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Football looks ahead to fall
Apr 29, 2004 8:00 AM
By Stefan Eady - Faculty
With drills, training, and summer camps and practice starting soon, Tiger football has hardly taken a deep, cleansing breath after last season’s work before getting underway again.
First up is the annual Purple/White Football Game on Friday, May at 7 p.m. The football team will be conducting spring drills on Monday, May 3 in anticipation of the game. The team will also participate in an Advanced Rehab Strength and Speed Combine, which Darlington will host on Saturday, May 8.
This summer, Darlington will offer a 7 on 7 Passing Camp, July 11-13. Fifteen high school teams will stay at Darlington for three days.
Summer football practice opens July 19. The team will travel to Dahlonega, Ga., to attend camp at R Ranch in the Mountains for a week.
The Tigers first pre-season scrimmage is set for Aug. 6 at Darlington against Trion High School and the second pres-season scrimmage is Aug. 13 at Hiram High School. The season opener is at Chattooga County High School on Aug. 20.
It’s almost time to cheer for the Tigers again!
First up is the annual Purple/White Football Game on Friday, May at 7 p.m. The football team will be conducting spring drills on Monday, May 3 in anticipation of the game. The team will also participate in an Advanced Rehab Strength and Speed Combine, which Darlington will host on Saturday, May 8.
This summer, Darlington will offer a 7 on 7 Passing Camp, July 11-13. Fifteen high school teams will stay at Darlington for three days.
Summer football practice opens July 19. The team will travel to Dahlonega, Ga., to attend camp at R Ranch in the Mountains for a week.
The Tigers first pre-season scrimmage is set for Aug. 6 at Darlington against Trion High School and the second pres-season scrimmage is Aug. 13 at Hiram High School. The season opener is at Chattooga County High School on Aug. 20.
It’s almost time to cheer for the Tigers again!
