Lakeland Lanier County earns solid win over Bowdon

Lakeland Lanier County notched a win against Bowdon 8-5 for a Georgia high school baseball victory on May 10.

Recently on May 6, Lakeland Lanier County squared off with Ellaville Schley County in a baseball game.

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