at Duluth. Once again, thanks to everybody at the NFHS
Speaker 1: Network for letting us come and crash the party with
Speaker 1: me and Jarrett and Jason and Maddie and Jess and
Speaker 1: Matteen Radd and everybody. So once again, great to be
Speaker 1: there as a part of the Championships and great to
Speaker 1: share the information with you up there during the Championships
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Speaker 2: Thanks for hanging out with us as you always do.
Speaker 1: Back at it again nine oh five tomorrow morning, Tyler
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Speaker 1: at Open Cup and get you ready for what's gonna
Speaker 1: happen in a larger night for Open Cup in the
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Speaker 2: Which applaty, I'll play it safe. It's the end of
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