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Football
Football Is Back: Bethesda, Country Day, St. Andrew’s Ready to Kick Off 2026
                  Here’s what you need to know about all three heading into 2026. . . .
               
Volleyball
Spiking No. 250: Arts Academy Panthers Start Season 2-0
                  Coach reaches milestone . . .
               
Golf
WHERE ARE THEY NOW: Benedictine alumnus Hughes Threlkeld wins 75th Georgia Open Championhsip in dramatic fashion
                  Class of 2021 graduate holes sand shot in playoff to win prestigious tournament . . .
               

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Who’s Bringing the Heat? Savannah-Area Softball Teams to Watch

By Prep Sports Report Staff | August 11, 2026

State contenders. Proven players. New faces. Who makes some noise in 2026? . . .

Who Can Dig Up Some Noise? Savannah-Area Volleyball Teams to Watch

By Prep Sports Report Staff | August 10, 2026

From teams that made deep playoff runs to programs bringing back some of the area’s top players, here’s who we’re watching this fall. . . .

Part II: Next Play: The Advice Local Football Players Never Forgot

By Nathan Dominitz Special to Prep Sports Report | August 9, 2026

From “next play” to “be where your feet are,” Savannah-area football players reveal the words from coaches that still guide them. . . .

Finally, the St. Andrew’s Lions Are Home in Their Den!

By Special to the Prep Sports Report | August 8, 2026

It was only a scrimmage. But try telling that to the . . .

Are You Ready for Some Football? Friday Night Scrimmages Are Here.

By Prep Sports Report Staff | August 7, 2026

One game has a little more meaning . . .

Part 1 - The Words That Stuck: Advice That Shaped Local Coaches

By Nathan Dominitz, Special to Prep Sports Report | August 6, 2026

Football coaches spend countless hours teaching their players about more than X’s and O’s. But . . .