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LUTTRELL LEAVES FOR BUFORD 

See the top story today for news on the departure of Chestatee head football coach Stan Luttrell. Also, we feature the latest girls soccer rankings and the track and field notebook.
 

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What team did Chestatee football beat this past season to give the program its first ever playoff win? 
 
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Collins Hill is the only boys soccer team that has beaten Duluth this season.
GIRLS SOCCER RANKINGS

 

 

Class AAAAAA

1. Harrison

2. Grayson

3. Parkview

4. Peachtree Ridge

5. Brookwood

6. Lassiter

7. Walton

8. Duluth

9. Collins Hill

10. South Forsyth

 

Class AAAAA

1. McIntosh

2. Northgate

3. Starr's Mill

4. Pope

5. Heritage-Conyers

6. Loganville

7. Gainesville

8. Northview

9. Allatoona

10. Flowery Branch

 

Class AAAA

1. Marist

2. Veterans

3. Columbus

4. Alexander

5. Grady

6. Spalding

7. Heritage-Catoosa

8. River Ridge

9. Cass

10. Chamblee

 

Class AAA

1. St. Pius X

2. Blessed Trinity

3. Woodward Academy

4. Buford

5. Dawson County

6. Pike County

7. Oconee County

8. Cartersville

9. North Oconee

10. Decatur

 

Class AA

1. Lovett

2. Greater Atlanta Christian

3. Westminster

4. Wesleyan

5. Calhoun

6. Armuchee

7. Jefferson

8. Vidalia

9. St. Vincent's

10. Dade County

 

Class A

1. First Presbyterian Day

2. Hebron Christian

3. Calvary Day

4. Holy Innocents'

5. Providence Christian

6. Paideia

7. Fellowship Christian

8. Pace Academy

9. Walker

10. Mt. Paran Christian

 

 







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Wednesday, April 2, 2014


BREAKING NEWS
 
Luttrell leaves Chestatee head job for Buford

 

 

Chestatee head coach Stan Luttrell was approved by the Buford City Board of Education on Monday to become a member of the Buford football coaching staff. Luttrell took

Photo by Craig Sager II

over the Chestatee program (24 miles up the road from Buford) in 2006 and led the War Eagles to a 46-38 record and four playoff appearances.

 

 Prior to Luttrell's arrival, the  recently retired head coach Matt Fligg led the program from its inception in 2002 until 2005. The War Eagles' 6-5 season in 2005 marked the program's first-ever playoff appearance.

 

Chestatee set a school record this past season with nine wins (9-3) and for the first time in its history won a playoff game (41-13 over Grady).

 

The approval by the Buford City Board of Education on Monday  inspired this statement that was released by Chestatee principal Suzanne Jarrard following the news.

 

"It has come to my attention late this evening that Coach Stan Luttrell was approved by the Buford City Board of Education to become a member of their football coaching staff. Coach Luttrell will be resigning his position as head football coach here at Chestatee effective immediately. We appreciate his eight years of service to our school and community, and we wish him and his family all the best. CHS will continue to build on the foundation that he has laid which culminated this past season in the first GHSA state playoff win in school history."

 

Luttrell's first Georgia head coaching job came at Union County and he spent two seasons at the school. The Panthers faced Buford twice and fell by a combined 90-7.

 

Had Luttrell stayed at Chestatee this season, he would be facing Buford this upcoming season in region play. The 2014-16 GHSA reclassification bumped Buford up to Class AAAA and the Wolves will be in the same nine-team region (Region 8-AAAA) as the War Eagles for the next two seasons. 

 

Region 8 will include: Buford, Chestatee, Johnson-Gainesville, Madison County, Monroe Area, North Hall, North Oconee, Stephens County and White County.

 

Before becoming a head coach, Luttrell spent time in Hall County serving as the defensive coordinator at Johnson-Gainesville for 2002 and '03 seasons while serving as the team's strength coordinator.

 

There have been 54 head coaching vacancies have been filled this offseason in Georgia and Chestatee joins Campbell, Cartersville, Greenbrier, Jones County, Lambert, Lithia Springs, M.L. King, Miller County, Stone Mountain, Thomson and Walker in its search for a new head coach.

 

 

 


GIRLS SOCCER RANKINGS
 
McIntosh reaches the top in Class 5A

 

 

A Monday showdown between the top two teams in Class AAAAA went McIntosh's way at the expense of Northgate in a 1-0 decision. McIntosh is now the new No. 1, with

Photo by Charissa Gray

Northgate falling to the second spot. The Chiefs have posted three straight shutouts dating back to March 20. Flowery Branch dropped to No. 10 after losing to seventh-ranked Gainesville 2-0 on Friday.

 

The top teams in the other five classifications maintained their positions, although they were not without blemishes. A clash between the No. 1 squad in Class AAA and the No. 2 team in Class AA saw St. Pius succumb to Greater Atlanta Christian 4-1 on Friday. St. Pius bounced back one day later with a 5-0 blanking of Decatur. Blessed Trinity and Woodward are still second and third, respectively, in Class AAA after Blessed Trinity won their Tuesday matchup 2-1.

 

Class A featured a busy week, with multiple top 10 meetings. Hebron Christian beat Providence Christian 4-1 and edged Wesleyan 1-0 to remain at No. 2 behind First Presbyterian Day. Holy Innocents' scored a 2-1 victory over Fellowship Christian to move up to No. 4. Paideia defeated Class AAAA's Chamblee 3-2 and stayed at No. 6. Walker and Mt. Paran Christian swapped spots at ninth and 10th after Walker won their head-to-head match 1-0.

 

River Ridge is making a debut appearance in the Class AAAA rankings after getting the best of Cass 3-2 on Tuesday.

 

 

SEE LEFT PANEL FOR RANKINGS

 


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TRACK & FIELD NOTEBOOK
By Brian Jones
 
Miller Grove girls win DeKalb Championships

 

 

The DeKalb County Championships concluded on Tuesday at Panthersville Stadium. For the girls Miller Grove took first place with a score of 119. Redan came in second place with 71 points and Arabia Mountain came in third place with 56 points.

 

For Miller Grove, Tiffany Flynn and Pauline Arndt came in first and second place in the long jump, respectively. Flynn also won the triple jump, which took place on

Photo by Sonny Kennedy

Saturday. The Wolverines also took first and second place in the 4x100 meter relay. The A Team took first place and the B Team took second place.

 

Flynn and Arndt also fared well in the track department as they both finished in the Top four in the 100-meter hurdles. Flynn came in first place with a time of 14.29 and Arndt came in fourth with a time of 15.29. Tatiyana Caffey won the 800-meter run for Miller Grove with a time of 2:20.

 

For the boys, Stephenson edged Lakeside-DeKalb for the top spot, scoring 102 points. Lakeside scored 92 points and Cedar Grove came in third with 72.5. Some of the top winners for Stephenson include Denzel Harper and Cameron Glenn. Harper won the 110-meter hurdles, came in second in the 300-meter hurdles and came in second in the long jump. Glenn won the 300-meter hurdles, came in third in the 110-meter hurdles and third in the long jump.

 

Both Westlake boys and girls teams won the Fulton County Track and Field Championships, which ended on Monday. The Girls scored 173 points and the boys scored 143 points.

 

For the Westlake girls, Aubree Collins came in second place in the 800-meter run while Osja Glenn came in fourth place in the discus throw. Anriel Howard won the high jump and Mia Phillips won the long jump. Kayla Stinson won the triple jump.

 

Joseph Woodbury won the high jump for Westlake while Kenneth Luster came in third place in the long jump.

 

Also for the boys, Rashaad Pollard won the 100-meter and 200-meter dash, Luster won the 110-meter hurdles and Quran Hasan won the 300-meter hurdles. 

 

 

 


ATLANTA FALCONS UPDATE


 

Dear Coach,

We wanted to provide an update regarding the 2014 Atlanta Falcons Coaches Clinic hosted by Head Coach Mike Smith. Due to the NFL Draft which is now in May and required commitments, the next Coaches Clinic will be held in March 2015. Please save the date for the Atlanta Falcons Salute to High School Football reception for Georgia high school football head coaches on Saturday, December 13 at the Georgia Dome. 

 

Please save the date for the Atlanta Falcons Salute to High School Football reception for Georgia high school football head coaches on Saturday, December 13 at the Georgia Dome. 

 

For other Atlanta Falcons youth and prep football program information, please visit atlantafalcons.com/youthfootball or on twitter @AFPlayFootball

 

Thanks so much for your support of the Atlanta Falcons. 

 

All inquiries should be directed to David Quiroga, Youth and Prep Football Coordinator at 770-965-4310 or [email protected]

 

Sincerely, 

Atlanta Falcons Community Relations Department 

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