Despite leading for most of Friday’s (Jan. 7) game against region rival Greenbrier, the Apalachee boys’ basketball team came away empty-handed.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy Knights fell short against Georgia Force Christian on Friday (Jan. 14) in region play.
A dominant fourth quarter provided the cushion necessary for Bethlehem Christian to defeat Westfield in Tuesday's region matchup.
The Bethlehem Christian Academy Knights dominated the HALO Wolfpack in an unusual game on Tuesday (Jan. 4).
Leila Bailey is the Athlete of the Week. “Leila is a straight A student, team player and always goes above and beyond,” stated cheerleading coaches Abby Ramsey and Noel Ventrice.
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From 2014-to-2019, no wrestling duals team in Class A was better than Commerce.
East Jackson’s “second season” began in triumphant fashion Friday (Jan. 7) against Oconee County.
The future of Jackson County wrestling looks bright after a strong showing at the USA Wrestling Large Schools State Duals.
The 18 seniors across the Jackson County girls’ and boys basketball teams had a special night Friday (Jan. 14) against region rival Johnson.
Since the GHSA began awarding state championships for wrestling duals in 2002, no school has dominated the discipline as much as Jefferson.
The Jefferson swimming team ended the regular season with a monumental victory Saturday (Jan. 15) at the North Georgia Championships in Calhoun.
The Winder-Barrow boys' basketball were taken down by the region rival Buford on Saturday (Jan. 15).
As a youngster, Braselton native Graham Campbell regularly competed at the quarter midget track above Lanier Raceplex.
Walking around Lanier Raceplex this month, you'll see lot of familiar faces from the track's rich history.
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