Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. RGNS head baseball coach Clark Wright does infield work with Eagle senior Argenis Lopez at third base during a Feb. 13 practice. The Eagles will kick off their season Friday, Feb. 16 against North Atlanta at Pickens County High School.
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Lady Cats advance into Friday night’s region title game
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. RCHS hoops freshman Landan Bedingfield guards the perimeter during a Feb. 9 matchup between the Wildcats and the Tallulah Falls School Indians. The 72-57 victory gave RCHS a top-spot in the region, tied with Athens Christian.
Wildcats earn No. 2 seed in region tourney, eliminate Blue Devils
Submitted. Wrestling coaches Brent and Jenna Hinkel stand with the five Wildcats who qualified for the GHSA wrestling state championship that will be held from today, Feb. 15 through Feb. 17. The wrestlers are (from left) following Hinkel; Celton Littrell, Rodolfo Ramos, Bryson Hunt; Justin Cody and Evan Hopper.
Ticket to Macon Punched: Five Wildcats qualify for state tourney
Wildcats drop top-10 Eagles in region rematch
Rabun County football legend and current San Francisco 49er tight end Charlie Woerner joins fellow TE George Kittle in waving to the camera shortly before defeating the Detroit Lions in the NFC championship.
Woerner seeks ring with 49er teammates
TFS Athletics. The Tallulah Falls boys and girls track team made the eight-hour road trip to Birmingham, Ala., for a seven-hour meet against 600 teams with 4,400 athletes. TFS fared well against the tough competition.
TFS track teams excel at ‘Last Chance Invite’ in Alabama
TFS Athletics. All-time TFS goal leader Austin Ball returns for his senior season on the Indians’ soccer team. Ball has signed with Belmont Abbey College.
Tallulah Falls soccer seeks to continue winning ways
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap-Nacoochee got wins over Carolina Day on Jan. 24. ABOVE: The RGNS girls celebrate their teammates’ play.
Rabun Gap declaws Carolina Day Wildcats
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. With Lady Cat head coach DeeDee Dillard, the RCHS players, and RCHS cheerleaders watching, senior Mili Watts makes her move to the basket against the Lady Tigers in Commerce.
