Commerce distance runner Demarco Hernandez has signed a track and field and cross country scholarship with Emmanuel College. Pictured are (front row, L to R) Hernandez, Vanessa Hernandez (mother), (back row) Chas Hardy (track coach) and Mark Hale (XC coach).
Before starting the Class A duals state finals Saturday in Macon, Commerce lost the coin flip to Trion. It wouldn’t be the only loss on the day.
Commerce wrestling has been the king of Class A, winning six-straight state duals and traditional titles, and after breezing through the Area 6-A duals on Saturday (Jan. 11), the Tigers have their eye on the state throne once again.
The Commerce swim team competed at the Shiver Me Timbers meet at Ruby Fulbright on Jan. 11.
After almost three weeks away from the pool, the Commerce swim team made its return last Saturday (Jan. 4).
With seven region road games looming, the Commerce boys' basketball team wanted to leave the home fans with something special, since they won't be back in Commerce until Jan. 28.
Even though Commerce was down three starters during a tri-duals meet at Mountain View, the Tigers still managed to earn quite a few pins and a win against a Class AAAAAAA school.
In the early stages of Monday's (Dec. 30) game between Jackson County and Commerce, it was a battle of the No. 1s for both sides.
The Commerce Tiger wrestling team had its first out-of-state wrestling tournament over the weekend (Dec. 20-21) and was able to garner good results.
If the Commerce boys' basketball team wanted wins for Christmas, it has them in abundance.
The Commerce girls' basketball team ended its three-day visit in Athens with an emphatic 51-25 win over Athens Christian Dec. 21.
If there's one thing Commerce girls' basketball coach Brad Puckett has wanted to see consistently since the start of the season it's balance on offense.
The Commerce girls led the way for the Tigers at the Eagle Invitational Dec. 14 at Riverside Military Academy.
The Commerce High School wrestling team didn't have its full arsenal Saturday (Dec. 14) in Social Circle.
The Commerce Tigers may have had only seven wrestlers at the Panther Invitational, but those competitors made the most of the opportunities.
The Commerce boys' basketball team has already doubled its win total from the 2018-19 season, and the season is only five games old.
Former Commerce High School running back Cole Chancey is making waves in the college game.
Commerce's early-season momentum came to a screeching halt Tuesday (Dec. 3) thanks to Galloway's sharp-shooting ability in the first half.
When Bryanna Sanders made back-to-back 3-pointers to close out the first quarter vs. Galloway, the Commerce Lady Tigers led 16-15.
The Commerce Tigers football program boasts a rich history, but few games equal the 1964 first round playoff thriller against the South Habersham Rebels. Fifty-five years later the game stands as one of the most exciting and bizarre finishes in Commerce Tigers lore.
Bryanna Sanders made Tuesday night's home game vs. Oglethorpe County look like pre-game shootaround.
For Commerce head coach Russ Gregg, having a group play together consistently has been lacking within the program.
The 2019-20 Commerce boys' basketball team opened the season with a road win at Lake Oconee Academy.
Going into the fourth quarter of the Commerce Tigers' season opener at Lake Oconee Academy, the Tigers trailed by a point.
Commerce owned the scoreboard and the clock at intermission Friday at Larry Campbell Stadium in Lincolnton. Unfortunately, the walk back to the locker room after the final buzzer was a more somber experience.
Commerce hasn’t played Lincoln County in eight years, but the Tigers will face a team looking much like the Red Devils of old.
The Commerce High School girls’ swimming team finished near the top of the field of teams at Saturday’s (Nov. 16) North Hall meet at Frances Meadows Aquatic Center.
It was a night of ponchos, blankets and umbrellas in Tiger town — and mud, lots of mud.
The Commerce competitive cheerleading team proved itself as one of Class A Public's best with a second-place finish Friday (Nov. 15) at the state meet in Columbus.
After putting together the biggest comeback in program history to end the regular season, the Commerce Tigers' focus now comes back to the next task at hand: the Class A Public state playoffs.
In his third year at the helm in Commerce, head coach Russ Gregg is excited for the new season of basketball to begin.
If you were to ask Commerce head girls' basketball coach Brad Puckett about the makeup of his team, one word could come to mind: balance.
When Commerce’s Sam Roach scored his third touchdown of the second half with 16 seconds left during Friday night’s game vs. George Walton, the Tigers were an extra point away from erasing a 21-0 deficit.
The Commerce Tigers are coming off a 31-point win over Riverside Military Academy, and now the regular-season finale is in their sights.
The Commerce swimming season got started with multiple top finishers at the Nov. 2 Habersham Central Rocking Raider Meet.
The Commerce competition cheer Tigers had a week off to prepare for last Saturday's (Nov. 2) competition at Dawson County.
The Commerce wrestling program has been one of the more dominating programs in the state.
CARROLLTON — Commerce’s cross country team has been on the placers’ podium many times in Carrollton. But the view might have seemed a little bit different Saturday.
The Commerce Tigers' offense is showing that it's a well-oiled machine through nine games of the 2019 season, and game No. 9 Friday night (Nov. 1) at Riverside Military Academy may have been the best production yet.
The Commerce football team got back to its winning ways after taking down Towns County last Friday (Oct. 25) 56-16.
The Commerce High School cross country program is flexing its muscle just at the right time.
Up 6-4 in the top of the fifth inning Saturday (Oct. 26) in Columbus, the Commerce Tigers were six outs away from a date with Gordon Lee in the Class A Public state title game.
The Commerce football team bounced back from a loss to Hebron Christian with a 56-15 home victory over Towns County last Friday (Oct. 25).
The Commerce Cheer Tigers had what head coach Beverly Sailers described as an "off week" during the team's competitive competition at South Forsyth (Oct. 19).
Another Friday night in Commerce means another test for the Commerce Tigers football team.
To say the Commerce softball team is excited to make its trip to Columbus for the Elite Eight, and possibly a run for the Class A Public state title, may be an understatement.
The old adage of there's a first time for everything was true last Friday (Oct. 18) in Commerce.
Last season, Commerce and Hebron Christian were locked in a four-quarter battle.
The Commerce competition cheerleading squad made it back-to-back wins after taking first place in Saturday's (Oct. 12) competition at Peachtree Ridge.
In 2017 and 2018, the Commerce Tigers’ playoff run started in the Sweet 16, but it also ended in the Sweet 16.
After fumbling the opening kickoff, and scoring only 14 first-quarter points, the Commerce Tigers kicked into another gear in the second quarter.
After having another bye week, the Commerce Tigers return to the field, but they will be on the road when they hit the gridiron.
The Commerce boys finished 24th out of 32 teams at the Mountain Invitational (Oct. 3) in Helen.
Commerce's competitive cheerleading squad took first in its division during Saturday's (Oct. 5) competition at Buford High School.
Three seasons ago, the Commerce Tigers were struggling to find wins, but three years later, the Tigers can’t stop winning region championships.
Two games into the Region 8-A tournament and the road to the region title runs through the Commerce Tigers.
After losing the regular-season finale at Hebron Christian, the Commerce Tigers softball team extracted revenge during the opening round of the Region 8-A tournament on Monday (Sept. 30).
COMMERCE – Some games you can look at the score and know exactly how it played out. Friday night’s (Sept. 27) game between Madison County and Commerce is an exception.
The Commerce Tigers showed at Providence Christian Academy that the loss to Hart County on Sept. 6 wasn't going to linger.
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