Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School has announced the appointment of Joe Sturdivant as head football coach after a competitive global search encompassing many accomplished candidates.
The Banks County tennis teams scored their second sweep of visiting Rabun County March 12, winning both the boys and girls matches, 5-0.
When the subject is COVID-19 and its effects on spring high- and middle-school athletics in Rabun County, the only thing that is certain is uncertainty.
The March 10 rematch between the Wildcats and East Hall ended the same as the first meeting: a Rabun sweep.
Tallulah Falls middle-school track and field athletes broke several school records at the Hebron Christian Invitational last Thursday, the last day before interscholastic competition halted due to
A 10-run seventh with seven walks, six hits and five wild pitches turned a stalemate into a 13-3 Rabun Gap-Nacoochee waltz March 11 at Walhalla, S.C.
A 5-3 loss at Johnson of Gainesville March 11 dropped the Tallulah Falls baseball Indians to 4-4 on the abbreviated season.
Student-athletes from Tallulah Falls School celebrated the culmination of the winter sports season in a March 11 banquet at The Dillard House.
Getting contributions from everyone in the order Monday, the Rabun County baseball Wildcats routed visiting Johnson of Gainesville, 12-2 for their first victory of the season.
Tallulah Falls juniors Brinson Hall of Mount Airy and Maggie Jackson of Clarkesville each finished with a score of 82, tying for first place in the West Hall Invitational last Saturday at Chateau E