This Week's FA Athletics
Monday-Tuesday
Varsity Golf @ Low Country Invitational
Bluffton, SC
Berkeley Hall - Monday
Chechessee Creek - Tuesday

Monday Evening
Varsity Soccer @ Brookwood
Thomasville, GA
Dismissal @ 10:20 AM
Depart @ 11:15 AM
Girls @ 5:00 PM
Boys @ 7:00 PM

Tuesday @ 6:00 PM
Varsity Baseball @ Home
vs. First Presbyterian

Thursday @ 3:30 PM
Varsity Track @ Glynn Academy

Thursday @ 4:00 PM
Varsity Tennis @ Saint Andrew's
Savannah

Thursday @ 6:00 PM
Varsity Baseball @ Home
vs. Robert Toombs

Friday @ 5:00 PM
Boys Varsity Soccer @ Home
vs. First Presbyterian

Friday @ 6:00 PM
Varsity Baseball @ Home
vs. Covenant

Saturday
Varsity Golf
@ Johnny Paulk Invitational
Jekyll Island

Saturday @ 5:00 PM
Varsity Baseball @ Memorial Day
National Athletic Training Month
National Athletic Training Month is held every March to spread awareness about the important work of athletic trainers. The 2022 slogan is "Providing Health Care Everywhere.”

Before you get sidelined with an injury, make sure you consult an athletic trainer, who specializes in the prevention, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries and illnesses. Athletic Trainers are essential to health care. A reminder from the national athletic trainers’ association – NATA.ORG – during National Athletic Training Month. 
Important Sudden Cardiac Arrest Information
Sudden Cardiac Arrest can be a complication of COVID-19 in athletes.

Please click HERE to watch a video that provides a detailed explanation of sudden cardiac arrest.

Click HERE and HERE for two related handouts on this important health care issue.

Please contact Adam Norman via email at [email protected] or by calling him at (912) 638-9981 Ext. 520 should you have questions or want more information.
Varsity Girls Basketball All-Region
Margaret Gandy
All-Region
Tiana Jackson
All-Region
Sophie Price
Honorable Mention
Varsity Boys Basketball All-State
Congratulations, William Jobe!
2021-2022 GISA AAA All-State Team
Varsity Baseball
On Thursday the Knights traveled to Hilton Head Christian for a doubleheader. The Knights dropped both games. In the first doubleheader, we lost 9-3, and in the second doubleheader, we lost 6-5 in extra innings. John Abbott Havens, Colt Howes, Harry Driggers, and Jackson Lewis threw extremely well for the knights. Ashton Frankel and Colt Howes both had impressive offensive performances. 

Go Knights!

Coach Tim Orlosky
Varsity Golf
To say that Frederica Academy’s Varsity Golf Team got its 2022 season off on the right foot would be an understatement. FA went down to Osprey Cove, located in St. Marys, Georgia, host site for the 2022 Camden Classic, and won in convincing fashion. The weather was beautiful, and the conditions were ripe for some good golf. Frederica posted a 288 (Even par) and bested the next best team, Glynn Academy, by 14 strokes. Frederica narrowly missed a team scoring record of 287, which was posted last season. 

I hope this gives the team some early confidence as we begin the season. I know the way last year ended for the boys; it was disappointing. It didn’t sit well with our guys, and goals of winning a state championship are fresh in our minds. So, I’m proud of them for opening up the season in this fashion. It’s nice when one of your players shoots a 63…it definitely helps.

Frederica’s talent, Jack Roberts, the tournament's low medalist, shot a school record, 63 to open up his freshmen campaign. He struck the ball really well off the tee for the most part. He had a couple of loose shots and his wedges weren’t great, but he made a lot of good putts that found the bottom of the cup. Jack had 9 birdies and no bogeys during his round. A phenomenal par on hole 7, seemed to provide the spark to get his round moving in the right direction. Jack Roberts’ 63 beats the school tournament record by four shots. The previous record of 67 was held by Tanner Smith, Park Brady, Jack O’Hara, Ryan McHugh, and Sarut Vongchaisit. 

Jackson Byrd, Frederica’s other freshman, also played very well, tallying an even-par round of 72. Jackson had his round going early, 2 under through 4. A missed birdie opportunity from close range on 5 led to par, and then a poor tee shot on 6 led to a double-bogey that seemed to halt the momentum he had early in his round. Jackson fought hard throughout his round. He hit the ball well and just didn’t score like he normally does. He’s a gamer and will bounce back. He’s got so much talent and firepower. He’s exciting to watch and much of our success will be because of him.

Frederica’s other two counting scores came from sophomore, Aarnav Nath and Roy Boyd. Arnie’s +2, was a steady showing of his style of golf. Arnie hits fairways and greens. He’s a very consistent player. He’s improved since last year, and so I’m excited to see how his year goes. We need his style of play for the team, and he did just that for us. Frederica’s last counting score came from senior captain, Roy Boyd. Roy struck the ball well, hitting many fairways and greens. However, he struggled a bit on the greens. He’s the leader of the team and does a very good job of that day in and day out. We couldn’t ask for a better person on and off the course to lead by example. Roy will bounce back no question. He’s a very talented player.

Ramie Shingler and Travis Cavalier, the last two golfers of Frederica’s six, both shot 89 and 81 respectively. Both played well in spurts and will only get better as the year goes on. They’ll assess and then reflect on the areas they can improve on, and then go put the work in. I’m sure some of them are wanting to go figure it out right now. They will have many opportunities this year to help out the team. It’s not about one player, here. We are a team, and our success is dependent upon all 6 that compete…and all 14 players that are a part of the program. They push each other every day. All 6 of our players that played today have areas that they will take away from this tournament and go get to work. That’s who they are.”

Legendary Frederica Golf Coach, Tom Willis '86, had this to say about today. “What a great round for Jack and the team today. It all turned for Jack on the seventh when it look like he was going to make at least bogey and he chipped it in for par. After that, it was guns blazing for the rest of the round. Really fun to watch. I’ve been waiting for someone to do that to the school record for a long time and he certainly has the ability, but he just hasn’t been able to put it all together in a school match until today. You’re going to see a lot more of that out of him and Jackson in the future and these other guys can do it too. It’s awesome that Jack could have that round and the team could tie the school tournament record on Kevin’s coaching debut. That’s got to be really memorable for him and a great start for this year that has so much promise.”

Frederica will travel Monday to compete in the Low Country Invitational in Bluffton, South Carolina. The Knights will play two amazing courses, Berkeley Hall and Chechessee Creek. It’s a great group of guys that I love to be around. They all work hard individually, so the sky is the limit with this group. The future of FA Golf looks bright. Aside from the guys that played today, we have some very good 7th and 8th-grade talent right behind them! It’s going to be fun.

Go Knights!

Coach Kevin Roberts
Jack Roberts is featured in the current issue of Golden Isles Magazine, highlighting his current status as Golfweek's top-ranked golfer in the country in the Class of 2025 and his invitation to play in the prestigious Junior Invitational at Sage Valley next month. Congratulations, Jack!
Varsity Girls Soccer
FA 0 - Camden County High School 2

For being our first match against a very good opponent, I thought the girls competed very well, and we got a lot out of the match. We look forward to improving on the performance this Monday versus The Brookwood School at Brookwood.

Go Knights!

Coach Gabe Gabriel
Varsity Tennis
Frederica Tennis had its first win of 2022, topping Brunswick High at the College of Coastal Georgia Courts. The FA team combined to win 8 of the 9 matches played. Brunswick High had many athletic players, and it was a fun contest for us early in the season. FA Tennis has returned 8 of its 14 starters from last year's Boys and Girls teams. Although we lost some players from last year, it seems like we are in a good position to make a solid run at the state level.

FA Tennis players participating in the Brunswick Match were Merrill Been, Kate Walbridge, Briley Johnson, Jordan Lee, Lily Najawicz, Maggie Kaselak, Emily Wyrick, Mavry Driggers, Francie Frazier, OletaKate Mitchell, Anna Counts, Graceson Rownd, Whitmarsh Tennant, Andrew Kaminer, Jax Grotz, Grant Offner, and Trey Walbridge.

Go Knights!

Coach Brian Wyrick
Middle School Baseball
Middle School Baseball traveled to St. Andrew's on Saturday for a doubleheader. The Knights tied the first game 5-5 and lost the second game 9-3. Braxton Sykes, Wood Watson, Stanton Beverly, and James Barger all had great games.

Go Knights!

Coach Tim Orlosky
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