Thursday, May 9, 2013
Here's who East Paulding, Hiram, North Paulding, Paulding Co. and South Paulding will be playing, along with spring scrimmage information.
EAST PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL RAIDERS 2012 Record: 11-1, 10-0 Region 5-AAAAA; defeated Clarke Central 31-23 in the 1st Round of the GHSA playoffs; lost to Stephenson 35-6 in the 2nd Round. Head Coach: Chuck Goddard Website: EastPauldingFootball.com HIRAM HIGH SCHOOL HORNETS 2012 Record: 5-5; 5-5 Region 5-AAAAA Head Coach: Andy Dorsey Website: Hiram Football.com NORTH PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL WOLFPACK 2012 Record: 8-4; 7-3 Region 5-AAAAA; beat Flowery Branch 63-43 in 1st Round of GHSA playoffs; lost 40-21 to Tucker in the 2nd Round. Head Coach: Scott Jones Website: NorthPauldingFootball.com PAULDING COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL PATRIOTS 2012 Record: 1-9, 1-9 in Region 5-AAAAA Head Coach: Scott Hamilton Website: PCHSFootball.com SOUTH PAULDING HIGH …
Friday, November 23, 2012
You don't have to be in the stands to see the Wolfpack or the Raiders in their respective playoff games. Here's how to watch tonight's action online.
Saturday, November 17, 2012
The sixth-grade Wolfpack team defeated a McEachern squad that had allowed only 6 points in its three previous tournament games.
Members of the North Paulding Wolfpack now have some championship hardware to pack along with their gear. The North Paulding Wolfpack Junior Football Program’s sixth-grade team topped Saturday at McEachern team that had allowed few points in the Georgia Middle School Athletic Association’s tournament. According to the GMSAA’s Facebook page, North Paulding won the game played at Lassiter High School by a score of 34-28. McEachern had previously allowed only 6 points throughout the GMSAA tournament; two of its three games were shutouts. North Paulding advanced to Saturday’s championship game by notching wins against Creekview, Hillgrove and Johns Creek. Upload your photos and videos of your favorite North Paulding players and scenes from the…
Monday, November 7, 2011
Each Monday we'll take a look at what happened on the gridiron over the weekend in Dallas-Hiram Patch.
East Paulding 42, Villa Rica 3 – East Paulding poured on the points Friday, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, as the Raiders advanced to the state playoffs with a win in their play-in game over Villa Rica. Running back Kamani Thomas scored three touchdowns to pace the raiders who will face Southwest Dekalb at home Friday in the first round of the playoffs. Hiram 23, Paulding County 0 – For the second time this season, Hiram defeated Paulding County. Friday’s score was a shutout, 23-0, after the Hornets won 32-6 on Sept. 9. With the win, Hiram finished the season with a 4-6 record. Paulding County ended with a 2-8 record. Both teams were 1-5 in region play. North Paulding 21, Douglas County 19 – North Paulding scored first …
Monday, October 24, 2011
Each Monday we'll take a look at what happened on the gridiron over the weekend in Dallas-Hiram Patch.
Pope 29, East Paulding 23 – Even though three teams are tied atop the Region 5N-AAAA standings, Pope stands to win the subregion because of tiebreaker scenarios, according to the Marietta Daily Journal. The Greyhounds upset previously unbeaten and fourth-ranked East Paulding on the road Friday and scored as many points Friday as have been scored on the Raiders in their last seven games combined. Kell 52, North Paulding 20 – Kell scored on its opening kickoff return, then recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff and scored on its first play from scrimmage, according to the Marietta Daily Journal. Before a minute had burned from the clock the Longhorns were up by two touchdowns. The North Paulding Wolfpack have now lost three games in a row…
Friday, October 21, 2011
North Paulding, East Paulding and Paulding County are all at home tonight while South Paulding travels.
Kell (5-2, 3-1) at North Paulding (3-5, 1-4) – Kell has won three games in a row and has one of the stingiest defenses in region play. North Paulding ranks third in the region in scoring and needs to explode on offense tonight if it hopes to climb out of the cellar in the standings. Pope (6-1, 3-1) at East Paulding (7-0, 4-0) – The fourth-ranked East Paulding Raiders host Pope tonight and look to prove their defense is for real. The Raiders allowed a team to reach double digits on the scoreboard for the first time all season and Pope brings with it the second-strongest offense in Region 5N-AAAA play. South Paulding (5-2, 4-0) at Paulding County (2-5, 1-3) – South Paulding is currently on a four-game winning streak and has blanked three of …
Monday, October 17, 2011
Each Monday we'll take a look at what happened on the gridiron over the weekend in Dallas-Hiram Patch.
Paulding County 27, Lithia Springs 13 – The Patriots amassed close to 500 yards of total offense and broke out of a five-game losing streak to ruin Lithia Springs' homecoming. The Patriots dual threats at running back, Carl Edouard and Kwan Talley ran for 170 yards apiece with Edouard scoring three times. South Paulding 34, Douglas County 17 – The Spartans won their fourth game in a row Friday and have allowed just more than four points per game over the span of their winning streak. East Paulding 63, Hiram 14 – East Paulding matched its highest scoring output of the season with 63 points but allowed 14 points from Hiram. The Raiders had allowed just 15 points combined in their previous six games. Osborne 42, North Paulding 25 – The …
Friday, October 7, 2011
Hiram hits the road while North Paulding and Paulding County host regional opponents.
Hiram (3-3, 1-2) at Sprayberry (2-3, 1-1) – Only Osborne is below Hiram in the Region 5N-AAAA standings right now, but a win from the Hornets tonight could launch them all the way up to third place if they get some help. Hiram has lost two games in a row and has not scored many points during that stretch. The Yellow Jackets are giving up 33 points per game this season, meaning Hiram can get its offense back on track on the road. Pope (4-1, 1-1) at North Paulding (3-3, 1-2) – The Wolfpack ended a two-game losing streak last week with a region win over Hiram. Tonight they host a potent Pope offense that may not be firing on all cylinders. Injuries have taken a toll on the Greyhounds and North Paulding can make up some ground in Region 5N-…
Monday, October 3, 2011
Each Monday we'll take a look at what happened on the gridiron over the weekend in Dallas-Hiram Patch.
East Paulding 31, Sprayberry 0 – East Paulding continued its dominance over Region 5N-AAAA play and high school football in general Friday with its fourth shutout through six games this season. The Raiders have given up just 15 points all year, which amounts to just two and a half points per game. It’s hard to lose a game when all the offense has to do each week is kick a field goal to win. North Paulding 34, Hiram 14 – North Paulding halted a two-game skid Friday with its 20-point victory over Hiram. The win gave the Wolfpack their first Region 5N-AAAA win of the season and placed them within one game of second-place Kell. Hiram lost its second game in a row and fell into a tie in region play with North Paulding, with only Osborne below …
Thursday, September 22, 2011
The Raiders shut out the Wolfpack, 63-0, with stingy defense and a quick-striking offense.
East Paulding's Andrej Suttles scored the first touchdown of the night for the Raiders, catching a pass from Mitchell Webb and racing 36 yards for the score. Suttles went on to score three more touchdowns on the night as the Raiders routed the North Paulding Wolfpack, 63-0, in a special Thursday night game at North Paulding High School. East Paulding led 7-0 after the first quarter. Then, mistakes and turnovers haunted the Wolfpack in the second quarter allowing East Paulding to score five touchdowns and put the game away early.
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Dayton P. Strickland
4:35 pm on Saturday, November 17, 2012
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