The Commerce Tigers put up 218.5 points this past weekend at the 1A Area 8 Region Tournament to be named Region Runner ups in a group of six teams.
The Commerce High School Lady Tigers Bass Fishing team is off to a successful season. The Lady Anglers had their first tournament of the season this past weekend and saw a great deal of success.
The Lady Tigers fell short 70-50 to the Lady Eagles of Athens Christian in a huge region road game last night.
The Commerce Tigers finished off their dual season with a top six finish in the state.
The Lady Tigers fell to the defending state champs, Elbert County 63-17 last night.
The Commerce Wrestling program recently won sectionals and will head to state this upcoming week. The Tigers defeated Washington-Wilkes 69-12 and Mt. Vernon 71-11. The Tigers will head to Trion this weekend to compete alongside the top eight teams in the state of Georgia.
Commerce girls (6-8) suffered a tough 60-24 loss to Rabun County (15-1) Tuesday evening in their first region match up of the season.
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The Lady Tigers recently fell to George Walton Academy 43-31 on Dec. 30.
The Commerce Tigers took fourth place out of 42 teams at Berkmar this past weekend.
The Lady Tigers are 2-6 on the season and the Tigers are 3-7. Both of these teams are on a two game losing streak and are looking to get back into the winning column.
The Lady Tigers are currently 2-4 on the season and the Tigers are 2-5. The Tigers will be back in action Dec. 16 away against Banks County.
At six years old Brayden Phillips developed his love for the sport of wrestling. From a young age he knew this was the sport he would find success.
The Tigers came into the Panther Invitational several wrestlers short of a full line up and picked up a fourth place finish.
The Commerce Lady Tigers are off to a great start. The Lady Tigers are currently 1-0 on the season.
Jackson Morris at only the age of three quickly picked up a basketball and developed a strong passion for the sport. “It came natural to me, when I played recreation ball I was able to lay up since it was easy to me,” Morris explained.
The Commerce Lady Tigers recently defeated Monsignor Donovan 59-1.
The Commerce Tigers fell short 61-51 to Monsignor Donovan.
The Lady Tigers recently defeated Monsignor Donovan by a score of 59-1.
Hailey Harpis and Paige Vickery recently signed their letters of intent to continue their softball career at the next level. Both have been a huge asset to the Commerce softball program.
The Commerce Cheer Tigers placed third over the weekend at the GHSA State Competition held in Macon, Georgia.
The Commerce Tigers season came to a close after losing in the first round of playoffs 45-21 to the Trion Bulldogs.
Ermay Vazquez and Paden Bell have a successful run in Carrollton, Georgia at the 1A State cross country meet. Both Bell and Vazquez went to State as individuals. Vazquez placed 22nd and Bell placed 29th.
The Commerce Tigers recently qualified for the State cheer competition in Macon, Georgia. The Tigers were area runner-ups with a score of 83.5. Commerce will compete on Saturday, Nov. 12.
Jaiden Daniels, a six year old at the time, discovered his love for the game of football. “I just really fell in love with the game after watching my older brothers play,” Daniels explained.
The Commerce Tigers took on the Rabun County Wildcats in their last regular season game and lost 22-27 in a nail biter.
The Commerce Cross Country teams season came to an end this past week. The meet was hosted by Tallulah Falls on Oct. 27.
The Tigers are off to a great competition season thus far. Commerce has won several meets already this year. The Tigers hosted the competition this past weekend and scored but did not compete due to hosting the competition.
The Commerce Tigers fell short to the Elbert County Blue Devils 41-21in their last home game of the season at Ray Lamb Stadium.
The Commerce Tigers wrapped up their season after losing out of their Super Regional held at Prince Avenue Christian School. The Tigers won their first game against Trion 4-2 and moved on to play Prince Avenue in the second game. Commerce came up short 12-4 in their game against Prince and m…
The Commerce Tiger softball team recently finished off their regular season 14-14 overall and 7-1 in region play with their only region loss being to Elbert County. The Tigers advanced to the super regionals at Prince Avenue High School.
The Commerce Tigers defeated the Athens Christian Eagles 49-24 in their first region game of the season.
The Commerce Tigers defeated the Social Circle Redskins 24-21 in a hard fought defensive battle.
The Commerce Tigers defeated Elbert County 4-0 last Thursday. The Tigers conclude their regular game season Saturday, Oct. 15.
The Commerce Tigers defeated the First Presbyterian Day Vikings 31-26 at George S. Johnson Memorial Stadium at Austin Childers Field.
The Commerce Tigers are currently ranked 2nd in the 1A D-1 Region 8. As of Sept. 27 the Tigers are 10-9 on the season and 4-1 in region play.
The Commerce Tigers defeated the Banks County Leopards 17-14 Friday evening at Leopard Stadium in Homer, Georgia.
As a young boy Jack Fagan could always be seen with a football in hand. Fagan grew to be very fond of the sport at the age of eight. “It’s pretty much always been my favorite thing to do,” Fagan explained.
The Commerce Tigers notched another win on homecoming night against the Lincoln County Red Devils 28-12 at Ray Lamb Stadium.
The Commerce High School Tigers football team is currently 1-2 overall and ranks first in the A D1 Region 8. Head coach Mark Hollars is in his second season with the Tigers. “We lost our last game to Hebron Christian 48-34. We had three turnovers that proved to be costly in the final outcome…
The Commerce softball team is currently 2-0 in region play after beating Rabun County this past Thursday 4-2.
The Commerce Tigers fell short to the Hebron Lions 48-34 Friday evening at Ray Lamb Stadium.
The fans showed up early and loud to Ray Lamb Stadium to cheer on the Tigers in their home opener. Tiger fans packed the stands and even packed the lawn in front of the concession stands.
Paige Vickery was like most little girls and wanted to follow in her sister's footsteps. At the age of six, after watching her sister play the game of softball, she decided that was the sport she wanted to be a part of.
The Commerce Tigers made the trip to Simpsonville, South Carolina this past weekend to take on the number one team in the state.
The Commerce High School Tigers are entering a new region this upcoming season and have a unique situation this year with only four teams in their region. Head Coach Mark Hollars and his team are eyeing a region championship this season and are hoping to make a run at a state championship.
Starting out at a young age Hogan had a lot to learn about the sport of wrestling as a whole. “I did not win a normal tournament for like three years,” Poe-Hogan explained.
Ivy Tolbert is one of those “you name it, I’ve played it” athletes. At a young age Tolbert tried all the sports out there such as baseball, soccer, dance, etc. Growing up with an older sister Tolbert was able to watch her play soccer. At just a young age the inspiration sat in and Tolbert kn…
Commerce High School recently hired Sherrard Brantley to take over as the head coach of the boy’s basketball team. Brantley was born and raised in Dublin, Georgia. While in high school at Dublin, Brantley and his team won two state championship basketball titles. One his freshman year and on…
Russ Gregg came back home to Commerce High School in 2017 with the mindset to turn the basketball program at his alma mater around. Gregg was able to take the Tigers from only winning 10 games in three years to a sweet sixteen appearance this past basketball season.
The North/South All-Star Tournament concluded on June 9 resulting in a win for the South team.
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