• Owl Flys High

    Kennesaw State Owls sophomore Sharon Swanson wrapped up an impressive 2011 season with another accolade this week, as she was named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-South Region Second Team.

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  • Update: Fannin Summer Baseball Camps

    The Fannin baseball camps commenced with Fannin High School Rebels head coach, David Dyer, instructing the youngsters in the am, and the middle school boys in the afternoon. Dyer worked on the fundamentals of baseball, hitting throwing, and catching. The future Rebels received one on one time as well as group instruction from coach Dyer. […]

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  • The Truth About Atlanta Apathy

    Fans of Atlanta teams have had a bad rap from national pundits for far too long. I for one am sick and tired of the hog wash that is, “Atlanta fans are terrible.” It’s not true at all. Fans of Atlanta, or as Awesomevile from Dawsonville of Squidbillies fame would say “Etlanta,” teams are an […]

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  • GT Teams Honored for Academics

    Four Georgia Tech teams – men’s and women’s cross country, golf and softball – were recognized by the NCAA national office Tuesday for producing Academic Progress Rates (APR) ranked in the top 10 percent nationally within their respective sport for the 2009-10 academic year.

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  • Hypnosis Highlights Fannin Fundraiser

    The Fannin County Rebels’ baseball team hosted a hypnosis night that featured the talents of Brent Paterline, a professor at North Georgia. Paterline was the featured hypnotist and treated the crowd of over 200 people to a plethora of party tricks. He convinced participants that they were on the moon, riding horses, dancing in the […]

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  • Owls Softball Season Ends

    The Kennesaw State Owls 2011 softball season came to an end on Thursday morning, dropping a, 7-1, decision to the Campbell Camels in their second game of the Atlantic Sun Conference Championship, hosted by USC Upstate.

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  • How Improper are “Improper Benefits?”

    The Pac-12 conference just signed a $3 billion deal to start the Pac-12 network. It will pay the conference $250 million annually, roughly $21 million per school. It now puts the Pac-12 in the forefront of the money ruled business that is college sports. Notice I used the word BUSINESS, because that’s what college sports […]

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  • KSU Loses First A-Sun Game

    The Kennesaw State Owls mounted a furious comeback after falling behind early on Wednesday, but fell short in the end, dropping a, 7-5, decision to the USC Upstate Spartans in their first game of the 2011 Atlantic Sun Conference Championship.

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  • Four Owls Make All A-Sun Team

    Four Kennesaw State Owls earned 2011 All-Atlantic Sun Conference honors, the conference announced on Tuesday. Sharon Swanson was an All A-Sun First Team selection, while Jessica Cross, Ashlee Burkett and Sara Sikes were named to the Second Team.

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