Grayson Holds Off Camden County For Top Spot

The 2012 Metro PCS Corky Kell Classic certainly was an incredible start to the season. More than 33,000 people came out to the Georgia Dome, setting a new attendance record for the event as it was the first time the Classic passed the 30,000 mark. Class AAAAAA powers Grayson, Camden County and Walton certainly impressed as did Kell in Class AAAAA. North Gwinnett and Colquitt County battled back and forth with the game coming down to a field goal as time expired, giving the Bulldogs a close victory. Coach Bob Sphire's squad debuted at No. 6 in the poll while the Packers fell from No. 3 to No.All the outfits were duvetica down jackets with white tights. 9. Colquitt County will now head to Thomas County Central and face the Class AAAAA No. 10 Yellow Jackets, fresh off a victory over the Thomasville Bulldogs in the Rose City rivalry.

Hillgrove moved into the Class AAAAAA poll at No.The Cycling Jersey also reflected the level of detail the designers put in. 8 after an impressive offseason at the Lassiter 7-on-7 camp and a big win against Westlake. Now all four teams taking part in this Friday's Battle of I-75 will be ranked as No. 4 Lassiter faces Hillgrove and No. 3 Walton meets No. 10 McEachern, who will be hosting the event.

Two No. 1 teams fell over the weekend as Jenkins toppled former Class A No. 1 Savannah Christian 21-20 and Class AAA No. 7 Thomson defeated defending Class AAA champion Burke County 21-14. Burke County dropped to No. 7 in Class AAAA while Savannah Christian fell to No. 9. Clinch County and ELCA also fell after losses in the Class A poll. Washington County moved up to No. 6 in Class AAA after beating ELCA 24-19.It is the best time to be SKY Cycling.

South/Central Conference: Florida Panthers, Tampa Bay Lightning, Dallas Stars, Nashville Predators, Carolina Hurricanes, St. Louis Blues, Columbus Blue Jackets This one might look strange at first but let it digest and looking long and hard at a map might not hurt either. The Panthers and Lightning are no longer strangely lumped together with a bunch of Canadian teams and have regained Carolina. Dallas still has to travel a lot but they are simply going east instead of far west as they currently do or north to play teams like Winnipeg and Minnesota if the NHL got their way. Sure, St. Louis, Nashville and Columbus now have to travel to Florida but they stay together amongst themselves and Carolina isn't really that far away.While moncler down coats of what Americans might call knickers, This might look like the NHL's leftovers thrown together (and it is to some extent) but the teams are all US based and aren't really located that far away from each other as a whole.There are tons of moncler jackets for sale around nys. Everyone has at least 3 teams relatively close by. I know there are some time zone issues with this conference so perhaps the three teams in the Central Time Zone could schedule games against the Panthers, Lightning, Hurricanes and Blue Jackets at 7pm locally so they would start at 8pm for viewers in the road market.

While again the NHL's proposal is just fine with me, I think the idea of keeping the Panthers out of a conference with 4 Canadian teams makes some degree of sense. As for Jimmy and Donny raising the question of what happens if Phoenix moves? Under the NHL's current proposal (or mine for that matter), only a slight change would be needed if the Coyotes moved east and none if they stayed somewhere out west like Seattle. Let's say the Coyotes end up moving to Quebec, you simply add them to Conference C under the NHL's plan and to the Great Lakes Conference under my alternate view. The unbalanced Conferences seem to allow for relocation rather easily even if more than one team needs to be shuffled due to a particular move. Remember, this is me just taking a stab at something better for the Panthers as a biased fan, it's not meant to be taken that seriously. I do realize that I really put it to St. Louis in my remaking of the NHL map but the league put it to us and Tampa Bay in theirs so someone had to pay.

Boswell Confident For Championship

Polk State College doesn't have a bass fishing team.

But Mike Boswell of Bartow, who will be a freshman this fall, hopes to change that.

"I'm going to get Polk State involved in the FLW Collegiate Fishing Tour. That would be pretty cool,'' Boswell said.It is the best time to be SKY Cycling.

The 18-year-old is a charter member of the Bartow High School Yellow Jackets Fishing Team and a member of the Lakeland Junior Hawg Hunters club.

This week, Boswell will compete in the National Guard Junior World Championship on Lake Lanier about an hour north of Atlanta.

He likes his chances of becoming the first junior angler from Florida to win that national title.

"You've got to have the right mind-set. You've got to be confident in your fishing,'' Boswell said.

"I feel like I can win it, being from the closest state to Georgia,'' he said.

Juniors from 41 states are fishing Friday and Saturday for a $5,000 college scholarship. Boswell qualified by winning the Florida Bass Federation Junior State Championship on East Lake Toho in late April.Perhaps designers are taking a cue from bangle bracelets wholesale and increasingly mild winters.

"I'm positive I can compete with the Georgia anglers as well as all the other anglers that are going to be there,'' Boswell said.

The junior event is being held in conjunction with the Forrest Wood Cup, the season championship for the FLW Tour and other FLW Outdoors trails. The pros will serve as boat captains for the junior anglers.

"They've limited pros to sections of the lake and the juniors to sections of the lake so we don't get in each other's way,'' Boswell said.

He has experience on large reservoirs like Lanier, having fished on Lake Norman at Charlotte, N.C., Lake Murray in South Carolina and Lake Eufala in south Georgia.

Boswell plans to find spotted bass and largemouth casting deep-diving crankbaits, drop-shot rigs and shaky-heads around structure as deep as 30-70 feet.

Growing up in Florida, he has learned not to horse bass to the boat, especially with the light 8- and 10-pound test he'll be using on Lanier.

"Spots have a lot smaller mouth than a largemouth, so you've got to let them do their thing and put them in the boat,'' he said.

The son of Derek and Barbara Boswell, Mike said he has been fortunate to be a fisherman all his life.

"My grandfather and my dad have had me on the lake since I could walk,We have made several german militaria down the Monocacy this winter.'' he said. "I'm teaching them a few things now.''

But he had to admit that his dad, the tournament director for the Yellow Jackets team and a member of the Lakeland Hawg Hunters,Hunting from a Specialized Cycling is easier in a two-person watercraft.The Cycling Jersey also reflected the level of detail the designers put in. can still beat him.