The Sea Island Golf Club holds Jones Cup events ranging from the top men’s amateurs, up and coming junior level golfers, and seniors who love to compete.

At one time, D’Liyah Austell ran at secret practices kept hidden from her mother. Now, the Brunswick High graduate is set to run amid the undying support of her family and friends at Fort Valley State following a signing ceremony Friday in the high school’s gym.

Some of the most talented youth basketball players in the country gathered in Orlando last weekend for the AAU World Championships, and a team made up of youngsters from Glynn and McIntosh counties bested them all.

In building a state champion, a collegiate athlete, possibly even a professional, the work begins on the ground floor.

The United States Tennis Association’s Junior Team Tennis is wrapping up its most successful season in coastal Georgia and the surrounding areas on the biggest stage in the state.

The basketball programs at College of Coastal Georgia produced a couple of the finest student-athletes at the school this past year.

A prolific spring sports semester for Frederica Academy made for a good night last Wednesday at the GISA Coaches Association Awards banquet held at the Westin Resort on Jekyll Island.

In an effort to meld 53 years of Brunswick High football together, charter members of the program met with the Pirates’ current coaching staff and players Friday at Glynn County Stadium for a morning of fraternizing and fellowship.

The Golden Isles Track Club held its annual Sunshine Festival 5K and one-mile fun run on the Fourth of July, celebrating a return from a pandemic induced one-year hiatus.

Domonic Brown is keenly aware of the challenges aspiring baseball players face. The former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder showed a group of Bibleway International campers how much fun the sport can be Thursday in a two-hour session at Howard Coffin Park.

With big man challenge and 7-on-7 trophies in hand, Brunswick High has officially completed its summer slate.

Less than a month away from first scrimmages of the football season, Brunswick High and Glynn Academy will enjoy some friendly competition at North Glynn Recreation Complex.

A second round 77 prevented Ian Glanton from making a serious run at the Golden Isles Invitational fewer than two weeks ago. On Tuesday, it was the second round that lifted Glanton to victory at the Southeastern Junior Golf Tour event at Sea Palms.

Nominations have been made; now Coastal Georgia will have to select who best exemplifies the athletic departments values — most easily expressed by the acronym SAILS — as the Male and Female Student-Athlete of the Year.

They feed the big boys well over at Brunswick High, but that’s not the only reason the Pirates have become an annual factory for collegiate offensive lineman.

Although he’s already lifted the Future Masters Trophy twice in his amateur career, 14-year-old Jack Roberts has still yet to attend high school at Frederica Academy.

A second generation hooper in the Golden Isles, Breon Brown has recently discovered a new passion — combat sports. Boxing, in particular.

One of the most distinguished coaches in the Golden Isles has decided to take a step back. Longtime Frederica Academy golf coach Tom Willis recently relinquished his position as the full-time varsity coach.

Heisman Trophy winner, University of Florida legend, and former NFL quarterback, Danny Wuerffel will return to the Golden Isles to host the 11th Annual Desire Cup “Rivalry for a Cause” Golf Tournament & Gala Fundraiser Oct. 28-29 in Sea Island benefitting Desire Street Ministries.

Entering into his first Golden Isles Invitational, former Clayton State golfer Joseph Kim wasn’t happy with where his game was. After running away with the 71st edition of the prestigious amateur event, he’s feeling a bit better about it.

Prepared to embark on a renaissance of the volleyball program, it is only fitting that Coastal Georgia debut new uniforms to signify the metamorphosis it seeks this upcoming season.

One of the most prestigious amateur events in the area since its inception, the Golden Isles Invitational served as a showcase of the wealth of talent in the area in tournament’s 71st year at the Brunswick Country Club.

Tyson Rooks hasn’t played a snap of varsity football yet, and he’s already drawing comparisons to some of the best receivers the state has seen in recent years.

Hot off a runner-up finish at the district baseball tournament, the St. Simons 10U All-Stars took third at the state tournament last week in Americus.

Ten-year-old Brunswick native Addie Morris traveled to Savannah last Friday to compete in the AAU Gymnastics National Championship on Friday. In her inaugural season, Morris took home gold in her Xcel Silver age group on the vault with a winning score of 9.65.