BARTOW BIO: Edgar reflects on his time at CHS http://www.daily-tribune.com/stories/bartow-bio-edgar-reflects-on-his-time-at-chs,23853? Posted Saturday, December 14, 2019 BY JASON GREENBERG Of all the legendary athletes that have come through Cartersville High School, the person most identifiable with Purple Hurricane athletics is none other than Edgar Moore. The longtime manager does more than just film the basketball games or hand

Canes honor former coaches prior to victory http://www.daily-tribune.com/stories/week-3-notebook-canes-honor-former-coaches-prior-to-victory,23073? Cartersville defenders Alan Thacker (50), Peyton Lewis (34) and Harrison Allen (10) combine to bring down a Luella player during Friday’s game at Weinman Stadium. Allen saw his first action of the season after missing the team’s scrimmage and season opener due to injury. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY

Canes lose on heartbreaking goal in final 5 minutes of 2nd round http://daily-tribune.com/stories/canes-lose-on-heartbreaking-goal-in-final-5-minutes-of-2nd-round,22094? Posted Thursday, May 2, 2019 STAFF REPORT Getting eliminated in the state playoffs and having a season come to an end is always disappointing. The way it happened to the Cartersville High boys soccer team Thursday in the second round of the Class 4A

Cartersville boys soccer seeking revenge in Sweet 16 http://daily-tribune.com/stories/cartersville-boys-soccer-seeking-revenge-in-sweet-16,22085? Cartersville’s Pedro Ghanem tries to hold off a Madison County defender during the first round of the Class 4A state playoffs Friday at Weinman Stadium. Cartersville’s win in that game sets up the second-round game at Southeast Whitfield today. RANDY PARKER/THE DAILY TRIBUNE NEWS Posted Wednesday, May 1,

Canes dominate Red Raiders, punch ticket to Sweet 16 http://daily-tribune.com/stories/canes-dominate-red-raiders-punch-ticket-to-sweet-16,22038? Posted Friday, April 26, 2019 BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN The Cartersville boys soccer team has a five-minute rule, and it led to a five-goal haul Friday night. Head coach D.J. Paradis emphasizes the 300-second segment at the beginning and end of each half, as well as the first

Cartersville boys soccer looks to begin state playoffs with win http://daily-tribune.com/stories/cartersville-boys-soccer-looks-to-begin-state-playoffs-with-win,22029? Posted Thursday, April 25, 2019 BY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN The Cartersville boys soccer team lost plenty of important seniors from its outstanding 2018 squad, including four players who earned a spot on the Daily Tribune News all-county team. It’s been a year of transition in a lot

Canes dominate Tigers to improve to 5-0 in region http://daily-tribune.com/stories/canes-dominate-tigers-to-improve-to-5-0-in-region,21695? Posted Wednesday, March 20, 2019 STAFF REPORT The Cartersville soccer teams produced a pair of dominant shutout wins Wednesday to move one step closer to capturing unbeaten Region 5-AAAA seasons. Just 24 hours after hosting Cedartown, Cartersville welcomed Troup County to Weinman Stadium and made sure the

Canes pull away late to down Bulldogs http://daily-tribune.com/stories/canes-pull-away-late-to-down-bulldogs,21674? Posted Tuesday, March 19, 2019 STAFF REPORT Locked in a 1-1 game with Cedartown, the Cartersville boys changed to a more attacking formation. Canes head coach D.J. Paradis said the style suits his players, and it showed. Cartersville struck twice in the final 20 minutes to land a 3-1

Overtime win, Vance’s hat trick highlight Canes soccer sweep http://daily-tribune.com/stories/overtime-win-vances-hat-trick-highlight-canes-soccer-sweep,21596? Posted Monday, March 11, 2019 STAFF REPORT The Cartersville boys soccer team wasn’t at its best for the first 70 minutes of Monday’s Region 5-AAAA road game at Central-Carroll. Facing a 1-0 deficit, the Canes responded by peppering the Lions goal over the final 10 minutes of

Cartersville soccer sweeps Chapel Hill http://daily-tribune.com/stories/cartersville-soccer-sweeps-chapel-hill,21574? Posted Saturday, March 9, 2019 STAFF REPORT Cartersville girls soccer coach Chad Murray said his team played its “smartest game” of the year Friday, and it helped the Canes to a potentially massive 3-1 road win over Chapel Hill in Region 5-AAAA play. Facing a high-scoring team, Cartersville knew defense would