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Directions to All Sporting Events DIRECTIONS TO SCHOOLS FOR SPORTING EVENTS ALPHARETTA HIGH SCHOOL 3595 WEBB BRIDGE ROAD ALPHARETTA, GA 30005 770-521-7640 • FROM GA-400, TAKE THE WINDWARD PKWY EXIT. • TURN LEFT ONTO WINDWARD PKWY. • TURN RIGHT AT THE NEXT LIGHT ONTO NORTH POINT PKW. • TURN LEFT ONTO WEBB BRIDGE ROAD. ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2890 NORTH FULTON DR. NE ATLANTA, GA 30305 404-841-3840 • FROM GA-400, GET OFF AT THE BUCKHEAD EXIT #2. • TURN RIGHT OFF THE EXIT. • MERGE TO LEFT LANE. • TAKE A LEFT ON PIEDMONT ROAD AND CROSS OVER PEACHTREE STREET. • TURN RIGHT ONTO PHARR RD. • PROCEED THROUGH TWO TRAFFIC LIGHTS AND TAKE A LEFT ON NORTH FULTON DRIVE. (IF YOU PASS THE BIG FISH YOU HAVE GONE TOO FAR.) • GO TWO BLOCKS ON NORTH FULTON DRIVE AND THE SCHOOL WILL BE ON YOUR RIGHT. ATHENS ACADEMY 1281 SPARTAN LANE ATHENS, GA 30604 706-549-9225 • TAKE I- 85 NORTH TO RT. 316 EAST TOWARDS ATHENS. • AS YOU PASS THE OCONEE CONNECTOR, (JUST BEFORE YOU GET TO HOME DEPOT) - LOOK FOR THE UGA FOOTBALL STADIUM SIGN AND MERGE RIGHT ONTO THE ATHENS BY-PASS (LOOP 10). • TAKE THE NEXT EXIT (WATKINSVILLE-441 SOUTH). • TURN RIGHT ONTO MACON HIGHWAY 441 S. • AT THE SECOND LIGHT, TAKE A LEFT INTO THE ATHLETIC COMPLEX— • YOU WILL SEE THE BASEBALL COMPLEX FIRST. • CONTINUE ON THAT ROAD FOR BASKETBALL/VOLLEYBALL (SPARTAN CENTER), FOOTBALL/ SOCCER STADIUM (SLAUGHTER FIELD), TENNIS (JUST BELOW FOOTBALL FIELD NEXT TO THE LAKE), CROSS COUNTRY (ACROSS FROM FOOTBALL PRESS BOX). ATHENS CHRISTIAN 1270 HIGHWAY 29 NORTH ATHENS, GEORGIA 30610 706-549-7586 • TAKE GA 316 TOWARDS ATHENS. • TAKE THE GA-10 LOOP NORTH EXIT. • MERGE ON TO US-29 NORTH. AVONDALE HIGH SCHOOL 1192 CLARENDON AVENUE AVONDALE ESTATES, GA 30002 678-874-0402 • FOLLOW I-285 EAST TOWARD GREENVILLE. • TAKE EXIT 41—GA-10 WEST. • MERGE ONTO MEMORIAL DRIVE. • RIGHT ON COLUMBIA DRIVE. • RIGHT ON CLARENDON AVE. • SCHOOL IS ON THE RIGHT. BANNEKER HIGH SCHOOL 5935 FELDWOOD ROAD COLLEGE PARK, GA 30349 770-969-3410 • TAKE I-85 TO FLAT SHOALS ROAD, EXIT #66 (SOUTH OF THE AIRPORT - MARTA PARKING AREA). • TURN WEST ON FLAT SHOALS ROAD. • GO ONE BLOCK (BP STATION ON RIGHT CORNER) AND TURN RIGHT ONTO FELDWOOD ROAD. • BANNEKER HIGH SCHOOL IS A SHORT DISTANCE ON LEFT. BLESSED TRINITY 11320 WOODSTOCK ROAD ROSWELL, GEORGIA 30075 678-277-9083 • GA 400 NORTH. • AT EXIT 7B, TAKE RAMP ONTO SR-140 (HOLCOMB BRIDGE RD). • ROAD NAME CHANGES TO CROSSVILLE ROAD. • TURN LEFT ON WOODSTOCK ROAD. • TURN RIGHT ONTO THE ENTRANCE ROAD FOR BLESSED TRINITY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL. BOWDEN HIGH SCHOOL 504 WEST COLLEGE STREET BOWDON, GA 30108 770-258-5408 • FROM I-20, GET OFF ON EXIT 5. • GO SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 100, APPROXIMATELY 9½ MILES, TO BOWDON. • AT THE FIRST RED LIGHT, MAKE A RIGHT ONTO HIGHWAY 166 (A.K.A. W. COLLEGE STREET). • THE SCHOOL IS APPROXIMATELY 1 MILE ON THE LEFT. BUFORD HIGH SCHOOL 2750 SAWNEE AVENUE BUFORD, GA 30518 770-945-6768 • TAKE I-85 NORTH TO I-985 NORTH. • TAKE EXIT 4. • TURN LEFT ONTO BUFORD DRIVE. • BEAR RIGHT ONTO GA-13. • MAKE A SHARP L TURN ON RAMP ONTO SAWNEE AVE./ST. • SCHOOL IS AT 2750 SAWNEE AVE. FROM ST. FRANCIS: • TAKE GA 400 NORTH TO EXIT 14 (GA 20 EAST). • TRAVEL APROXIMATELY 10 MILES. • TAKE A LEFT ON TO PEACHTREE INDUSTRIAL BLVD. • TURN RIGHT ON TO S. WATERWORKS ROAD. • TURN LEFT ON TO SAWNEE ROAD. CEDARTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 167 FRANK LOTT DRIVE CEDARTOWN, GA 30125 770-748-0490 FROM GEORGIA 400 • SOUTH ON 400 TO I285 WEST – THEN GET ON I20 WEST. • EXIT AT BREMEN EXIT AND GET ON HIGHWAY 27 NORTH. • FOLLOW HWY 27 NORTH THROUGH TALLAPOOSA UNTIL YOU REACH CEDARTOWN. • FOLLOW THE HWY 27 BYPASS NORTH FOR APPROXIMATELY 2.5 MILES MAKE A LEFT • AT THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AND GO APPROXIMATELY 100 YARDS. • CEDARTOWN HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE ON YOUR RIGHT. • APPROXIMATE TRIP FROM ATLANTA: 2 HOURS. CHATTAHOOCHEE HIGH SCHOOL 5230 TAYLOR ROAD ALPHARETTA, GA 30022 770-521-7600 FROM GEORGIA 400 NORTH: • FOLLOW 400 NORTH TO EXIT 10 (OLD MILTON PARKWAY). • TURN RIGHT AT THE TOP OF THE OFF RAMP AND CONTINUE APPROXIMATELY 2-1/4 MILES UNTIL YOU SEE THE PUBLIX SUPERMARKET ON YOUR RIGHT. • AS YOU PASS PUBLIX, THE ROAD BENDS SLIGHTLY TO THE RIGHT AND BECOMES STATE BRIDGE ROAD. • FOLLOW FOR 1 MILE UNTIL YOU REACH THE INTERSECTION WITH JONES BRIDGE ROAD (QUICK TRIP GAS STATION ON RIGHT AND BP GAS STATION ON LEFT). • TURN LEFT ONTO JONES BRIDGE AND CONTINUE TO NEXT LIGHT, WHICH IS TAYLOR ROAD. • TURN RIGHT ON TAYLOR — CHS IS LOCATED ABOUT 1/2 MILE DOWN ON YOUR LEFT. • THE SCHOOL IS ON THE LEFT. CHEROKEE HIGH SCHOOL 930 MARIETTA HWY CANTON, GA 30114 770-479-4112 • TAKE HWY 140 W TO I-575 S. • FOLLOW I- 575 S TO EXIT 16. • AT SIGNAL LIGHT, TURN RIGHT ONTO HWY 5 N. • AT THE FIRST SIGNAL LIGHT TURN LEFT INTO SCHOOL. CLAYTON INTERNATIONAL PARK • FOLLOW I-75 SOUTH TOWARD MACON. • TAKE THE GA-138 WEST EXIT (EXIT 228) TOWARD JONESBORO. • TURN RIGHT ONTO GA-138. • PARK ENTRANCE IS ON THE LEFT. • FOLLOW THE TENNIS CENTER SIGNS. CREEKVIEW 1550 OWENS STORE ROAD CANTON, GA 30115 770-720-7600 FROM ST. FRANCIS: • LEFT OUT OF SCHOOL ENTRANCE. • LEFT ON BETHANY BEND. • RIGHT ON HOPEWELL ROAD. • LEFT ON REDD ROAD. • RIGHT ON FREEMANVILLE. • LEFT ON BIRMINGHAM ROAD. • RIGHT ON BIRMINGHAM HWY. • LEFT ON NEW BULL PEN ROAD. • NEW BULL PEN BECOMES UNION HILL. • WHEN YOU PASS THE LIBERTY GROVE ROAD SLOW DOWN, TURN RIGHT ON THE NEXT ROAD--OLD LATHEMTOWN. • IT WILL DEAD END AT ARBOR HILL, TAKE A RIGHT ON ARBOR HILL. • TURN LEFT ON OWENS STORE AT THE 4-WAY STOP. • CREEKVIEW WILL BE ON YOUR LEFT. CROSS KEYS 1626 N. DRUID HILLS RD., NE ATLANTA, GA 30319-4156 678-874-6102 • FROM I-285 TAKE I-85 SOUTH. • TAKE EXIT 89 TOWARD GA-42 / N DRUID HILLS RD. • TURN SLIGHT RIGHT ONTO N DRUID HILLS RD NE. DARLINGTON 1014 CAVE SPRING ROAD ROME, GA 30161 706-235-6051 • TAKE I-75 NORTH (30 MILES) TO EXIT 290 (ROME/CANTON EXIT). • TURN LEFT ONTO GA. RTE. 20. • AFTER THREE MILES, TAKE US 41 NORTH FOR THREE MILES. • EXIT AT US 411 SOUTH, TOWARD ROME. • FOLLOW SIGNS TO CEDARTOWN (NOT ROME), BEARING LEFT ON HIGHWAYS 27 AND 411. • TAKE THE DARLINGTON DRIVE EXIT. • TURN LEFT AT THE DEAD END, GO 200 FEET AND THE TURN RIGHT ONTO DARLINGTON DRIVE. DAWSON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 1665 PERIMETER ROAD DAWSONVILLE, GA 30534 706-265-6555 • TAKE 400 NORTH TO THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT HWY 53. • TURN LEFT ON HWY 53 CONTINUE APPROXIMATELY 6 MILES TO TRAFFIC LIGHT AT PERIMETER ROAD. • TURN RIGHT, THE SCHOOL IS ON THE RIGHT. DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL 310 N. MCDONOUGH STREET DECATUR, GA 30030 404-370-4420 • TAKE GA-400 S. • MERGE ONTO I-285 E. • MERGE ONTO US-78 W VIA EXIT 39A TOWARD DECATUR / ATLANTA. • TURN SLIGHT LEFT ONTO CHURCH ST. • TURN RIGHT ONTO E MAPLE ST. • TURN LEFT ONTO N MCDONOUGH ST. DULUTH HIGH SCHOOL 3737 BROCK ROAD DULUTH, GA 30096 770-476-5206 • 85 NORTH FROM ATLANTA • EXIT HWY 120 DULUTH HWY AND FOLLOW SIGNS TO DULUTH WEST. • TAKE HWY 120 TO BUFORD HWY (US230 AND TAKE A RIGHT). • NEXT TRAFFIC LIGHT IS BROCK ROAD • TURN LEFT – CROSS OVER RAILROAD TRACKS • CONTINUE STRAIGHT ON BROCK ROAD • HIGH SCHOOL IS DOWN THE HILL ON THE LEFT. EAGLES LANDING CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 2400 HWY. 42 NORTH MCDONOUGH, GEORGIA 30253 678-818-1075 DIRECTIONS TO RICHARD CRAIG PARK (TENNIS) • FROM THE NORTH TAKE 75 SOUTH TO EXIT 216 (HWY. 155). • TURN LEFT ON HWY. 155. • GO THROUGH TWO RED LIGHTS AND ONE FOUR WAY STOP SIGN. • COURTS ARE ON THE LEFT AT RICHARD CRAIG PARK. • IF YOU PASS THE POST OFFICE YOU HAVE GONE TOO FAR. TO THE SCHOOL: • FROM THE NORTH TAKE I-75 SOUTH TO EXIT 224(EAGLE'S LANDING PKWAY/HUDSON BRIDGE RD.) • TURN LEFT ONTO EAGLE'S LANDING PKWAY AND GO APPROXIMATELY 4 TO 5 MILES. • TURN RIGHT ONTO HWY 23/42(A GAS STATION IS ON YOUR RIGHT) AND GO ABOUT 1.5 MILES. • EAGLE'S LANDING FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AND CHRISTIAN ACADEMY IS ON YOUR LEFT. ETOWAH HIGH SCHOOL 6565 PUTNAM FORD DRIVE WOODSTOCK, GA 30189 770-926-4411 FROM ST. FRANCIS: • LEFT ON COGBURN GO TO STOPLIGHT. • AT THE LIGHT TURN LEFT ONTO BETHANY BEND ROAD. • TURN RIGHT ON HOPEWELL ROAD THEN A QUICK LEFT ON BETHANY BEND. • TURN LEFT ON BETHANY ROAD. • AT FOUR WAY INTERSECTION TURN RIGHT ONTO PROVIDENCE ROAD. • CROSS OVER FREEMANVILLE ROAD AND TURN RIGHT ONTO RANCHETTE (VERY EASY TO MISS). • TURN RIGHT ON HWY 140. • TURN LEFT ONTO ARNOLD MILL ROAD. • FOLLOW ARNOLD MILL TO TOWNE LAKE PARKWAY. • TOWNE LAKE PARKWAY TURN ONTO EAGLE DRIVE. SCHOOL ON RIGHT AT TOP OF HILL. FROM 400: • TAKE 400 SOUTH TO I-285. • TAKE I-285W TO I-75 NORTH TO EXIT 268 (I-575N). • FROM I-575 TAKE EXIT 8 (TOWNE LAKE PARKWAY). • TURN LEFT ONTO TOWNE LAKE PARKWAY. • GO APPROXIMATELY 2 MILES – TOWNE LAKE PARKWAY TURNS INTO EAGLE DRIVE. • TAKE EAGLE DRIVE TO PUTNAM FORD ROAD AND TURN RIGHT INTO SCHOOL • COMPLEX. • AT TRAFFIC LIGHT – ETOWAH HIGH SCHOOL ON LEFT. EXCEL CHRISTIAN 325 OLD MILL ROAD CARTERSVILLE, GA 30120 770-382-9488 • TAKE EXIT 288 OFF I-75 (CARTERSVILLE MAIN STREET EXIT ) AND TURN LEFT. • YOU WILL STAY ON MAIN STREET THROUGH 6 RED LIGHTS. • AT THE SIXTH RED LIGHT, YOU WILL BE AT BARTOW STREET. CROSS OVER BARTOW AND BEAR LEFT ONTO ETOWAH DRIVE.
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