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Gabby Bernazky returns a serve in the 5-0 loss to Prince Avenue Christian. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Gabby Bernazky returns a serve in the 5-0 loss to Prince Avenue Christian. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Racket Dogs fall in back-to-back matches against private schools

Both the boys and girls tennis teams get swept by Hebron Christian and Prince Avenue Christian to close out region play. On March 19, Hart traveled to Dacula to take on the Lions of Hebron Christian. For the boys, they dropped all five matches to get swept, 5-0.
Goalkeeper Kaylin Bowers punts the ball away after a save in the 8-0 loss to Stephens County on March 21. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Goalkeeper Kaylin Bowers punts the ball away after a save in the 8-0 loss to Stephens County on March 21. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Diamond Dogs fall into a five-game skid

The Lady Dogs are on their first losing streak of the season after back-to-back losses to Stephens and Towns. On March 21, Hart hosted the Lady Indians of Stephens County. In the first half of play, the Indians scored six goals to have a commanding 6-0 lead at the half.
Peyton McCollum (10) trots around the bases after a two-run home run in the 17-6 loss to the Lady Devils of Elbert County in game one, and then Hart proceed to win game two, 13-8. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Peyton McCollum (10) trots around the bases after a two-run home run in the 17-6 loss to the Lady Devils of Elbert County in game one, and then Hart proceed to win game two, 13-8. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Lady Dogs still looking to get above .500 after split with Elbert

The Lady Dogs split the double header with Elbert to remain .500 overall on the season. On March 19, Hart hosted the Lady Devils of Elbert County for a double header.
Mary Charlotte Gordon picked up a 6-3, 6-3 win at No. 2 singles to help claim a 3-2 win over East Jackson March 13. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Mary Charlotte Gordon picked up a 6-3, 6-3 win at No. 2 singles to help claim a 3-2 win over East Jackson March 13. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Lady Racket Dogs split matches against region foes

The Lady Racket Dogs picked up their third region win over East Jackson before falling to Stephens County. On March 13, Hart hosted the Lady Eagles of East Jackson as they looked to avenge their loss from earlier in the year. East Jackson claimed the win at No. 1 singles and No.
Caleb Carter returns the serve as Carter and Hudson Wise claimed the win at No. 2 doubles to help caputere a 4-1 win over the Eagles of East Jackson on March 13. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Caleb Carter returns the serve as Carter and Hudson Wise claimed the win at No. 2 doubles to help caputere a 4-1 win over the Eagles of East Jackson on March 13. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Racket Dogs stay even in region play

The Racket Dogs remain at .500 in region play with a win over East Jackson and a loss to Stephens on the road. On March 13, Hart continued region play as they hosted the Eagles of East Jackson. Despite the Eagles winning at No.
Senior midfielder Teague Pierce pops in a goal from long range in the 10-0 win over the Lady Rams of Monsignor Donovan on March 14. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Senior midfielder Teague Pierce pops in a goal from long range in the 10-0 win over the Lady Rams of Monsignor Donovan on March 14. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Lady Dogs rebound after heartbreaking loss to East Jackson

After a hard fought loss to East Jackson, the Lady Dogs bounced back with back-to-back wins over Monsignor Donovan and Josey. On March 12, Hart traveled to Commerce to take on the undefeated Lady Eagles of East Jackson.
Sophomore infielder Crew Franklin collected three runs batted in and one run in the double header against the Tigers of Washington Wilkes on March 14. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Sophomore infielder Crew Franklin collected three runs batted in and one run in the double header against the Tigers of Washington Wilkes on March 14. (Photo/Benjamin London)

Diamond Dogs winning streak snap by back-to-back losses

A seven-game winning streak comes to an end after back-to-back losses to Washington-Wilkes and Hebron Christian. On March 14, Hart traveled to Washington to take on the Tigers of Washington-Wilkes in a double header.