The Lady Bears tennis team fought an epic, four-hour battle with Berrien County in the final four, but lost in a 3-2 tiebreaker.
Sophie Scruggs won the state championship in pole vault and JaQuez White won the state championship in the 300 meter hurdles at the state track meet last week.
Ben Tuten of Bristol has been named to the All Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Baseball Team.
The Pierce County High School girls advanced to the final four, while the boys tennis team’s season came to an end in the Elite Eight.
The Bears soccer team’s Cinderella season came to an end in the Final Four last Friday.
The Bears soccer team advanced to the Elite Eight state play-offs while the Lady Bears season came to an end in the Sweet 16.
The Pierce County High School girls and boys tennis teams advanced to the second round of the state playoffs last week.
Ben Tuten of Bristol helped lead the Georgia College and State University Bobcats to a 19-6 victory over Claflin University Sunday.
The Pierce County High School girls tennis team won region and the boys finished as runners up this season.
Pierce County Middle School (PCMS) track teams had a very successful 2023 season.
Congratulations are in order to the Pierce County Middle School (PCMS) Boys 2023 Weightlifting Competition Team on another fantastic showing at Conference Championships.
Pierce County Schools and Ascension St. Vincent’s Blackshear Family Practice are offering physicals for $10. These physicals are good for one year and will cover the 2023-2024 school year.
March 30, the Pierce County High School (PCHS) Tennis teams were given a run for their money facing off against Appling County, but eventually emerged with wins.
It was a triumphant week for Pierce County High School baseball, with two wins over Vidalia.
The Pierce County High School (PCHS) Bears hosted region rival Windsor Forest Friday, March 24.
The Pierce County Middle School (PCMS) boys’ soccer team has dominated Southeast Georgia Middle School Conference with a perfect regular season and — as of last Saturday (Mar. 25)— a championship win.
The Pierce Count High School (PCHS) Bears traveled to Toombs on Friday (Mar. 17) to face off against the fourth ranked Bulldogs in “The Pit.”
Ben Tuten, third baseman for the Georgia College and State University Baseball team, blasted a two-run home run and had three RBI’s and two runs scored in a weekend series over Georgia Southwestern University in Americus.
It was another banner week for Pierce County High School (PCHS) tennis, with lopsided wins over Toombs and Vidalia.
The Pierce County High School (PCHS) Track Teams competed in the Game Changers Apex Invitational last Friday, March 24. There were 12 schools in attendance ranging from AA-7A.
The boys and girls golf teams of Pierce County Middle School are officially back-to-back Southeast Georgia Middle School Conference Champions.
The Pierce County Middle School Baseball Team won the conference championship this year.
The Bears traveled to Savannah Friday night (Mar. 10) to take on the number one ranked Savannah Arts Panthers.
Pierce County High School (PCHS) Tennis faced off against Appling County Tuesday March 14 and came out on top.
The PCMS Lady Bears soccer team are currently 9-1, and in second place heading into the conference tournament this week.
Pierce County High School (PCHS) Track Teams competed in the Indian Invitational at Vidalia Friday (Mar. 17) night.
Pierce County High School’s Lady Bears Tennis Team swept Savannah Arts and Charlton County in action on the court last week.
Ben Tuten of Bristol had two runs batted in as his Georgia College and State University (GCSU) Bobcats Baseball team picked up a three-game sweep over USC Beaufort (USCB) Sandsharks over the weekend.
Tuesday (2/28) the PCHS Bears soccer team made the long road trip to Savannah for a region match against the number one ranked Windsor Forest Knights.
It was a week of highs and lows for Pierce County High School (PCHS) Tennis, with big wins in Vidalia and tough losses in Brantley.
The Pierce County Middle School (PCMS) boys’ soccer team has kicked off their season in winning fashion.
Ben Tuten of Bristol went 3-for-4 with a run and a double in a doubleheader the Georgia College and State University Bobcats played against Young Harris College.
Spring Sports Registration has been extended at the Pierce County Recreation Department.
It was a strong week for Pierce County High School (PCHS) tennis, with nearly total victories for the Bears and Lady Bears.
Pierce County Middle School (PCMS) hosted its 2022 Fall and Winter Athletic Awards Ceremony earlier last week (Feb. 24).
The defending State Champion Lady Bears Girl’s golf team began their season with a victory over Camden County High School.
The Bears started off soccer season with 5A Coffee County and 7A Camden County, two region giants.
The Pierce County High School (PCHS) swim team closed out the season with a series of high placements and personal bests (PR).
The Pierce County Bears wrestling team had five qualify for state during sectionals. Those qualifying include Zack Davis, Jayden Lyons, Shawn Zsebo, Forest Whitley and Danny Thigpen. Brayden Thorn qualified as an alternate. The Bears will compete in their weight classes this Friday, February…
Two Pierce County Middle School (PCMS) swimmers shone at the season finale at Jeff Davis Middle School.
Ben Tuten of Bristol hit a pair of home run last week as the Georgia College and State University Bobcats began their season on the diamond.
Bears and Lady Bears tennis enjoyed a successful season opener Thursday, February 2 winning over Jeff Davis. The PCHS boys won 4-1, while the girls chalked up a 3-2 match victory.
Spring baseball and cheerleading registration is now open.
Pierce County Middle School Athletics will hold tryouts for boys and girls soccer.
Pierce County Recreation Department announces their spring sports programming and registration dates.
The Pierce County Bear Wrestling team defeated Fellowship Christian 51-24 for a huge upset win over the top seed. However, the Bears would lose to East Jackson 42-30.Bears wrestlers will begin individual season shortly.
The temperatures were cold but that didn’t stop the Pierce County Middle School (PCMS) swimmers from bringing the heat as they traveled to Tifton for their final meet of the regular season on December 13.
The Pierce Co. Bears Wrestling Team started off the past week defeating Waynesboro (72-11), but took a loss to Toombs County (53-21).
Pierce County High School (PCHS) swimmers made waves in more ways than on at their final meets of 2022, setting numerous personal records (PR).
The Pierce County Bears Wrestling Team placed third in the Brantley Bash losing to Appling and Brantley. The Bears returned to action this Tuesday against Toombs County that will decide the seedings for region wrestling tournament..
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