Spring has officially sprung, and several teams began and/or continued its regular seasons last Friday and Saturday. Below are the recaps:
 
Baseball: Coach Jeff Rowland's team is on a roll, this time with a 9-4 Friday win over Decatur on the road. The Bears collected nine hits in the effort, while getting some good pitching in the process.
 
At the plate, J.D. Woodham was 2-for-3 with an RBI, Taylor Fuller 2-for-2 with a run scored and one driven in, Matt Luigs had a hit, scored a run, and plated two, and others with hits included Sam Kunz, Grant Bradley, Amaree Griffin, and Marshall Camp.
 
Griffin also picked up the win – he went three innings, gave up one earned run and struck out four. Sam Holland also worked three innings in fanning four and giving up no runs, and Sam Kunz fanned two in his one inning.
 
Soccer: The girls' soccer team came away with a big 2-1 win at Alexander High School in the cold Friday night. Sophia Cardillo had a goal on an assist from Avery Bradley, and Paige Jacquin netted a long free kick to account for the scoring.
 
In goal, Ella Metzner against came up big with several good saves while, in front of her, Alex Talbert and Bev Benedict kept the Alexander strikers at bay.
 
Things didn't go as well for the boys, as they suffered shutout losses to both Westminster and Pace. Still, several stepped up. In the Westminster effort, Bobby Spencer and Cooper Knowles were solid defensively, Matthew Taylor and Thomas Miller had good outings at center back, and Mitchell Bainbridge and Evan Wandtke played well offensively.
 
Against Pace, Bainbridge and Jackson Mullins both had stellar performances.
 
Track: The track team opened up Friday and Coach Joseph Thomas saw some good efforts in the dual meet with Mt Vernon. Heat winners included Edie Coil and Gavin Miles (1,600), Akeela Dover (100, 200, 400), Brayden Bailey (400), Xavier Smiley and Cate Wassenaar (800), and Colt McNamara (shot put). 
 
The meet featured most running events and the shot put – the team will travel to Allatoona Wednesday for a full meet before spring break. 
 
Lacrosse: The girls' had a Family Day Saturday, with the MS, JV, and varsity all competing against Marist. The MS came away with a win, and though the JV and varsity did not, both coaches saw plenty of good things in the efforts.
 
"I'm looking forward to all the good things this team can do," Coach Brittnee Devries said of her varsity.
 
The boys will be in action Tuesday at home vs. Walker. 
 
In other spring sports: Varsity tennis will resume regular season Tuesday against Midtown at Piedmont Park, while the golf team got its practices underway last week and will open regular season soon.