Rabun Gap wrestlers take down two opponents

The Rabun Gap-Nacoochee wrestlers won seven matches by pin and two others by technical fall last Friday while sweeping North Raleigh Christian and host Southlake Christian in Huntersville, N.C. The Eagles recorded four falls — three in the first period — in beating North Raleigh, 41-27.

Future is bright for TFS swimming after record-breaking season

The success of the Tallulah Falls School swim teams throughout the 2020-21 season can be gauged on the common theme of breaking records.  That’s what the TFS swimmers at both the middle-school and high-school level did on an almost weekly basis throughout the season.

Wildcats’ Clark catches on at East Tennessee State

Wide receiver Adriel Clark made quite the impression in his only season at Rabun County High.  He had a huge impact on the record books, too.

Toccoa Falls is next up for Indians’ Clouatre

Tallulah Falls School baseball standout Chathan Clouatre’s future diamond pursuits will keep him close to home. After a mostly uncomplicated recruiting process, the all-state catcher signed a letter of intent Feb. 3 with Toccoa Falls College.

Eagles’ Anderson wants to make mark at Berry

The qualities Gavin Anderson sees in Rabun Gap-Nacoochee resemble Berry College, where the standout defensive lineman will continue his football endeavors. The Eagle’s college plans became official in a lively Feb. 3 signing ceremony at Rabun Gap’s Andrew Ritchie Gymnasium.

TFS spiker Carlan finds fit with Truett-McConnell

Tallulah Falls School senior Abby Carlan put pen to paper Feb. 3, making good on her commitment to play volleyball at Truett-McConnell University.

RCHS wrestler Watts reaches 152-pound state title match

Rabun County High wrestler Miles Watts won his first three matches at the state traditional tournament Tuesday in Macon and advanced to the Class AA 152-pound final.  The sophomore was one of five Wildcats to reach state through Area 8 competition last Friday at Banks County.

’Cats paste Panthers for sixth win

The Rabun County High boys dribblers reached the Region 8-AA tournament on a convincing note, hammering visiting rival Union County, 59-34 Monday night.  Many saw action at Ken Byrd Court as the ’Cats closed the regular season with their sixth win overall and third in 8-AA.

Ladycats maul Union to end regular season, look to region tourney

A lopsided home victory over Union County Monday sealed a 17-5 regular season for the third-ranked Rabun County High girls hoopsters.  Their attention turns to the Region 8-AA tournament starting this week at Banks County.

East Hall poses little trouble for RCHS in tennis openers

Not dropping more than four games in any match, the Rabun County High boys and girls tennis teams beat East Hall last Thursday in their openers at the Wildcat courts. The girls lost just six games total over five matches in a 5-0 triumph.