Three Apalachee football players were first-team selections, and several other Wildcats also garnered recognition on the GHSA Region 8-AAAAA all-region team announced Thursday, Dec. 17.
A team-wide coronavirus-related quarantine has sidelined Apalachee's girls' basketball team, a week after the entire boys' team had to enter a 10-day quarantine due to a player testing positive.
The Apalachee and Winder-Barrow wrestling teams are in similar shape in the early going of the 2020-21 season.
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After a late start on the season, the Commerce wrestling team at last has a full squad — and not a moment too soon.
The Commerce girls' basketball team beat Towns County 39-37 Tuesday (Jan. 12), while the boys lost 79-65.
The Commerce girls’ basketball team again found a way to win despite being beset with usual circumstances.
When asked, East Jackson girls’ coach Cherrelle Pullen wouldn’t necessarily say she’s “pleased” with her team’s 5-1 start. She said that might imply complacency.
The East Jackson competition cheerleading team picked up another win, placing first in Class AAA Saturday (Jan. 9) at Dacula.
East Jackson’s Austin Ackerman picked up a first-place finish and set two school records at the Shiver Me Timbers meet Saturday (Jan. 9) hosted by Tallulah Falls in Clarksville.
LOGANVILLE — The Loganville girls’ basketball team is ranked No. 5 in the state and leading Region 8-AAAAA. On Thursday, the Red Devils showed why.
As Jackson County enters a new wrestling region, it also enters one without a clear-cut favorite in the duals ranks.
In the midst of its region schedule, the Jefferson girls' basketball team took a break from 8-AAAA play and scored a major non-region win.
Here is a rundown of local basketball action for Tuesday, Jan. 12:
Jefferson wrestling coach Kyle Baird said his guys are probably growing tired of hearing his voice in practice — and they’ve been practicing for a while.
TUESDAY UPDATE: Madison County’s varsity boys’ basketball team defeated Chestatee 71-64, improving to 5-7 overall and 3-1 in Region 8-AAAA. Four players scored in double figures: Peyton South, 20 points; Omari Rucker, 15; Donnie Graham, 12; and Nolan Hill, 10
When star point guard Kayla McPherson was in the game the past few years, teams were reluctant to press Madison County, because the North Carolina signee, who was lost to injury this year, wou…
Advancing from the region to the state duals will take quality work on the mat, but it will also mean getting everyone to the mat.
Winder-Barrow senior defensive end Jacob Merrifield headlined the Bulldoggs’ list of all-GHSA Region 8-AAAAAA selections, as he was voted the region’s defensive player of the year.
Jacob Merrifield knew going into his senior season that he was well on track to earn a college football scholarship at the FBS level.
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Commerce drag racer Susan Spikes, a two-time track champion, scored her first win of the 2020 season with a victory in the Super Pro division Saturday (Sept. 19) racing at Atlanta Dragway.
Three local drivers were Saturday (Aug. 8) winners at the Atlanta Dragway.
Junior drag racer Cooper Hancock of Commerce picked up another victory in the 10-12-year-old division at Atlanta Dragway.
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