Apalachee’s Tony Lotti is as competitive as any other head high school football coach around. And, as he put it bluntly last weekend following a last-minute loss at Jackson County in the Wildcats’ season finale Friday, Nov. 20, “I hate to lose.”
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The 2020-2021 wrestling season for Banks County High School has begun and Coach Kasey Hanley has several key returners, including Evan Clark, Kellon Walley (state finalists), Josh Stapleton an…
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Dreylan Martin broke free from the grasp of Lincoln County tacklers, and Commerce broke free from a string of 17 years without a region title.
The Commerce football won won its first region title since 2003 with a 17-7 win over Lincoln County Friday (Nov. 20).
Commerce High School softball player Rachel Morgan signed her letter of intent with Truett McConnell during a Thursday (Nov. 19) ceremony at the school.
East Jackson’s Austin Ackerman took first in the boys’ 200-yard freestyle and fourth in the 100-yard breaststroke to lead East Jackson Saturday (Nov. 21) at the Turkey Splash in Watkinsville.
East Jackson fell to Stephens County 61-12 Friday (Nov. 20) on the road to close the season at 1-8, ending on an eight-game losing streak.
With only one senior graduating from last year’s lineup, the East Jackson wrestling program continues to build a lineup under coach Andrew Gaddy.
Heading into his team's finale, Jackson County football coach Rich McWhorter wanted his squad’s best week of the season. He got it.
Kalib Clinton has, no doubt, been the driving force for Jackson County the past three seasons. But it might not be Clinton alone powering this year’s Panthers.
Christi Thomas may be a new coach, but her coaching philosophy is very much old-school.
Jefferson’s shooters have the green light, and that was never more evident than Monday.
Jefferson's Riley Holliman nailed a buzzer-beating 3-pointer as the host Dragons beat Franklin County 48-45 Monday in the losers' bracket of the Jackson EMC Thanksgiving Classic.
Livi Blackstock got one senior-season milestone out of the way rather early. The standout guard recorded her 1,000th point Saturday (Nov. 21) in the Jefferson girls’ basketball team’s season-o…
Three Madison County softball standouts were honored before a big crowd at a Monday night signing ceremony at the Comer Travel Museum.
Madison County’s Macy Mullis and Ella Chancey shared the spotlight in the high school gym Nov. 11, smiling and signing the papers that will chart their next step in life.
The year of 2020 has not been easy on many fronts. But Madison County got a welcome stroll on Easy Street Friday, coasting to a 38-6 win at home over East Hall, while dominating both sides of …
Winder-Barrow knew one of its tallest tasks coming into this season would be replacing Harlin Brown, who had been one of the top kicking specialists in north Georgia over the previous three years. And the Bulldoggs have indeed been a work in progress throughout the fall, trying out a handful…
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Second-ranked Buford scored 21 first-quarter points and had no trouble toppling Winder-Barrow 45-7 in a GHSA Region 8-AAAAAA game at Tom Riden Stadium on Friday, Nov. 13., snapping the Bulldog…
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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