Middle School Baseball

@ St. Marys

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Varsity Girls Soccer

@ Robert Toombs

Dismissal @ 1:30 PM

Monday @ 6:00 PM POSTPONED

Varsity Baseball

@ Pinewood

Dismissal @ 1:30 PM

Varsity Golf vs. Brunswick High

@ Retreat

Wednesday @ 6:00 PM POSTPONED

Varsity Baseball @ Home

vs. Pinewood

Varsity Tennis @ Retreat

vs. Citizens Christian

Middle School Baseball

@ First Presbyterian

Varsity Soccer @ Trinity Christian

Girls @ 5:00 PM

Boys @ 7:00 PM

Varsity Baseball @ Pinewood

Varsity Track

@ Georgia Southern University

Varsity Golf

SJGT @ Brunswick Country Club

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The Middle School Baseball team lost to Brantley, 2-9.

The Annual Frederica Academy Chipping Contest was held Tuesday at the Miracle Practice Facility at Sea Palms. It was a double-elimination, head-to-head tournament where players were seeded from the beginning and worked their way up through the brackets by winning a contest to 5 points. Cason Cavalier started as a 6 seed and remained undefeated through to the finals where he faced off against Jackson Byrd, whom Cason defeated in the second round. Jackson had worked his way through the losers bracket and faced off against Cason, having to defeat Cason twice to win the tournament. Jackson won a thriller match, 3-2, to even things up, and it all came down to one last chip to decide the championship. Cason hit a great bump and run to about 15 feet on a 50-yard pitch and it just edged out Jackson, who had hit it to 20 feet. It was a super competition and a big win for the team captain. Cason will live on in history as his name will adorn the plaques in the Frederica hall of winners in Coach Willis's room for all eternity. Congratulations, Cason!

The Frederica Academy Knights Varsity Golf team played a 9 hole match against Camden on Thursday at Retreat. The Knights won the match by a score of 153-179. The B team also was victorious over Camden with a 167 total. The low medalist for the match was a tie between Travis Cavalier and Jackson Byrd with a 37. Individual scores were as follows:

Jackson Byrd 37

Travis Cavalier 37

Aarnav Nath 39

Thomas Henderson 40

Roy Boyd 40

Ramie Shingler 40

Parker Jules 40

Cason Cavalier 41

Edward Stephens 42

Eli Brickman 44

Joshua Manning 48

Blake Holloway 51

Coach's comments: Although we were able to win, we did not have our A games today. Jackson Byrd was hitting the ball well but couldn't seem to get the distance right as he went over several of the greens early and could not get up and down. He was 2-over through 5 and went birdie-bogey-birdie on his next three to get it to one over, so kudos to him for hanging in there. Travis Cavalier had it two-under through 3 holes but suffered a double bogey on the fourth after missing a short putt. He managed to play in from there at one over. He's been hitting it well, longer, and under control. It's great to see his improvement over last year. Parker Jules was steady and is hitting it well. She missed a short putt on the 9th to just miss breaking 40. I think she's capable of doing that every time.

Coach's comments: I thought we played well overall. We took the lead early in most matches and that left the other teams trying to fight their way back. Several of the players would have been under par for the nines had we played stroke play, and I think our team scores would have been well under 300. Jackson Byrd was very solid in the first position, taking on their top players, and Aarnav Nath and Thomas Henderson both hung in there on some tight matches. Roy Boyd and Travis Cavalier both hit it well both days to save a couple of wayward shots. All in all, it was a win and we retained the cup for another year. Good job by the team!

Go Knights!

Coach Tom Willis

We had our second away match of the season at Camden County High School, where we drew 0-0. I was very proud of the girls and their effort, mentality, and organization, which led to us getting a result against a good 7A soccer program. Hopefully, this can serve us well when we play better opposition in the future.

We won our first region match 2-0 at Westfield this Friday. I was happy with the girls' application and persistence to get an away result, especially given some key absences from our team. I look forward to building off these performances this week in our upcoming region matches against Robert Toombs and Trinity Christian.

Go Knights!

Coach Gabe Gabriel

This was our first game, and it looked like a first game. There was a lot to like. We created a lot of goal-scoring chances, and we had some stretches of good possession. I liked that our team always works and competes from start to finish.

This was a great performance with a very strange ending. Westfield lost power and all lighting with 4:30 left in the first half. With a 7-0 lead, we were declared winners as the power did not return.

We again created a lot of chances, and the team was ready to play from the opening kick-off. I was pleased with that mentality, especially after a three-hour drive.

Goals:

Ty Pappalardo (2)

Shutout:

Go Knights!

Coach Tim O'Sullivan

Frederica Academy visited Pinewood for a match on Thursday, March 11. Frederica swept both Boys and Girls matches, 5-0. It was great to get another region win against Pinewood. Singles and Double teams both played great, and we were especially glad to get Doubles wins against Pinewood, which usually positions their best players in doubles. The Tennis Team's next match is this Thursday against Citizens Christian at Retreat Tennis Center at 3:30 p.m.

Singles

#1 Merrill Been won 6-0,6-1 against Emma Todd

#2 Kate Walbridge won 6-0,6-1 against Cadence Lynn

#3 Virginia Anne Tennant won 6-2, 6-0 against Julia Hethcox

Doubles

#1 Rebecca Tiller and Rebekah Brooks won 6-0,6-0 against Ella Anderson and Lydia Kicklighter

#2 Greta Johnston and Ali Brown-Winans won 6-2, 6-1 against Kendalyn Spacek and Mallory Sessions

Singles

#1 Adam Elsharkawi won 6-0, 6-2 against Hunter Dixon

#2 Dylan McHugh won 6-1,6-0 against Trent Jenkins

#3 Whitmarsh Tennant won 6-1, 6-0 against Jesse McLendon

Doubles

#1 Grant Offner and Jaxson Grotz won 6-1,6-1 against Clint Strickland and Will Wasson

#2 John Alden Beimler and David Weaver won 6-1,6-2 against Cooper Deal and Liam Porter

Click here to read the article from The Brunswick News on March 13, 2021.

Go Knights!

Coach Brian Wyrick

Andrew Kaminer had a great race at Glynn Academy, running the 800 and coming in 2nd place with a PR of 2:10.

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