ALBANY HERALD “GUESSPERTS”: Playoff week
Staff Reports
WEEK 1 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE:
Monroe at Baldwin
Mount de Sales at Deerfield
Worth County at Peach County
Clinch County at Mitchell County
Bacon County at Seminole County
Bainbridge at Ware County
Miller County at Charlton County
Calhoun County at Wilcox County
Briarwood at Terrell Academy
Mary Persons at Americus-Sumter
Covenant at Westwood
HERALD STAFF WRITER MATT STEWART’S PICKS:
Baldwin
Deerfield
Peach County
Clinch County
Seminole County
Ware County
Charlton County
Wilcox County
Terrell Academy
Mary Persons
Westwood
RECORD SO FAR: 122-35
HERALD HIGH SCHOLL WRITER MIKE PHILLIPS’ PICKS:
Monroe
Deerfield
Peach County
Mitchell County
Seminole County
Bainbridge
Charlton County
Wilcox County
Terrell Academy
Americus-Sumter
Westwood
RECORD SO FAR: 115-42
HERALD STAFF WRITER JOHN MILLIKAN’S PICKS:
Baldwin
Deerfield
Peach County
Clinch County
Seminole County
Ware County
Charlton County
Wilcox County
Briarwood
Mary Persons
Westwood
RECORD SO FAR: 114-43
HERALD SPORTS EDITOR DANNY ALLER’S PICKS:
Monroe
Mount de Sales
Peach County
Mitchell County
Seminole County
Bainbridge
Charlton County
Wilcox County
Terrell Academy
Mary Persons
Westwood
RECORD SO FAR: 111-46
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