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ok CodyUCLA. i'm another player from giles and i agree with drewboy/john. yall pushed and tripped the whole game and only received one card for it and the refs give us 6 for the same fouls. that was definately not a fair called game. and those same refs do not like us any way. and they just look for the smallest foul so they can tweet that wistle and give us a card. especially on jon stafford.he doesn't just go out their and look to hurt somebody, but if you start pushin him, i gurantee that he will play rougher and will push you back off the ball, but then he will get a card for the same thing the other player did to him. it's pitiful how they look for him and watch him more closely than any other player on the field, just because he is alot more aggressive. for once i would love to see the refs not cost us the game but so far it has happened for two years in a row at the same semifinal region game. the refs that ref for have never liked us and probably never would but that should determine how one refs a game that we play.
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THOSE TWO FROM GILE COUNTY THERE NAMES WERE TREVOR ROBERTS AND JOHN WONG THEY ARE NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE TO STOP THEY EACH HAVE HAD TWO GOALS AGAINST COLUMBIA ACADEMY AND BOTH ARE VERY GOOD SHOOTERS THEY BOTH ARE GREAT ALL AROUND
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DO U KNOW ANY BODY FROM THE MIDDLE LIKE C.A. OR GILE COUNTY GILES I HEARS HAD TWO SOPHMORES THAT COULD RACK UP THAT ONE-TWO COMBINATIONS LIKE NOBODY ELSE
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i was at the giles and ca game and i don't think ca let giles win. giles wanted it more. giles played good defense and marked up well. goodluck forrest.
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Everybody keeps asking..who is that girl in centerfield with the helmet that plays for giles county? Well, my name is Kristen Phillips and I am a senior at Giles County. I have been playing softball since I was old enough to walk and I have been playing travel ball since I was 9-10. I had a great high school career with softball since I was a freshman, starting in the outfield almost every game. In November 2004, I was on my way to school one morning and I had a really bad headache and started to have double vision, I called my mom and after going to the local emergency room, I was sent to Vanderbilt. After 3 long weeks at the hospital with my parents antsy to find out what was wrong with me, we finally got an answer. I had 3 blood clots in the back part of my brain and the neurologists and the hemotoligists told me that I would have to be put on blood thinner for 6 months. Of course, the first question I asked was, "do I get to play softball??". When the doctors told me no, I was absolutely DEVESTATED. Softball had been my life since I was a little girl. For a day or two, all I could do is cry. I wanted to play so bad. But, after I realized that things could have been soo much worse. I calmed down alot, and tried to figure out another way to still be involved with the team. My high school coaches, Donna Cobb and Shannon Fowler, were more than kind to me when all of this happened. They told me I could be the "student assistant coach". So I sat out my junior year but still attended every game and did everything I could to help out. After the 6 months came and went, I reported back to the hospital for my check up MRI. Well, I got some good news and some bad news, the doctors said that everything did look better, but the clots were still there. So they said another 6 months of blood thinner. Again, I was tore all to pieces, but I was determined to get better and be able to play my senior year. So after those six months rolled around, I went back to the doctor for another MRI. Again, I got good and bad news. It hadn't gotten worse but it was the same as it was 6 months before. So after a long talk with my neurologist about how important softball was to me, he considered letting me play with a helmet. He said he would have to consult with the board of neurology to final the decision. But 2 days later, they called and said that I could play as long as I wore a helmet. I was more than exstatic to get this news. My senior year and I was getting to play. I have worked very hard and am hopefully going to get some offers to play in college. As of right now I am a starter in center field and 1st on my team with a batting average of .397 and am looking to increase that as the season progresses. I just wanted to thank everybody that has been behind me supporting me throughout all of this. My teamates, my parents, my coaches, and my friends I want to say thank you. It has been a real life changing experience and I really appreciate everybodys support and prayers. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!! XOXO!!!