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Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County middle and high school students join together for a time of prayer during the Oct. 25 “Fields of Faith” at Frank Snyder Memorial Stadium. This was the first time Rabun County and The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has hosted a “Fields of Faith” event.
Rabun County FCA hosts inaugural ‘Fields of Faith’ at Frank Snyder Memorial
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County sophomore running back Reid Giles sprints to the end zone in last Friday’s region loss to Commerce. Should the Wildcats had won, they would have won their 10th-straight region championship.
Wildcats fall in overtime to Commerce in ‘battle of Cats’
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. For the first time in the program's history, the RGNS football team finished 11-0 in the 2023 regular season.
RGNS makes school history with first-ever undefeated regular season
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. THRICE IS SO NICE: Rabun Gap players and coaches hold up three fingers and the state soccer title trophy after winning the championship again.
Nothing as sweet as a 3-peat
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Lady Cat catcher Chloe Erlewine smiles as she rounds third base past RCHS head coach Wesley Satterfield after she homers on Oct. 19.
Lady Cats reach Day 2 of GHSA Super Regionals, fall short in Social Circle rematch
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Eagle senior Winfred Sarpong and his RGNS soccer teammates are set to defend their title on Saturday against the No. 1 team in the NCISAA, Wesleyan Christian Academy.
RGNS soccer seeks 3-peat
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Athens Christian QB Matt Wiggins tries to avoid the Wildcats’ rush on Oct. 20 in a region contest won by RCHS 38-0. The Wildcats, who play Commerce this week, held the Eagles to negative 7 yards total offense.
Clash of Cats Friday as RCHS, Commerce tangle
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Eagle volleyball senior Sophia McNabb serves to Charlotte Latin School last Thursday in the second round of the NCISAA state playoffs. McNabb was named to this year’s CAA All-Conference list.
Eagles fall short in NCISAA playoffs; three returning players earn All-Conference honors
Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. After defeating Providence Day on Oct. 20, the Eagles are now the unanimous No. 1 team in North Carolina and No. 45 in the country.
