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Lacrosse Media Guide LACROSSE _2021 DEKALB COUNTY_ https://www.dekalbschoolsga.org/athletics/lacrosse/ 1 DEKALB COUNTY LACROSSE GUIDE DEKALB COUNTY FACTS CONTENTS .................................................................................. Address: 5829 Memorial Drive Lacrosse history 2 .............................................. Chamblee Team Roster ands Schedules 3 Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083 Druid Hills Team Rosters and Schedules ............................................ 5 Phone Number (678) 676 -1821 Dunwoody Team Rosters and Schedules ............................................ 7 Location: Northeast Atlanta Lakeside Team Rosters and Schedules ............................................... 9 .............................. Number of High Schools: Nineteen Southwest DeKalb Team Rosters and Schedules 11 DEKALB COUNTY STADIUMS DIRECTORY Varsity lacrosse games in DeKalb County are played in the five county Superintendent Cheryl Watson -Harris stadiums. Directions are listed below. Director of Athletics James Jackson ADAMS STADIUM: Next to Jim Cherry Center (old Briarcliff High School) Lacrosse Coordinator Mike Harwell at 2415 North Druid Hills Road, Atlanta, Georgia 30329; located two miles east Athletic Specialist Chris Chilton of I -85 north on North Druid Hills Road. Athletic Specialist Mark Brock AVONDALE STADIUM: Behind Avondale High School at 1192 Clarendon Athletic Specialist Keith Sewell Road, Avondale Estates, Georgia 30002; located next to the Macy's store at Avondale Mall near the intersection of Memorial Drive and Columbia Drive ALIGNMENTS about two miles inside I -285. BOYS GIRLS AAAAAAA -AAAAAA -Area 2 AAAAAAA -AAAAAA -Area 2 JAMES R. HALLFORD STADIUM: On the campus of DeKalb College, Alpharetta Alpharetta Central Campus at 555 North Indian Creek Drive, Clarkston, Georgia 30021; Cambridge Cambridge located four blocks from Memorial Drive outside of I -285. Dunwoody Dunwoody NORTH DEKALB STADIUM: Behind Chamblee High School at 3688 Lakeside Lakeside Milton Milton Chamblee -Dunwoody Road, Chamblee, Georgia 30341; located near Chamblee North Atlanta North Atlanta Plaza Shopping Center, close to the intersection of Chamblee -Dunwoody Road Riverwood Riverwood and Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, about three miles inside I -285. Roswell Roswell WILLIAM BUCK GODFREY STADIUM: Behind DeKalb College, South BOYS GIRLS Campus, at 2817 Clifton Springs Road, Decatur, Georgia 30034; located off AAAAA -A-Area 1 AAAAA -A-Area 1 Panthersville Road; exit from I -20 at Candler Road or from I -285 at Flat Shoals Chamblee Chamblee Road. Decatur Decatur Druid Hills Druid Hills GAC GAC SOUTHWEST DEKALB TAKES ALL -SPORTS HONOR Marist Marist Mt. Bethel Mt. Bethel Southwest DeKalb raced to a commanding lead in a shortened all St. Pius St. Pius Southwest DeKalb Southwest DeKalb -sports trophy race in the 2019 -20 school year. Wesleyan Wesleyan The Panthers used strong showings during the fall and winter sport seasons to score 185 points to the 160.5 of runner -up Druid BOYS GIRLS Hills. AAAAAAA -AAAAAA -Area 1 AAAAAAA -AAAAAA -Area 1 Buford Buford The final results included complete point totals from the fall and Centennial Centennial winter campaigns along with mid -season final baseball records in Chattahoochee Chattahoochee the spring season. Duluth Duluth Johns Creek Johns Creek Norcross North Gwinnett - Final All Sports Trophy Point totals: North Gwinnett Northview Peachtree Ridge Peachtree Ridge 1) Southwest DeKalb .................................................... 185.0 BOYS GIRLS 2) Druid Hills ................................................................ 160.5 AAAAAAA -AAAAAA -Area 3 AAAAAAA -AAAAAA -Area 3 3) Lakeside .................................................................... 157.5 Carrollton Carrollton 4) Tucker ...................................................................... 157.0 East Coweta East Coweta 5) Dunwoody ................................................................ 156.0 Harrison Harrison 6) Chamblee .................................................................. 150.0 Hillgrove Hillgrove 7) Martin Luther King Jr. .............................................. 149.0 Mays Mays ....................................................... McEachern McEachern 8) Arabia Mountain 136.0 Newnan Newnan 9) Stephenson ................................................................ 135.5 Pebblebrook Pebblebrook 10) Cedar Grove ............................................................ 124.5 South Cobb South Cobb 11) Stone Mountain ...................................................... 109.5 12) Columbia ................................................................ 101.0 BOYS GIRLS 13) Clarkston .................................................................. 95.5 - - - - AAAAAAA AAAAAA Area 8 AAAAAAA AAAAAA Area 8 14) Redan ........................................................................ 89.5 Archer Archer 15) Lithonia .................................................................... 89.5 Evans Evans ............................................................. Grayson Grayson 15) Miller Grove 89.5 Grovetown Grovetown 17) Towers ...................................................................... 74.0 Lakeside Evans Lakeside Evans 18) McNair ...................................................................... 59.5 South Gwinnett South Gwinnett 19) Cross Keys ................................................................ 45.5 2 LACROSSE HISTORY One of the fastest growing sports in the United States, lacrosse became part of the Georgia High School Association state sanctioned championship events during the 2004 -05 school year. Lacrosse has rapidly spread across metro Atlanta since that time, growing from the initial primary set- tings of Cobb County, north Fulton County and a handful of private schools to the current totals of approxi- mately 90 boys and girls teams. The state championships first appeared in the spring of 2005, with the designation being an Open event for teams in all classifications. Lovett dominated the boy’s results in the early going, capturing Open titles at the conclusions of the 2005, 2008 and 2009 campaigns. Lassiter and Westminster, meanwhile, prevented a total domination by Lovett by claiming state victo- ries in 2006 and 2007 respectively. North Fulton County, on the other hand, grabbed the spotlight on the girls side, as Milton rolled to four consecutive Open Division titles in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 and Chattachoochee added a fifth straight state crown for the area in the 2009 season. Georgia High School Association then broke up the schools into two classifications for the first time starting with the 2010 campaign, with the AAAAA schools having their own designation and the AAAA, AAA, AA and A teams combining into the other division of A -AAAA. Milton proceeded to secure two of the first three AAAAA boy’s championships, prevailing at the con- clusion of the 2010 and 2012 seasons. Walton broke through for the second state crown from Cobb County with a victorious effort in between Milton’s triumphs at the end of the 2011 campaign. Centennial then brought home North Fulton’s first state title in 2013, this one coming in the AAAAAA classification. Roswell added another crown in this class for North Fulton in 2014, and the Hornets repeated as champions in 2015. Westminster jumped on the top of the medal stand for the second time while taking home the first A - AAAA boys title in 2010 and later added state triumphs in A -AAAAA in 2013 and 2015. Lambert of Forsyth County made its presence felt with state championship romps through the A - AAAA field in 2011 and 2012. Northview took A -AAAAA honors in 2014. The girl’s competition in the divisional era has consisted of the same two programs sitting at the top in all three years. Milton swept to state victories on the AAAAA level in 2010, 2011 and 2012 and then in AAAAAA in 2013, 2014 and 2015, giving the Lady Eagles 10 overall crowns in the 11 years of the event. Westminster has proven to be just as impressive in the A -AAAA field, rolling to state victories in 2010, 2011 and 2012. The Lady Wildcats added a fourth straight state title in the A -AAAAA bracket in 2013. Kell tasted state gold for the first time in A -AAAAA in 2014 and 2015. DeKalb County entered GHSA state sanctioned lacrosse competition for the first time during the 2012 season, as Druid Hills, Dunwoody, Martin Luther King Jr. and Southwest DeKalb fielded the initial four teams. Druid Hills, Dunwoody, Martin Luther King Jr. and Southwest DeKalb entered boy’s varsity action for 2013, while Dunwoody, Martin Luther King Jr. and Southwest DeKalb fielded girl’s varsity squads. Druid Hills also put together boys and girls junior varsity teams in 2013, and Dunwoody fielded a jun- ior varsity squad for girls. Lakeside fielded a boys varsity team for the first time in 2015, and the Lady Vikings entered the com- petition in 2016. Chamblee joined the crowd with a girl’s varsity team in 2016 and the Bulldog boys formed a varsity program in 2018. 3 CHAMBLEE HIGH SCHOOL 3668 Chamblee -Dunwoody Road Principal - Gail Barnes Chamblee, GA 30341 Nickname - Bulldogs (678) 676 -6902 School Colors - Blue & Gold BOYS COACH - Robert Swank GIRLS COACH - Theresa Abernathy AREA - 1-AAAAA -A AREA - 1-AAAAA -A FINAL 2020 RECORD - (3 -4) FINAL 2020 RECORD - (0 -4) BOYS ROSTER GIRLS ROSTER NO NAME POS HT WT YR NO NAME POS HT WT YR 00 Joe Gainer D 6'1" 180 JR 2 Shelby Rutherford* ATT 5'6" 115 JR 1 Matthew Birchall ATT 5'7" 130 SO 3 Bijou Nsele ATT 5'5" 125 JR 4 Dempsey Allers
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