Kennel Assistant, Equipment Operator Needed in North Fulton

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Whether you're unemployed and need a job or you are just sick of the one you have, Patch wants to help. We know new jobs can be hard to come by these days, which is why we'll try to post a selection of jobs we've found in the area on the site each week. Happy hunting! Director – Georgia State University Alpharetta Center – Alpharetta The Georgia State University center in Alpharetta is hiring a director to manage day-to-day operations. Applicants should have a Bachelor’s degree in a related field, as well as six or more years of supervisory experience, good communication skills and the ability to multi-task. More information about this position can be found online. Equipment Operator –  City of Roswell The city of Roswell is hiring an …

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Milton High Soccer Player Signs with Georgia State

Anna Hilpertshauser will be joined by former St. Francis High–and current Centennial–standout Danielle Paz on the team next year.

A Milton High and a former St. Francis High standout now attending Centennial have both signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Georgia State women's soccer team beginning in the fall 2012 season. Anna Hilpertshauser of Milton High School and Danielle Paz of Centennial High, a former St. Francis High standout, are members of  the school's recruiting class of 2016, which is comprised of eight Georgia natives with just one signee hailing from outside the state lines. "We are really excited for our 2012 season," said head coach Derek Leader. "It will be a fresh start for both our returners and newcomers. We can't wait to get this new group to campus and begin working with them. The mixture we will have with 21 veterans and nine …

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Alpharetta High's Bryant Signs to Play Baseball at Georgia State

Congratulations to Alpharetta High School senior baseball player McCauley Bryant, who signed a national letter of intent to continue his playing career at Georgia State University. McCauley is joined in the picture by his parents Kim and Tony, sister Katie, AHS Head Coach Steve Bohn, and AHS Athletic Director Kirk Alexander.

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Alpharetta Native Earns Rookie of the Week Honors

Cochran, a GSU goalie, posted back-to-back shutouts.

Georgia State men’s soccer goalkeeper CJ Cochran, an Alpharetta native, earned the Colonial Athletic Association’s Rookie of the Week for the week ending Oct. 2. The redshirt freshman, an Alpharetta High graduate, posted back-to-back shutouts in GSU’s 1-0 victories at N.C. State on Tuesday and against Hofstra on Saturday. He made three saves to lead the Panthers to their first victory in school history over the Wolfpack and GSU’s first victory over an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent in 10 years. He made one stop to help Georgia State earn its first CAA victory of the season over Hofstra on Saturday. Cochran is tops in the CAA this season with a .879 save percentage. He’s also second in the league in goals against average (0.64), third …

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Alpharetta Goalie Holds NC State Scoreless in GSU Men's Soccer

Cochran manages a fourth shutout this season.

Raleigh, N.C.—Freshman C.J. Cochran held NC State scoreless as sophomore midfielder Jamal Keene buried the match’s lone goal in the 11th minute to lead the Georgia State men’s soccer team to a 1-0 victory at NC State Tuesday night. The win was Georgia State’s (6-2-2) first ever victory over NC State (3-4-2) in three tries and was its first win over an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent since travelling to No. 6 Clemson and upsetting the Tigers 2-1 on Sept. 5, 2001. Keene, a sophomore transfer student, scored his first goal in a GSU uniform and became the eighth player to score a goal for GSU this season. Keene teamed with classmate Stephen McGill on a give-and-go from just outside the 18-yard box to spring the early chance for GSU. Keene …

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Alpharetta Goalie Helps Keep Delaware Out of Goal Until Last Minute

Georgia State men's soccer team loses for the first time in five games.

A goal in the 89th minute was enough to end the Georgia State men’s soccer team’s five-match unbeaten streak as the Panthers fell at Delaware 1-0 Saturday night. GSU (5-2-1, 0-1) goalkeeper C.J. Cochran of Alpharetta once again made several key stops throughout to keep the match scoreless until the waning minutes. His diving, finger tip save at the 3:29 mark helped fought away a golden chance for Delaware to take an early lead. The Panthers fought back in the second half after starting slow in the first. “I thought we played a great second half, we created a lot of opportunities,” GSU head coach Brett Surrency said, “We had some chances and we just couldn’t put them away.” The Panthers also had chances to strike first in their Colonial …

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Alpharettan Makes 8 Saves in Georgia State's 3-2 Victory overy FIU

Cochran records another win in his thrid start on the soccer field.

Redshirt freshman C.J. Cochran of Alpharetta made eight saves in his third start to help the Georgia State men’s soccer team beat Florida International University Sunday afternoon, Sept. 18. GSU moved to 5-1-1, its best start since the 2003 season, with a 3-2 victory over FIU Sunday afternoon at Panthersville, according to Randy Lieberman, graduate assistant-Sports Communications at GSU. Goals from sophomore Peter Vania, redshirt senior Ayokunle Lumpkin and the game winner from junior Yasser Majluf led the Panthers over FIU (3-3-2). Georgia State now hasn’t dropped a decision in five-consecutive matches.

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