Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County senior defensive lineman Ryan Yearwood evades Athens Academy quarterback Baynes Collins for a pick-six during the second quarter of Rabun County’s 31-0 win versus Athens Academy on Oct. 9. Yearwood contributed to one of the Wildcats’ defensive touchdowns.
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Photo via Ken Ward/DawgTime. UGA and former Rabun County quarterback Gunner Stockton releases a pass downfield during Georgia’s 20-17 win versus Alabama on Oct. 17. Stockton scored two total touchdowns and had 261 total yards.
Rabun talent stars as Georgia defeats Alabama 20-17
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. RCHS celebrates after a three-run home run by junior River Evans, center, of the Lady Cats’ win over Clarke Central on Oct. 5. Rabun County’s season came to an end in the first round of the playoffs.
RCHS softball’s season comes to end in state playoffs vs. Vidalia
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap director of soccer JC Gonzalez (right center) and RGNS administrators talk with officials after a foul on Rabun Gap that resulted in a RGNS player being inadvertently kicked in the face. RGNS lost 2-0 to Christ School for the second time this season.
Rabun Gap boys soccer falls to rival Christ School, 2-0
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Submitted photo. The Lady Indian cross country team from Tallulah Falls took first place at the Pickens and Grinnin.
Several PRs as Lady Indians claim top spot in Pickens and Grinnin Invitational
Tallulah Falls Lady Indians volleyball collect three All-Region selections
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap players celebrate after the Eagles’ special teams blocked Christian Brothers’ PAT that would sent the game to double overtime. Rabun Gap improved to 3-4 with the 28-27 win over the top team in Missouri. The Eagles have a bye week before playing the Christ School on the road on Oct. 16.
Blocked PAT in overtime secures Rabun Gap victory in St. Louis
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun County softball team celebrates after a three-run home run by junior River Evans, left, in the sixth inning of the Lady Cats’ 15-10 win over Clarke Central on Oct. 5. Evans’ home run was part of a nine-run sixth inning. With the victory, head coach Jessica Evans collected her 200th career win.
Wild comeback lifts Lady Cats to win
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. In the Wildcats’ 45-10 win at Banks County, senior JK Fruster scored three touchdowns to push his season total to 14. On Oct. 9, the “Hall of Fame” ceremony will begin at home at 6:50 p.m.
