Region defensive player of year Thompson signs with Berry

Vikings – as decreed through historical lore – were fierce, diligent and knowledgeable competitors. This description is befitting of Chris Thompson, a Rabun County football defensive lineman who signed a national letter of intent on Feb. 2 to play on the next level with the Berry College Vikings.

TFS excels at state championships as girls finish 8th, boys 15th

It was a fantastic finish for the boys and girls varsity squads at the GHSA State Championships Friday-Saturday at Georgia Tech. The Lady Indians placed eighth in Class 1A-3A, while the boys came in 15th place.

Lady Indians MS earn state runner-up finish

The Tallulah Falls middle school swim teams made their final showing of the season a memorable one at the GISA Middle school State Championship Invitational at Georgia Tech Saturday.

Tallulah Falls soccer eases past Rabun County for first wins

GIRLS The first win is in the books for the TFS Lady Indians, who blew past Rabun County in Tuesday’s road match by a 9-1 final. The girls used a 6-0 first half to take full control early. Rabun notched its goal in the second half, but TFS scored three more times to secure the win.

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.

Indians drop second straight; JV teams fall also at Athens Christian

The TFS Indians suffered a second straight loss for the first time this season, and for the first time since February of 2020. The No. 7-ranked Indians fell 54-43 to Athens Christian on the road Friday night.

Ranked Ladycats perfect in region

The Ladycats of Rabun County will look to close out their regular season strong with additional region victories. Ranked No.

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.