It’s crunch time for the Baker football team.
Baker begins its state title quest with a home game Friday against Trenton at 7 PM.
The Baker Gators basketball was hoping to excite their large home crowd.
They did just that and more in a season-opening win on Tuesday night.
Baker girls’ basketball coach, Chelsea Medley, knows what it takes to win.
In the last two seasons as the volleyball coach of the Gators, Medley has led the team to a state title and another state semifinal appearance.
The bleachers were filled with tons of passionate Hoboes’ fans.
Laurel Hill supporters were ready for an opening night victory.
It was a successful opening night for the Laurel Hill girls’ basketball team.
The Hoboes rallied from an early fourth quarter deficit, to win 42-38, in front of a raucous home crowd on Monday night.
Mckenzie McGraw already has a state championship with the Baker volleyball team and now hopes to help the girls basketball team do the same.
With one of the youngest teams in the area, Laurel Hill boys’ basketball coach Jayson Sanders is looking for someone to step up.
Enter Deon Spann.
Baker quarterback Kase Armstrong grew up in a sports household, playing football under his dad when he was younger.
His dad ran a similar style of offense that Armstrong now runs with the Gators.
Baker’s head football coach, Matt Brunson, sees the finish line.
The Gators at 7-3 overall have a prime opportunity as the top-seed in the rural football invitational that opens this week.
Baker’s Owen Broome has more than just games to play this season.
He must be a leader on the floor for the Gators as well.
