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Georgia High School Association 151 South Bethel Street Thomaston, Georgia 30286-0004 706-647-7473 Fax: 706-647-2638 Website: www.ghsa.net 2021-2022 GHSA Member School Directory Table of Contents GHSA Staff................................................................................................................... 1 GHSA State Coordinators........................................................................................... 2 GHSA State Executive Committee Members............................................................ 3 GHSA Region Secretaries.......................................................................................... 9 GACA Officers............................................................................................................. 15 GCCA Officers............................................................................................................. 16 GFCA Officers.............................................................................................................. 17 GA Thespians.............................................................................................................. 18 GADA Officers............................................................................................................. 19 System Athletic Directors........................................................................................... 20 Keys to School Abbreviations................................................................................... 23 Schools........................................................................................................................ 24 Officials Associations................................................................................................. 276 GHSA Staff James R. Hines, Jr., Executive Director Administration, Interpretation of GHSA Rules, Hardship Applications, Appeals, Coaches Education Program Ernie Yarbrough, Assistant Executive Director................................................. Extension 27 Officiating, Basketball, Golf, Softball, Girls Flag Football, Swim & Dive, Lacrosse Steve Figueroa, Media/Information Services..................................................... Extension 26 Press Releases, Media Coordination of State Events, Newsletter, Constitution, Calendar, Tennis Don Corr, Associate Director............................................................................... Extension 34 Sports Medicine, Baseball, Volleyball, Wrestling Kevin Giddens, Associate Director..................................................................... Extension 25 Soccer, Football, Bass Fishing Penny Pitts Mitchell, Associate Director............................................................ Extension 22 Cheerleading, Gymnastics, Dance, Student Leadership, Title IX Tanya Anderson, Associate Director.................................................................. Extension 29 Sanctioning of Events, Esports, One Act Play, Literary, Track, Cross County, DragonFly Liaison Carror Wright, Associate Director for Compliance............................................ Extension 39 Student Eligibility, Coach's Liaison, Investigations, Sportsmanship Robin Bullington, Business Manager................................................................. Extension 33 Finances and Budgeting Pam Thompson, Officials' Registrar................................................................... Extension 30 Officials' Clinic Attendance, Officials' Registrations, Test Scoring and Records Julie Jones, Administrative Assistant................................................................ Extension 24 Community Coach Program, Entry Notification, Dues Sheri Eubanks, Receptionist............................................................................... Extension 31 Lifetime Passes, School System Passes, Ejection Reports, Publication Orders Stacey Jones, Administrative Assistant............................................................. Extension 32 Student Eligibility, Riflery Liaison, School Contact Coordinator, School Passes, Directory Information, Coach's Rules Clinic Attendance, Trophies & Medals. 1 GHSA State Coordinators Areas of Responsibility - Contact Information Cheerleading.................................................................. Pam Carter Columbus, GA Cell: 706-888-5309 Office: 334-448-5123 Home: 706-576-5397 [email protected] Literary............................................................................ Tim Harris Buford High School, Buford, GA School: 770-945-6768 x 5136 [email protected] One Act Play................................................................... Dean Slusser Camden County High School, Kingsland, GA School: 912-729-7318 ext. 7066 Office: 912-510-5264 [email protected] Riflery - State Coordinator............................................ Lisa Kelley Griffin, GA Cell: 404-307-8041 [email protected] Swimming....................................................................... Andy Cowart Milledgeville, GA Cell: 478-457-7195 [email protected] 2 GHSA STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS Region Committee Member/Address Phone 1-AAAAAAA RANDY MCPHERSON 229-245-2260 1606 NORMAN DRIVE VALDOSTA, GA 31601 2-AAAAAAA EVAN HORTON 770-254-2800 167 WERZ INDUSTRIAL BLVD. NEWNAN, GA 30263 3-AAAAAAA MATT MOODY 770-975-6685 3400 OLD HIGHWAY 293, NORTH KENNESAW, GA 30144-1072 4-AAAAAAA ED SHADDIX 678-301-7394 J. ALVIN WILBANKS INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT CENTER 437 OLD PEACHTREE ROAD, NW SUWANEE, GA 30024 5-AAAAAAA TONYA SEBRING 770-704-4226 P.O. BOX 769 1205 BLUFFS PARKWAY CANTON, GA 30114 6-AAAAAAA NATHAN TURNER 770-887-2461 136 ALMON C HILL DRIVE CUMMING, GA 30040 7-AAAAAAA KIRK BARTON 770-447-2656 5300 SPALDING DRIVE NORCROSS, GA 30092 8-AAAAAAA SCARLETT GRANTHAM 770-682-4100 50 TAYLOR ROAD SUWANEE, GA 30024 1-AAAAAA JASON BRETT 478-397-9137 920 HIGHWAY 96 WARNER ROBINS, GA 31088 2-AAAAAA STEVE WATERS 912-267-4100 x 1301 291 COMMUNITY ACTION DRIVE BRUNSWICK, GA 31520 3-AAAAAA MARTY JACKSON 706-447-2102 2010 WARRIOR WAY GROVETOWN, GA 30813-8132 4-AAAAAA CARL GREEN 404-931-7751 2400 UNION ROAD, SW ATLANTA, GA 30331 3 5-AAAAAA DON BREEDLOVE 770-443-8000 X 10205 3236 ATLANTA HIGH WAY DALLAS, GA 30132 6-AAAAAA DON BAKER 678-331-1071 514 GLOVER STREET MARIETTA, GA 30060 7-AAAAAA STEVEN CRAFT 470-254-6892 6201 POWERS FERRY ROAD NW ATLANTA, GA 30339 8-AAAAAA MATT MCDONALD 678-765-4046 918 BUFORD HIGHWAY SUGAR HILL, GA 30518 1-AAAAA JODY DEAN 478-210-8450 1100 MAIN STREET PERRY, GA 31069 2-AAAAA SHANE RATLIFF 770-486-2710 193 PANTHER PATH FAYETTEVILLE, GA 30215 3-AAAAA KEVIN MAY 770-473-2845 1055 BATTLE CREEK ROAD JONESBORO, GA 30236 4-AAAAA KELLI SMITH 770-957-6601 33 NORTH ZACK HINTON PKWY MCDONOUGH, GA 30253 5-AAAAA BOBBY BREWINGTON 770-267-9473 3725 DOUBLE SPRINGS ROAD MONROE, GA 30656 6-AAAAA RENDELL JACKSON 404-802-5583 70 Claire Drive Atlanta, GA 30315 7-AAAAA DARRELL DEMASTUS 770-387-4777 320 E. CHURCH STREET CARTERSVILLE, GA 30120 8-AAAAA GARRETT BLACK 706-650-6043 5114 RIVERWOOD PARKWAY EVANS, GA 30809-6628 1-AAAA JEFF LITTLETON 229-248-2230 1 BEARCAT BOULEVARD BAINBRIDGE, GA 39819 2-AAAA JEFF BATTLES 706-748-2595 2960 MACON ROAD COLUMBUS, GA 31906 4 3-AAAA BROOKE WHITLOCK 912-395-6789 X 2451 LITTLE NECK ROAD 7952100 BLOOMINGDALE, GA 31302 4-AAAA MARTY SHIVER 770-229-3775 433 WILSON ROAD GRIFFIN, GA 30224-4547 5-AAAA CHARLES BATTLES 770-473-2940 2535 MT. ZION PARKWAY JONESBORO, GA 30236 6-AAAA JASPER JEWELL 404-802-5575 70 CLAIRE DRIVE SE ATLANTA, GA 30315 7-AAAA JARED GRIFFIS 770-834-3386 113 CENTRAL ROAD CARROLLTON, GA 30116 8-AAAA MICHAEL DOWIS 706-769-7760 1081 ROCKY BRANCH ROAD BOGART, GA 30622 1-AAA SHAWN PEEK 912-545-2135 1844 GA HWY 57 LUDOWICI, GA 31316 2-AAA DR. JIM FINCH 478-994-2812 300 MONTPELIER AVENUE FORSYTH, GA 31029 3-AAA JOHN SANDERS 912-395-5531 208 Bull Street SAVANNAH, GA 314101 4-AAA DOUG CONNELLY 706-752-4900 1231 COLLEGE DRIVE MADISON, GA 30650 5-AAA JAMES JACKSON 678-676-1821 1701 MOUNTAIN INDUSTRIAL BLVD STONE MOUNTAIN, GA 30083 6-AAA BRENT MASHBURN 706-602-0320 7340 FAIRMOUNT HIGHWAY, SE CALHOUN, GA 30701 7-AAA DAVID WAGNER 770-967-9826 X 7226 5500 MCEVER ROAD OAKWOOD, GA 30566 8-AAA ELI CONNELL 770-226-4584 300 DOUBLE SPRINGS CHURCH ROAD MONROE, GA 30656 5 1-AA CLEVE EDWARDS 229-896-2213 9900 HIGHWAY 37 ADEL, GA 31620 2-AA MICHAEL THOMPSON 912-632-4414 1190 US HIGHWAY 1 SOUTH ALMA, GA 31510-1708 3-AA VON LASSITER 478-934-6258 #1 ROYAL DRIVE COCHRAN, GA 31014 4-AA MYRON NEWTON 706-796-4959 2011 LUMPKIN ROAD AUGUSTA, GA 30906 5-AA DAVIS RUSSELL 770-537-2592 504 GEORGIA AVENUE BREMEN, GA 30110 6-AA BRIAN MONTGOMERY, P. 678-874-0802 2106 COLUMBIA DRIVE DECATUR, GA 30032-7202 7-AA RICK HURST 706-236-1844 3 DRAGON DRIVE LINDALE, GA 30147-1252 8-AA BRIAN TURNER 706-213-4118 600 ABERNATHY CIRCLE ELBERTON, GA 30635 1-A Public JIM MORRELL 229-641-3033 1398 WEST BUFFTON ROAD FT. GAINES, GA 39851 2-A Public JESSE CREWS P.O. BOX 206 ST. GEORGE, GA 31562 3-A Public BRADLEY WARREN 912-437-6691 8945 US 17, NORTH DARIEN, GA 31305-9834 4-A Public DON NORTON 478-864-2222 150 HERSCHEL WALKER DRIVE WRIGHTSVILLE, GA 31096 5-A Public HARLEY CALHOUN 229-937-0560 2131 HIGHWAY 19 SOUTH ELLAVILL, GA 31806 6-A Public MICHAEL LANGSTON 706-382-3100 105 LEE CIRCLE CHICKAMAUGA, GA 30707 6 7-A Public STEVE SIMPSON 1253 ATLANTA HIGHWAY WARRENTON, GA 30828 8-A Public DONNIE DREW 272 LAKEVIEW DRIVE COMMERCE, GA 30529 1-A Private MARK FARRIBA 478-477-8073 6010 PEAKE ROAD MACON, GA 31220-3903 2-A Private SCOTT QUEEN 770-957-2927 2400 HIGHWAY 42 NORTH MCDONOUGH, GA 30253 3-A Private
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    HUSKY INFORMATION TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information Quick Facts .............................................................................................. 1 2004 Preview ........................................................................................ 2-3 Coaches and Support Staff Head Coach Dean Wurzberger ............................................................. 4-5 Assistant Coaches ................................................................................... 6 Support Staff ........................................................................................... 6 2004 Roster ............................................................................................. 7 2004 Husky Profiles Seniors ................................................................................................ 8-11 Juniors .............................................................................................. 12-15 Sophomores ...................................................................................... 15-17 Freshmen/Newcomers ..................................................................... 17-21 2003 Year in Review Results and Statistics ............................................................................ 22 Match Summaries ................................................................................. 23 Honors, Pac-10 Standings ..................................................................... 24 History and Records Conference History ...............................................................................