It took two extra innings to seal the deal but the Apalachee High School baseball team recorded its first win of the 2020 campaign in its home opener against Walnut Grove on Friday, Feb. 14.
There was no Cinderella championship run through the GHSA Region 8-AAAAAA tournament this year for the Apalachee boys’ basketball team.
MACON — The Bethlehem Christian Academy boys’ basketball team knew it would have to play practically mistake-free to have a shot at knocking off defending state champion The Heritage School of Newnan on Saturday, Feb. 22, in the GISA Class AAA quarterfinals at Tattnall Square Academy.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy girls’ basketball team nearly pulled off a surprising upset in the first round of the GISA Class AAA playoffs on Tuesday, Feb. 18, but couldn’t hold onto a late…
The Bethlehem Christian Academy baseball team has its eyes on a new season with a new coach.
Former Banks County High School student and lifelong Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan, Kacey Reynolds, who was granted his Make-A-Wish experience of announcing the Bucs' first-round selection during last year's NFL Draft, died Sunday (Feb. 23) after a three-year battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma. He was 20.
For the first time since 1995, the Banks County boys' basketball team finds itself in the Elite Eight of the state playoffs.
The Banks County baseball team's young season continued to see great signs ahead of region play with two stellar games on Saturday (Feb. 22).
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Between the rain showers over the last week, some baseball has been able to get played.
A tough night in the field made for a tough night on the scoreboard for the East Jackson baseball team.
The Jackson County girls’ soccer team is off to a 3-0-1 start and could really begin to get on a roll now with its lineup coming into form.
The Jackson County boys’ soccer team is off to a 3-2 start with its offense producing at a more efficient rate.
A look at this year's Jackson County boys' track and field team:
The Jefferson boys’ basketball team likes to push the tempo, but so does its state quarterfinals opponent – a lot.
Jefferson and Greater Atlanta Christian will meet again in the state tournament with the stakes a little bit higher this time around.
Madison County’s stint in the state tournament lasted longer than usual, but the Red Raiders fell in the second round to No. 1 seed Woodward Academy.
DANIELSVILLE – The Madison County track and field team hosted Morgan County and Washington-Wilkes for a tri-meet Tuesday night and both boys’ and girls’ squads came in first place.
DANIELSVILLE - The Madison County girls’ soccer team has been on a roll as of late, most recently defeating Cedar Shoals at home.
Jordan Najafi has been a familiar face for the Winder-Barrow High School fast-pitch softball program.
The Jackson County youth wrestling program has extended its dominance.
The West Jackson Middle School girls' sixth-grade team recently won its league championship with an undefeated season.
Both the Jefferson boys’ and girls’ middle school teams wrapped up dominating seasons in dominating fashion.
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