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This Week in Mavs Sports

Girls Golf vs. Chapman @ Holly Tree 4:30

Football 'C' & JV @ Woodmont 5:30/6:30pm

Volleyball vs Greenville 5:30/6:30pm

Friday 9/3

Varsity Football vs. Woodmont 7:30pm

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Welcome Coach Gheesling

Mauldin HS Welcomes Corey Gheesling- New Head Boys Lacrosse Coach

Coach Gheesling comes to Mauldin after spending the last two years as Head JV Coach/Varsity Offensive Coordinator at Greenville High School where he helped the Red Raiders to two South Carolina State Championships.  Corey is also an assistant director for Excell Storm lacrosse, an elite travel lacrosse team that operates out of Greenville.  Corey began playing lacrosse in Alpharetta, GA in middle school.  He went on to be a four-year letterman at Milton High School where he was named to the 2005 and 2006 Georgia All-State squads as a midfielder.  In addition to being named all state, Corey earned Milton’s Coach’s award his Sophomore year, Team MVP his Junior year, and Best Midfielder his Senior year at Milton.  Corey played on the DoubleStixx SouthEastern All-Stars in the offseason.  Coming out of high school, Corey choose to play at the club level while attending Furman University.  As a freshman, Corey earned Southeastern Lacrosse Conference Freshman of the Year and All-SELC as well as ranking in the top-10 nationally in points-per game.  Corey served as secretary and vice-president of the lacrosse club during his collegiate career.  Corey graduated in May 2010 with a Bachelors of Arts in History and Sociology from Furman and was married to Kelsey Gheesling in June 2010.  The Gheesling’s look forward to establishing a championship-caliber program at Mauldin by focusing on leadership development, discipline, accountability, and sportsmanship.  Coach Gheesling can be reached at mauldinlacrosse@yahoo.com.

Volleyball News

MAVS WIN IN THREE AGAINST GREENVILLE, 25-11, 26-24, 25-23

MAVS WIN FIRST MATCH AGAINST WADE HAMPTON, 25-13, 25-16, 15-25, 25-15

The Lady Mavs opened the 2010 regular season campaign on Tuesday night against the Wade Hampton Lady Generals in the MHS Gymanasium and it didn't take long for the Mavs to hit their stride. Fueled by an early service run by Junior Katie Faith, the Mavs quickly jumped to a 10-2 lead forcing the Generals coach to burn his first time out. But the time out was not going to slow down the Mavs in game 1. With Senior Co-Captain Heather Granger booming kills down the line and across the court as well as serving up a couple of aces, the Mavs easily rolled in Game 1 25-13.

In game 2, the Generals were able to hang tough for the first portion of the game, with the teams essentially trading points up to an 8-8 tie. But then the three headed attack of Granger, Sophomore Middle Hitter Kentra Washington and Junior Middle Hitter Laura Woodlee took over. After a couple of kills by each of these players during the run, the Mavs had raced to a 19-12 lead. From there the Mavs comfortably put away the Generals 25-16 with the closing point a kill by Faith.

In game 3, things started out the same way, with the Mavs jumping to a 10-6 lead and it looked like the sweep was on. But the Generals took command and the Mavs play went sloppy. Despite 7 kills by Granger in the game, the Generals closed the game with a 19-5 run to extend the match to a 4th game.

But in game 4, the Mavs picked the pace back up jumping to a quick 13-2 lead thanks to 4 Woodlee kills and 2 aces. After trading points throughout the middle portion of the game, Washington and Woodlee put the finishing touches on the game and the match with kills for points 22 and 24 and a Wade Hampton service error on match point gave the Mavs the victory 25-15.

Next up for the Lady Mavs is a match with Greenville High at MHS Thursday night at 6:30. Go Mavs!

Girls Tennis News

 Lady Mavs Tennis open the season with a 6-0 win again TL Hanna!!

Great job girls!!

Cross Country Teams place 1st at Christ Church

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The boys and girls cross country teams placed 1st Wednesday at the Christ Church meet against Christ Church and Greenville Tech Charter school.  Junior Brittany Williams led the Lady Mavs with a 2nd place finish and Senior Michael Moore led the boys team with a 2nd place finish. Results will be posted when we receive them from the host school. 

Brittany Williams and Michael Moore (Team Captains) lead the Mavs Cross Country team at CCES.

Class of 2010 Alumni Athletes

Taylor Hudson signs autographs at East Carolina   Kelsey Starr joins Clemson Cheer

Varsity Football Website Reporter

We are still looking for a Varsity Football parent to volunteer to be the team website reporter for GoMavs. If we can't find a website reporter for the team, then the Football team will not get coverage on GoMavs. Please, consider volunteering...

Swim Teams News

  Girls Win Over Dorman 154-132

Coach Gettys spoke about the girls' performance at Tuesday night's meet, "Coach Daniel and I were very pleased with the girls' win over Dorman.  The girls worked very hard in pulling out some very close races.  It was exciting and very close until the very last relay.  We are really proud of them! ...  We have a very young team, both the girls and boys; we continue to see improvement each week.  We are very pleased with everyone's effort tonight."

Morgan Brooks and Danielle Galyer led the girls' team in scoring, finishing first in all of their individual events.  MaKayla Brooks out-touched Dorman's Riley Laseter by one one-hundredth to take third for the team in the 200M Free, while Emily Mason took fifth.  In another close finish, Ashley Spivey beat out Dorman's Hannah Raymond by the same amount in the 50M free, finishing third.  Liz Mooney and Cary Cottrell took second and third in the 200IM, as did Alex Stone and Emily Mason in the 100M Free.   Finishing third and fourth were MaKayla Brooks and Ali Galyer in the 100 Butterfly, Emily Kouten and Ashley Spivey in the 500 Free, and Ali Galyer and Laura Tanzey in the 100 Breaststroke.  Lauren Price took second behind Danielle Galyer in the 100M Backstroke, scoring more points for the girls.

The girls team did a great job against Dorman and are getting ready for the next meet againt JL Mann.

Boys Put up a Good Fight against Dorman

"The boys kept the score very close with Dorman- they had a much older and bigger team than us, but the guys hung in there and did a great job!  We have a very young team, both girls and boys; we continue to see improvement each week.  We are very please with everyones effort tonight", said Coach Gettys.

Jackson Gaido led the boys team in scoring in the dual meet with Dorman, adding 14 to the 124 total Mauldin points against Dorman's 151.  Gaido out-touched Dorman's Tim Few to win the 500M free, which was one of the most exciting races of the night.  

Proving that this young team has some depth, Mauldin's 'B' relay, out-swam Dorman's 'B' relay in two out of three races.  Mitchell Hornaday, Taylor Cottrell, Anthony Rizzo, and Trey Cottrell swam the medley relay.  On the 200M Free relay were Anthony Rizzo, Taylor Cottrell, Trey, Cottrell, and Trey Wall. 

Pearson Mann, Eric Singleton, and Thad Wassynger all had second and third place finishes in their individual events, scoring 11 points each for the team.