Madison County did its best to keep Apalachee in the game Tuesday night, Dec. 10, but a near quadruple-double by Kayla McPherson prevented the Red Raiders from succumbing to their mistakes.
The Madison County boys’ basketball team had a knack for playing close games with more athletic teams. But Apalachee had more advantages than just athleticism.
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The Winder-Barrow boys’ basketball team continued its hot start in its first year under head coach Travis McDaniel, picking up a 60-47 win at North Oconee on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
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Madison County did its best to keep Apalachee in the game Tuesday night, but a near quadruple-double by Kayla McPherson prevented the Red Raiders from succumbing to their mistakes.
With football season now in the rearview mirror and all of his wrestlers out on the mat, Winder-Barrow coach Matt Patton expects to have a full squad for the rest of the season. And at the same time, he’s been encouraged by the performance of his team to this point as the Bulldoggs return se…
The Winder-Barrow boys’ basketball team continued its hot start in its first year under head coach Travis McDaniel, picking up a 60-47 win at North Oconee on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
The undersized and inexperienced Madison County girls’ basketball team was no match for Winder-Barrow’s bigger lineup Tuesday night, Dec. 3.
Professional wrestlers won’t just tangle with one another when they come to Braselton Saturday for a night of bouts. They’ll mix it up with locals, too.
Professional wrestling will return to the Braselton Gym as the School of Morton (SOM) has announced a night of bouts on Dec. 14. Doors open at 6 p.m. Bell time is 7 p.m.
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