Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. e Rabun County Wildcats claimed victory in a barn burner of a football game on the road at Dalton on Sept. 5. RCHS moved to 3-0 on the season with the 49-42 triumph. Here, Wildcat players celebrate with just 24.3 seconds remaining after senior Lake Evans intercepted a Dalton pass to secure the win. The Wildcats will be at Bremen on Friday, Sept. 12
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County senior running back Lake Evans reacts after a touchdown run versus Dalton on Sept. 5. Evans, who finished the game with 84 rushing yards and two touchdowns, would help his Wildcats secure a 49-42 road win by intercepting a Catamount pass in the final moments of the see-saw battle.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County senior Reid Giles celebrates in the end zone following a touchdown versus Dalton in the Wildcats’ 49-42 win on Sept. 5. Giles scored four touchdowns in the road victory as he rolled up 424 all-purpose yards en route to being named the state’s player of the week.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County assistant coach Ty Maxwell chest bumps JK Fruster after the Wildcats make a defensive stop to preserve a 49-42 road win over Dalton on Sept. 5.
DALTON – Toughness and resiliency are two of several characteristics that represent Rabun County. Both of those were on full display in the Wildcats’ 49-42 win over Dalton on Sept. 5.
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