Sports

TFS Athletics. Tallulah Falls Indians and Lady Indians on the TFS “Next-Level Indians” list that now has approximately 90 members this year are seniors Adrijana Albijanic, Austin Ball, Makhi Edgecombe, Ariel Kelsick, Sam Ketch, Henry Rickman, Iva Ristic, Julianne Shirley, Caden Walker, Brianna Walter, Ashlyn Yaskiewicz and Skylyn Yaskiewicz.

TFS Athletics. Tallulah Falls Indians and Lady Indians on the TFS “Next-Level Indians” list that now has approximately 90 members this year are seniors Adrijana Albijanic, Austin Ball, Makhi Edgecombe, Ariel Kelsick, Sam Ketch, Henry Rickman, Iva Ristic, Julianne Shirley, Caden Walker, Brianna Walter, Ashlyn Yaskiewicz and Skylyn Yaskiewicz.

New wave of ‘Next-Level Indians’ sign college Letters of Intent

Twelve student-athletes from Tallulah Falls School were celebrated for signing to play their respective sports at the collegiate level on Thursday, May 23.
TFS Athletics. After the two-day state championship tournament on Monday, May 20 and Tuesday, May 21, the TFS boys golf team placed eighth in Georgia Class A-DI with a team score of 746.

TFS Athletics. After the two-day state championship tournament on Monday, May 20 and Tuesday, May 21, the TFS boys golf team placed eighth in Georgia Class A-DI with a team score of 746.

Wildcat and Indian golf teams finish top 10 in state tourney

The golf teams of Rabun County High School and Tallulah Falls School competed in the boys and girls state tournaments for Georgia Class A Division I on Monday, May 20.
RGNS. RGNS track runners (front left) Peter Pedall, Yussif Kadri, (back left to right) Khory Moss and Owen Madden reached the top of the podium after winning the 4x400 meter relay event at this year’s NCISAA Division I state championship meet.

RGNS. RGNS track runners (front left) Peter Pedall, Yussif Kadri, (back left to right) Khory Moss and Owen Madden reached the top of the podium after winning the 4x400 meter relay event at this year’s NCISAA Division I state championship meet.

Eagle 4x400 team claims state title as RGNS places fifth in state meet

The Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School track and field teams competed in the NCISAA Division I state championship meet at Cary Academy from Friday, May 17, to Saturday, May 18.  Across both the boys and girls teams, there were 35 student-athletes that qualified for the state meet.
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. ABOVE: Talluah Falls School junior outfielder Danny Grant extends his hand into home plate for a run in the state title but is called out after a controversial call that helped Prince Avenue come back and win Game One of this year’s Class A D-I state title.

Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. ABOVE: Talluah Falls School junior outfielder Danny Grant extends his hand into home plate for a run in the state title but is called out after a controversial call that helped Prince Avenue come back and win Game One of this year’s Class A D-I state title.

Emphatic run ends for Indians with state title loss to Prince Avenue

The Tallulah Falls School baseball team fell short of a state title after being swept by Prince Avenue Christian School in the Georgia Class A Division I state championship series on Friday, May 17.
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Lady Cat senior Abby Sego stretches to reach a serve during Rabun County’s Final-Four match against Atlanta International on Thursday, May 2. The Lady Cats fell 3-0 but made an impressive run to the semifinal after defeating three respective opponents.

Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Lady Cat senior Abby Sego stretches to reach a serve during Rabun County’s Final-Four match against Atlanta International on Thursday, May 2. The Lady Cats fell 3-0 but made an impressive run to the semifinal after defeating three respective opponents.

Lady Cats’ postseason run ends in Final Four with road loss to Atlanta International

A solid season came to a close as the Rabun County High School girls tennis team was eliminated from the Georgia Class A Division I state tournament on May 2 after the Lady Cats fell 3-0 to Atlanta International on the road.
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. TFS baseball junior outfielder BJ Carver knocks in the winning run with an RBI single in the top of the seventh inning in the Indians’ quarterfinal series against Swainsboro in the Georgia Class A DI state tourney.

Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. TFS baseball junior outfielder BJ Carver knocks in the winning run with an RBI single in the top of the seventh inning in the Indians’ quarterfinal series against Swainsboro in the Georgia Class A DI state tourney.

Indians bound for Final Four after Elite Eight sweep

After an extended series that ran over the course of four days, four lightning delays and two postponements, the Tallulah Falls School baseball team completed a sweep of Swainsboro in the quarterfinal round of the Georgia Class A DI state tournament.