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City Connect jerseys show Dalton pride on a high school baseball team

Staff photo by Matt Hamilton/ Christian Heritage School's Sawyer Corn fires a pitch during the game against Chattooga High in Dalton on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.
Staff photo by Matt Hamilton/ Christian Heritage School's Sawyer Corn fires a pitch during the game against Chattooga High in Dalton on Tuesday, April 8, 2025.

Sawyer Corn has played baseball since he was 3, and he dreams of going as far in the sport as the playing field will take him. He has always loved the game and now has an opportunity to play in college.

Corn is a junior at Christian Heritage School, which is following the lead of Major League Baseball by promoting home cities on jerseys through the City Connect program. For Christian Heritage, that means promoting Dalton’s history as Carpet City.

Corn said the city concept was Athletic Director Mike Roby’s idea. He wanted to do something Christian Heritage had never done before.

“It’s something that, like, not a lot of teams get to do,” Corn said in a phone interview about the initiative. “We’re really fortunate to have something like this.”

(READ MORE: New Dalton logo seeks to capture the fabric of the community)