MOULTRIE — Colquitt County coach Rush Propst took a moment to talk with a reporter as the Packers’ Wednesday evening practice wound down and he mused about how difficult it was going to be for his team to defeat Northside on the road on Friday night.
A victory could mean a Region 1-AAAAA championship for Colquitt County, its first since 1999.
A loss, and the 8-1 Packers will travel in the first round of the playoffs.

MOULTRIE — The Colquitt County football team will be in the unusual position of rooting for Warner Robins tonight as the final weekend of regular season football gets under way.

MOULTRIE — It is obvious that the Colquitt County High football staff wants to get the ball in the hands of versatile Quin Roberson as many times and in as many ways as possible this season.

MOULTRIE — Colquitt County will send two high school teams and two middle school teams to compete in the Second Annual USTA Georgia Schools Tournament that will begin on Nov. 21.

MOULTRIE — Tennessee’s Ryan Helms has been named the Southeastern Conference’s Diver of the Week for the third straight week.

MOULTRIE — If Colquitt County can defeat Northside on Friday and get some in the form of a Warner Robins win over Lowndes, the Packers will win the Region 1-AAAAA championship.
But the Packers may not know until late Monday who their first-round opponent will be.

MOULTRIE — The Colquitt County seventh- and eighth-grade boys and girls basketball teams opened their 2009-2010 seasons with victories over Hahira on Tuesday.

MOULTRIE — Colquitt County head football coach Rush Propst is obviously thrilled with the opportunity for his team to travel to Warner Robins on Friday to meet Northside and take a shot at the Region 1-AAAAA championship.

MOULTRIE — The Colquitt County varsity competition cheerleaders finished second on Saturday in the Last Chance Cheer Competition in Worth County, defeating two other Region 1-AAAAA squads in the process.