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The 2026 season in Augusta’s high school football kicked off with impressive victories, highlighted by transfer running back Mykheal Smith and defensive standout Brycen Gault.
Atlanta United and Georgia Power teamed up for a youth soccer clinic in Augusta, using the World Cup’s growing popularity to inspire new players and strengthen community ties.
U.S. Soccer’s choice to retain Mauricio Pochettino through the 2030 World Cup raises questions about sporting merit, donor influence, and the future direction of American soccer.
Cross Creek High School's basketball team received championship rings for a 19‑game winning streak and a 56‑51 victory over Harlem, while head coach Lawrence Kelley reflects on his final season and upcoming role as Richmond County Athletic Director.
A new partnership will bring all non‑national regular‑season games, select national matchups and preseason contests to Gray’s Peachtree Sports Network and its affiliated stations across the Southeast.
Vanderbilt’s coaching trio watched five‑star recruit Gabe Nesmith at the Peach Jam in Augusta, Georgia, where his physical tools and passing flashes sparked optimism despite modest shooting numbers.
A free, community‑wide football camp drew roughly 600 participants, featuring NFL alumni who inspired campers and highlighted the event’s growing impact.
At the Peach Jam tournament in Augusta, Georgia, Kentucky’s coaching staff extended a scholarship to top‑ranked guard Brady Pettigrew, whose scoring burst and versatility have placed him among the nation’s elite prospects.
Rod Hall, a former Clemson guard, was diagnosed with a neurological disorder after collapsing during an alumni game in Augusta, Georgia. His family's fundraising effort has raised over $8,500 toward a $20,000 goal, while the community rallies to support his recovery.
A Wichita-based basketball team composed entirely of incoming freshmen has captured national attention after securing a spot in the prestigious JR EYBL Peach Jam, setting the stage for a summer of high‑stakes competition.
A two‑day, no‑cost basketball camp will run July 21‑22 at Lucy C. Laney High School, aiming to boost skills, teamwork and confidence among Richmond County youth.
Georgia’s Own Credit Union is supporting local youth soccer programs by delivering 26 balls to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta, forming part of a larger donation of 175 balls across the state.
The University of Kentucky announced the death of redshirt freshman Nic Smith, a native of Augusta, Georgia, who was slated to join the Wildcats roster in 2026. Head coach Will Stein expressed deep condolences, highlighting the profound impact of the loss on the program and community.
The Augusta hockey franchise has chosen the name Lynx, reviving a beloved piece of the city's sports heritage and winning early approval from the community.
The Augusta Lynx, a new East Coast Hockey League team, was introduced at the Augusta Convention Center on May 26, revealing a name that honors the city's hockey past and a schedule that aims for a 2027 arena debut.
The professional hockey franchise, revived through fan voting, will debut in the East Coast Hockey League and play at a new 10,500-seat arena.
The newly christened Augusta Lynx, the 32nd member of the ECHL, revealed its name and logo in a ceremony that highlighted local input and the vision of owners Tim Tebow and David Hodges.
The upcoming Augusta Pro Hockey team will begin ECHL play in October 2027, marking a significant addition to the league's growth and the city's sports landscape.
The U.S. Senior Men’s Over-40 National Team is concluding a training camp in Augusta, Georgia, where youth clinics and friendly matches precede their participation in the Seniors World Cup in Thailand from June 1‑6.