The Commerce baseball team led for the majority of its state quarterfinals doubleheader with Charlton County, but the big innings belonged to the Indians as the Tigers saw their season end.

The Commerce baseball team enjoyed a stellar regular season with its first region title in 25 years. Now, it’s fast at work on a memorable postseason.

Commerce track and field coach Chas Hardy coach said the focus is never on the competition, just Tiger athletes improving. But that didn’t mean taking home a region title wasn’t satisfying.

Commerce and Bowdon faced each other on the Tigers’ home turf back in February. They’ll do it again on Wednesday but with much higher stakes. 

Mark Hollars isn’t from Georgia and has only been coaching in the state for five years. But he was well aware of Commerce’s football tradition and wanted to be part of it.

Commerce soccer players Chloe Diaz and Ivy Tolbert have been known get a bit chippy with each other on the soccer field.

It was a title defense — just one that was on hold for a year.

Abby Tolbert remembers when things weren’t always this way. That’s why Monday’s victory meant a little more for the senior.

Here's a rundown of recent spring sports action:

The Commerce baseball team suffered a seven-run loss Wednesday to a Class AAA top-10 Franklin County squad armed with a deep pitching staff. But, in many ways, coach Steve Cotrell gleaned what he needed from the non-region game.

After a week-long stay in Florida, the Commerce baseball team might have had a little lag from the road but was sharp enough late to salvage a region win Monday.

The Commerce baseball team returns to more familiar competition this week after a three-game tour of the Sunshine State. The Tigers also hope to return to the win column.

The Class A-Public No. 1-ranked Commerce girls’ soccer team piled up the goals again last week as the team continues to obliterate all competition.

The Commerce boys’ soccer team will continue playing on past the regular season.

Commerce baseball team continues an out-of-state tour of Florida teams this week as the Tigers take a break from the region schedule several hundred miles from Northeast Georgia.

In one of the more surprising turn-of-events involving local football in recent memory, former Commerce head coach Michael Brown will join the staff just down the road at Jefferson.

In a display of just how dominant this year’s Commerce girls’ soccer team is, not even the state’s No. 2-ranked team could avoid being mercy-ruled by the unbeaten and unchallenged Tigers.

In a major development in the local high school football coaching ranks, Michael Brown has announced his resignation as Commerce’s head coach.

The Class A Public No. 1-ranked Commerce girls’ soccer team won another lopsided game and now sits at 10-0 past the midway point in what’s been a remarkably dominant spring.

The Commerce boys’ soccer team picked up a much-needed region win Friday (March 19) to keep its state playoff hopes afloat.

The Commerce baseball team’s 11-game winning streak came to an end during a Saturday doubleheader with Washington-Wilkes but the Tigers still left the ball park with momentum in hand.

Chloe Diaz doesn’t go into games looking to set scoring records, according to her coach. But the goals come in droves anyway.

After a trio of easy wins last seek, the stakes are much greater for the Commerce baseball team this week as tries to protect a 10-game winning streak. 

The Commerce girls’ soccer team continues to dominate any team crossing its path as it routed Class A No. 7-ranked Lake Oconee Academy 10-0 Monday (March 15) on the road, improving to 9-0.

Commerce baseball coach Steve Cotrell said his team doesn’t wow anyone in pre-game warm-ups.

The Jefferson girls’ soccer team continues to blister its competition, notching its third-straight 10-0 win Friday (March 5) with a home region victory over Chestatee.

Here's a rundown of recent spring sports action:

EDISON — After cementing itself in Tiger history by becoming the first team in 32 years to reach the Final Four, the Commerce girls’ basketball team fell just short of adding to that legacy.

Commerce improved to 7-2 with its sixth win in a row after a 12-2 domination of crosstown opponent East Jackson Friday (March 5) at home.

The Commerce baseball team enters a crosstown matchup with East Jackson Friday (March 5, 5:55 p.m.) riding a five-game winning streak.

To put in perspective how long it’s been since the Commerce girls’ basketball team has played in the Final Four, coach Brad Puckett offered a historical reference.

Dogged defense has Commerce continuing on one of its deepest postseason runs in program history.