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Putnam County offensive tackle Kameron Butler (center) signs a Letter of Intent to attend Georgia Military College and play football in the fall. Putnam head coach Shaun Pope (standing) watches the signing as does Kameron’s family. LEE COLEMAN/Staff
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The Putnam County competition cheerleading team held tryouts last March and here it is, nearly a year later and the long season is finally drawing near an end after battling COVID-19 all year.
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At this point of every basketball season, coaches have a real good idea of what they have in their teams heading into February and the stretch run of the season. Every game could have a bearing on the playoffs and positioning. For the Gatewood Gator basketball program, both the boys and girls are in the thick of things at the moment.
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The Putnam County Competition Cheerleading team got a warm up last weekend at the Winter Spirit Spectacular as the Lady War Eagles prepare for region competition this weekend at Putnam County High School.
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For nine straight games, it looked like the 3 ranked Gatewood Gators hoopsters (14-3, 7-1) might run the table on the competition down the stretch of the season. A few weeks ago, the Gators got a big boost, knocking off Augusta Prep 75-62 in overtime at home.
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The Putnam County War Eagles (6-6, 4-4) took a five game winning streak into a tough region road match up against Jefferson County and came up short, falling 73-56. But according to head coach LaPatrick Marshall, the final score was not really indicative of how close the game was.
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As the calendar gets ready to turn to February and the month of love, region 2-AA basketball teams won’t be showing Putnam County much love as the final stretch of region games looms on the horizon with many of them on the road in the tough “Augusta “region.
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After shaking off the rust on a new basketball season, the Gatewood Gators’ programs are starting to find their way, get their balance and finding production from a number of players. Last week may have been a strong indicator of things to come as both the boys and girls swept Glascock County in non-region action Thursday and returned to the hardwoods in a road match with region foe Edmund Burke and duplicated the effort on Friday night.
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