Students and Parents, We have the opportunity to help with a research project…this research has been approved and will benefit Mr. Terrance Tarver who is completing a degree program in Sport and Exercise at Georgia Southern University…He would be very grateful for your help in completing this survey….thanks https://georgiasouthern.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9Y8JViXTvGXnv5H
Pope High School will be hosting an NCAA seminar for any parents interested in learning about the NCAA athletic standards and recruiting. Any parents/child is welcome. Mr. Ron Sigler from the NCSA will be at Pope to provide valuable information concerning athletes who are interested in playing sports beyond high school. PopeHS_AllSports_2019 An expert from
Great graphic and information on the advantages of not specializing in sports too early…Produced by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and others, this graphic is perfect to remind us the benefits to not specializing….Enjoy.
Nov 12 Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Lassiter High School 6:00 pm | Pope High School Nov 12 Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Lassiter High School 7:30 pm | Pope High School Nov 14 Boys Varsity Basketball at Sprayberry High School 7:30 pm | Sprayberry High School Nov 15 Girls Varsity Competitive Cheer at State Sectionals TBA
Karpinski, Joey Robinson, Druhot, Guy, Haskin, Gable, Barner and Mordarski get 1st place Frese gets “Grit” award!!!!!
POPE FASTPITCH RIDES RECORD BREAKING SEASON ALL THE WAY TO 2019 AAAAAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP After finishing state runner up in 2018, the Greyhounds softball team took care of unfinished business by winning the state title in 2019. The state title is the 2nd one in the past 6 seasons for the Greyhounds as they also
Wednesday October 16th, Pope defeated Houston County to secure Pope’s 4th consecutive trip to the state finals in Columbus with a 7-1 victory. The victory earned Coach Chris Turco his 300th win in Turco’s 13th season at the helm of the Greyhounds softball program. Turco’s 300th win comes approx. 3 years after his 200th when
The Greyhounds led the region in 2019 with 9 selections to the region 7-AAAAAA all region softball team which is determined by votes from the region’s 9 head softball coaches. The 9 selections is one shy of the Greyhound record of 10 all region players set in 2018. 5 Greyhounds were named 1st team all
