Glynn County will be sending a staggering 22 wrestlers off to the GHSA Traditional Class 6A Section B this weekend in Sugar Hill following a strong showing at the Region 2-6A Tournament.

Highlighting year one under manager John Welborn, the Red Terrors went 24-10 with a second-place finish in Region 2-6A and a second-round appearance in the state playoffs. Thinking of what word he’d use to describe the team in year one, Welborn thought for a moment before coming up with an answer.

In front of an enthusiastic crowd at Wainwright Stadium, Glynn Academy wrapped up its preseason slate Thursday in a 14-1 win over Pierce County.

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With the GHSA Traditional Wrestling State Championships just around the corner, Brunswick High invited some of the top programs in the state to Brunswick Square Garden this past Saturday.

Jake Lindsey had other scholarship offers but chose the United States Military Academy for the opportunity to play safety for the Army football team.

Over at Glynn Academy, the auditorium filled with teammates, classmates, teachers, and coaches to recognize the special day two Terror football players had put in the time and effort to master their crafts.

Twenty-one wins, two region titles and a pair of City Championships over the past two seasons has transformed expectations at Brunswick High School.

Knowing the standard that is Glynn Academy soccer, both the Lady Terrors and Terrors put their process out in full force.

Opening the new season against Appling County, the Brunswick High boys had to hold on late for a 2-1 win.

After a 2022 season that featured 400 career wins, a new goal scoring school record, an undefeated regular season, and an Elite Eight berth, this year’s Glynn Academy boys will look to continue to grow in the eyes of head coach Bobby Brockman.

Howard Coffin Gymnasium was rocking Thursday as the Coastal Georgia Mariners men’s and women’s basketball teams each cruised to victories against Sun Conference foe Ave Maria.

Under the direction of Enrique Power as the coach of the Pirates program, Brunswick’s gone 24-13-1 and reached the 6A state soccer playoffs in back-to-back years. Having the foundation set and his leaders going off to the next level, Power sees a new turn with his 2023 team.

Finishing the 2022 season with a record of 14-3, 9-2 — a second-place finish in Region 2-6A — and a second-round playoff exit at the hands of Buford, the Glynn Academy Lady Terrors are fully focused on the 2023 season.

The Brunswick High boys took care of business Tuesday night, downing South Effingham 80-55 at Brunswick Square Garden to keep pace in the race for the Region 2-6A regular season championship.

Finishing third in Region 2-6A and having to travel north to Dunwoody for the Team Dual Wrestling Prelims, the Glynn Academy team reached its first state championship appearance since 2009.

Fifteen seasons; 300 wins.

A group of friends gathered Saturday at a table at Brogen’s in the Pier Village to remember one of the finest athletes the Golden Isles has ever produced.

The Terrors are no strangers to a championship atmosphere.

Arriving at Glynn Academy at the start of her junior year after transferring from Locust Grove, Chanley Box has set an example of being a top tier student-athlete in the eyes of the girls head golf coach Brett ‘Kip’ Hall.

Glynn Academy’s long snapper, and Naval Academy signee, David Stanphill is going from the Golden Isles to the Pacific Isles.

Opening region play in front of its fans, Frederica basketball had smiles and sorrow on its faces when the girls and boys teams left the court after contests against Pinewood Christian.