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South Effingham clinches 2-AAAAA softball title
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GUYTON -- After Wednesday's performance in the best-of-three Region 2-AAAAA softball championship series, it's fair to say Alex Brown has carried her fair share for South Effingham. The freshman delivered multiple key blows in the Mustangs' sweep of Statesboro.

“I’ve been practicing a lot,” Brown said. “I wasn’t expecting to do what I did in the game, but I’m really happy that I did.”

The freshman knocked in six runs with four hits as the Mustangs reeled off 9-4 and 3-1 victories, making Mustangs coach Chuch Smith happy, too.

“She works hard,” he said.  “She has an unbelievable work ethic.”

The Mustangs will host a first-round state playoff series next week against Bainbridge or Veterans, Smith said. Smith has led the Mustangs to region crowns in five of the last nine years.

“It means so much to me,” Brpwn said. “Coming up as a freshman, I was really nervous. I just wanted to carry on the winning tradition.”

See the Oct. 11 edition of the Effingham Herald for more details.

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Effingham County Industrial Development Authority Vice President Jessica Hood (left) and CEO Brandt Herndon say the county is focused on attracting quality employers while carefully managing growth to preserve the community’s rural character. (Submitted photo)
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