The Apalachee volleyball team is going to the Elite Eight in its classification for the first time since 2013.
Apalachee sophomore catcher Sam Woody had the tall task of replacing the graduated Madyson Coe, who had not just been a mainstay at the top of the Wildcats’ lineup and behind the plate for the…
Apalachee volleyball coach Joey Alfonso didn’t have to remind his team, during the timeout huddle, of the position the Wildcats had been in three straight years in the state playoffs: holding …
As Winder-Barrow coach Ed Dudley put it, the 24-hour window of “pouting” after a heartbreaking loss has come and gone, and the Bulldoggs have their eyes firmly set on doing something that no other team in GHSA Region 8-AAAAAA has been able to do over the last four-plus seasons: beat Dacula.
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Bethlehem Christian Academy’s junior high volleyball team won its region tournament Sept. 26 after entering the tournament as a No. 5 seed.
The Lady Leopard volleyball team finished their season last week, but not without some incredible moments and accomplishments along the way.
The Lady Leopards beat Pepperell at home Thursday, 7-2 and 11-1, to make it to the Elite 8. Members of the team are shown after winning the second game Thursday at home. The team plays Vidalia…
The Banks County Cross Country program has had a long-standing tradition of producing top runners and record breakers. This season has been no exception, especially for runners Buck Ledford an…
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The Commerce softball team is headed to the Elite Eight after sweeping Trion 8-0 and 12-5 in the second round of the state tournament Friday (Oct. 23).
The Commerce softball team continued its tear through the postseason, beating Trion 8-0 and 12-5 in a Friday (Oct. 23) doubleheader at home.
Here’s a rundown of football in the county for Friday (Oct. 23):
The East Jackson football team fell to region opponent Monroe Area 42-13 Friday (Oct. 23) to drop to 1-5 on the year.
After six-straight weeks of football and a multitude of injuries, East Jackson is ready to hit the pause button.
Here’s a rundown of football in the county for Friday (Oct. 23):
Here’s a rundown of football in the county for Friday (Oct. 23):
A fully-healed La’Travious Ransom has been welcome sight for Jackson County – but not so much for opposing defenses.
Facing one of the best No. 2 seeds in the state tournament, the Jackson County volleyball team’s season ended with a four-set loss on the road to Northview Tuesday (Oct. 20) in the first round.
The Jefferson football team moved to 7-0 on the year with a rout of region opponent Cedar Shoals 49-0 Friday (Oct. 23).
The Jefferson volleyball team is hungry to make history, and the appetite perhaps only grew stronger after the team earned its way back to the Elite Eight for the first time in four years.
The Raider dugout was ready to explode in jubilation Thursday. Just one more out, and Marist would be done. But the home squad rallied for four runs with two outs to claim game two. That meant Madison County had to ride back somberly to Danielsville, then pack up everything and return Friday…
Well, that was quick. The Red Raiders breezed through round one of the Class AAAA state playoffs only six-and-a-half innings thanks to mercy rules as they piled up 38 runs in two games against…
Madison County has a week to regroup after losing its second region game of the season Friday, a 23-7 setback to Cedar Shoals.
The Winder-Barrow boys’ cross country team may not have had the individual champion at the end of the day Saturday, Oct. 24, but at the end of the day it was them hoisting the trophy.
Winder-Barrow head coach Ed Dudley may not have had any hair to pull from his head Friday night, Oct. 23, in a tight and critical game with Shiloh at W. Clair Harris Stadium. But as the final …
A tough schedule and some early growing pains led to a slow start record-wise this fall, but Winder-Barrow volleyball coach Rob Stover was pleased with the progress his team made throughout th…
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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