TFS Athletics. Ariel Kelsick, reigning Singles Player of the Year, returns to help lead the Lady Indians, who won the Class A Division I Region 8 championship last season.
TFS Athletics. Ariel Kelsick, reigning Singles Player of the Year, returns to help lead the Lady Indians, who won the Class A Division I Region 8 championship last season.
Photo provided to The Clayton Tribune. RCMS seventh and eighth-grade Lady Cats stand with their hardware after earning runner-up after last Saturday’s middle school tournament championship game. RCMS defeated Stephens County 50-20 in the semi-final but lost to Elbert County in the title game 42-36. (From left) Lady Cats Kinsey Huff, Cheyenne Queen, Irie McElroy, Maci Dixon, Millie Southards, Sophie Provance, Shay Woods, Cecelia Fields, Danni Blalock and Lydia Gergani. Melissa Weeks is the head coach.
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. RCHS Lady Cat hoopers (from left) Conley Spivey, Chloe Erlewine, Loren Mazarky, Jamie McCall and Mili Watts celebrate their fellow basketball teammates from the sideline of last Friday’s region battle with Elbert County on Jan. 19. The Lady Cats have a lot to be happy about these days. As of Thursday, Jan. 25, RCHS head coach DeeDee Dillard and the Lady Cats are 16-5 and 3-1 in region play. RCHS also is currently the No. 4 team in Georgia Class A Division I.
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. RCHS grappler Celton Littrell sizes up his Athens Christian opponent during last weekend’s area duals match on Jan. 13. The 175-pounder won the match, helping the Wildcats go 2-2 throughout the day after defeating the Eagles and area opponent Towns County.
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. After giving him the game ball from her 1,000th career point, Rabun County Lady Cat senior Ellie Southwards hugs her father Gabe Southarsds in the stands on Jan. 13 at home in Tiger.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. With her Lady Cat players surrounding her, Rabun County girls basketball coach DeeDee Dillard hugs senior Mili Watts after Dillard logged her 400th career coaching win with a 49-38 triumph over region foe Commerce at home on Jan. 10. Dillard began coaching at RCHS in 2006.
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Tallulah Falls Sam Ketch prepares to launch the discus during his senior season for the Indians. Ketch, who also excels in the shot put, has signed with Davidson College to join its track and field team.