Counting down Southwest Georgia’s Top 10 sports stories of 2012 — #1: Leesburg’s Posey named NL MVP, wins second World Series title
Leesburg native Buster Posey celebrates during a parade after San Francisco swept Detroit to win the 2012 World Series. Less than a month after his second World Series title in his short three-year career, Posey was named the National League MVP.
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Danny Aller
- Leesburg native Buster Posey’s incredible year
- Monroe grad Deion Branch plays in third Super Bowl
- Albany native Angelo Taylor wins silver medal at Summer Olympics
- Three area coaches achieve career milestones
- Southwest Georgia loses four beloved sports figures
- Area GHSA, GISA programs celebrate state championships
- Seminole County’s Bacarri Rambo overcomes suspension at UGA, finishes season strong
- Darton State College athletics celebrate banner year
- Albany State football team posts worst season in 11 years
- Albany Panthers repeat as arena league champs
If there was ever a slam dunk, a gimme, a no-brainer for Southwest Georgia
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