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Austin Poffenberger/TFS Athletics. Emre Sungur was fourth in the 200 IM with school record/personal best time of 1:58.81. at the state championships at Georgia Tech.

Austin Poffenberger/TFS Athletics. Emre Sungur was fourth in the 200 IM with school record/personal best time of 1:58.81. at the state championships at Georgia Tech.

TFS showcases swimming heroics this year at school’s Natatorium

As the famous line from “Field of Dreams” goes, “If you build it, they will come.” The Natatorium at TFS is the “it” and the “they” translates to records, both at the personal and school level.

Dampier sisters making immediate splash at Tallulah Falls

It’s unusual for an athlete to come into a program and make an immediate impact and become a leader. Both of those things happened multiplied by two for sisters Montgomery and Madison Dampier when they relocated to Tallulah Falls School from Ocala, Fla.

‘Cats claw their way up to No. 8 in state

Rabun County boys basketball has hit its stride at just the right time as the Wildcats now are ranked eighth in Class AA. The RCHS boys have three remaining regular-season games – one away, two home – prior to the start of the region tournament.

Rabun Gap hoops soaring

The basketball programs of Rabun Gap-Nacoochee scored big victories during the latter part of January – including an overtime thriller for the boys at home against the visiting Asheville School. The RGNS boys game against Christ School of Arden, N.C., that was scheduled for Jan.

Indian tennis teams want to net more wins

Ready or not, the Tallulah Falls School tennis teams are set to open the 2022 season. It comes as a season full of promise for both the boys and girls, coached by Randy Morris. GIRLS The Lady Indians made history last year, advancing to the GHSA State Tournament for the first time ever.

TFS looks to build on baseball playoff run

The natural step for the Indians is to build off last season’s playoff run. TFS put up a program-record 13 wins, finished fourth in the region standings, and played in their first-ever playoff series. This all happened under first-year head coach Justin Pollock.
Photo courtesy of Randy Crump. Austin Ball kicks the ball in action last year for Tallulah Falls. He will be looked upon as a leader for this year's team.

Photo courtesy of Randy Crump. Austin Ball kicks the ball in action last year for Tallulah Falls. He will be looked upon as a leader for this year's team.

TFS boys soccer goes into second year of GHSA after first-ever playoff berth

Last season proved historic for the TFS Indians in more ways than one. It was the first year as part of GHSA, and produced the team’s first-ever state playoff berth, as well as eight wins and the single-season goals record being surpassed by former Tallulah Falls star Max Farris.