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    V/JV Softball Teams Pick Up a "W"

    August 31, 2010

    The Varsity and Junior Varsity softball teams both picked up wins yesterday against regional competition. Kallie Martin had an incredible day against Alpharetta pitching 8 strikeouts in only 3 innings of work. Taylor Hach cranked...

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  • 905

    Football Starts the Season 1-0

    August 30, 2010

    Entering a new classification for the first time this year, the Wolverines took on the Harrison Hoyas in Kennesaw, GA last Friday night. The Wolverine defense played a stellar game, earning their first shutout of the year. Colton...

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  • 904

    Softball Still Undefeated in Region Play

    August 30, 2010

    The Wolverines' softball team had an action-packed weekend with 4 more games. The team picked up several more wins, beating St. Pius 7-0 and 4-2 and Woodstock 8-7. The lady wolverines suffered a rare defeat, dropping a game to Bu...

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Halting the Hoyas
By Katie Gould
                It was an overcast day when the West Forsyth Wolverines faced the Harrison High School Hoyas. Even the dark clouds overhead didn’t stop the Wolverines from having their first, rain-free win.  By halftime a great touchdown was made by wide receiver Dan McDowell, and in the third quarter another wonderful touchdown was made by running back Blake Roberts.  Our offense and defense overpowered the Hoyas, leaving the score 0-13. The crowd wasn’t something to be embarrassed of either; even though it was an away game, people still came to cheer on the Wolverines with huge amounts of team spirit.  The Pride of the West Marching Band only increased the school spirit with their halftime performance of “West Side Story Prologue”.  Band director Mr. Matthews said that he thought his students did great, and so did the audience! Along with the marching band, the cheerleaders also made sure to keep the crowd going with an array of great cheers.
In the end, it was a great game. Cheerleader Hayley Hess stated “The game was exciting!” and no one could agree more.  Our Wolverines certainly made us, and apparently Coach Hepler, happy. “It was a good, great win,” he said. When asked if this was a promising sign, he said, “I hope so; there is a long way to go!” The students at West certainly hope so too and hopefully this game was a good sign for the many more great games to come.

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