February 2026 source: Zachary Davis, Flying Queens Museum To celebrate In Their Own Words: Stories from Hale County exhibit, we would like to share another story straight from a Flying Queen. Jamie Horacek-Rodriguez played from 1978-82, the following is her account of the events that lead to her joining the Flying Queens: “I had a…
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Patsy Neal Joins the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame
Patsy Neal, Flying Queen from 1956-60 and a native of Elberton, Georgia, was among 10 former athletes inducted to the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in a ceremony on Feb. 21, 2026. The weekend festivities included a jacket ceremony on Feb. 20 and a FanFest/autograph session on the 21st.
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FLYING QUEENS MUSEUM: PROGRAM & IMPACT REPORT, 2025-EARLY 2026
Major Event: Nights at the MabeeOne of the museum’s most successful programs of 2025 was “Nights at the Mabee”, a living-history event held throughout the Mabee Regional Heritage Center. The event brought together community members, current student-athletes, and local history enthusiasts through immersive experiences and interactive programming. In the Flying Queens Museum:• A local community…
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source: Flying Queens Museum Today, we shine a spotlight on their extraordinary 131-game winning streak from 1953 to 1958. This remarkable feat was accomplished by five teams, comprising 31 players and two coaches, showcasing unparalleled talent and unwavering determination. Led by Coach Caddo Mathews, the streak began in 1953 with a resounding victory over Dowell’s…
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