Gathered around the table at IHOP, a large group of grizzly looking people talk about their community. The group is the Milledgeville Christian Bikers, and it has been helping the community for years. This holiday season, the group is using funds from a recent benefit ride to provide Thanksgiving meals to local families.
When Jimmie Johnson captures his fourth straight NASCAR Sprint Cup championship, I won’t be watching. No way, not even a chance. The guy is a huge talent, no doubt, but stock car racing is in trouble, and he is a huge reason why.
NASCAR is incredibly popular in America and has a very loyal following of fans.
GCSU student-athletes can enjoy their holidays like the rest of students, but some do get less time and they all need to be careful about staying in shape.
Antoinette Reames, a senior general arts major, is the center for the women’s basketball team.
“For our (December) break that we do have, we get almost two weeks,” Reames said.
The GCSU hockey team picked up a little momentum heading into the spring season during its last few games of the fall this past weekend in Columbia, S.C.
The team returned home with two wins and two losses. GCSU defeated James Madison and dropped games against Kennesaw
State and Virginia Tech on Nov.
by Chandler Lee
Staff Writer
Junior guard Chimere Jordan is familiar with this neck of the woods.
Growing up in nearby Gray, Jordan recalls making the 20-mile trek to Milledgeville for basketball camps at the Centennial Center as a youngster.
But never has the 20-year-old transfer from Gulf Coast Community College experienced the aftermath of hitting a game-winning 3-pointer in her team’s season opener.
The GCSU men’s basketball team was victorious in its season opener against Newberry College this past Wednesday.
The student section of the stands was full and boisterous. GCSU students came to the game dressed head to toe in green for a “green-out” for the first home game.
