The Rabun Gap-Nacoochee volleyball team advanced this week in the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association tournament without a spike, dig or ace.
For coach Scott Neal, the Tallulah Falls School cross-country teams’ performances last Saturday at Athens Academy were among the most significant and successful in program history for the girls and
Gunner Stockton and Adriel Clark continued their touchdown tears last Friday night, leading Rabun County past overmatched Pope, 63-17 in Marietta.
Rabun County High was eliminated from the state Class AA softball tournament Monday, falling at Bremen, 8-0 and 13-2 in a best-of-three series.
Visiting Rabun Gap-Nacoochee beat Christ School in the final seconds Sept. 25. Last Saturday, the Greenies returned the favor on the Eagles’ turf.
The Tallulah Falls School volleyball squad took the No. 2 seed from Region 8-A Private into the state tournament, which was scheduled to start this week.
Teams from all over attended the ninth-annual Harrier Harvest cross-country Festival Oct. 13 hosted by Tallulah Falls School.
The Tallulah Falls School middle-school boys and girls tennis teams concluded their seasons with championships in the Southern Mountain League tournament earlier this month.
With two more blowout wins Monday and last Thursday, the Rabun Gap-Nacoochee boys soccer team improved to a stellar 10-2.
Rabun County High head coach Jaybo Shaw wanted his team to make an early statement last Friday night at East Jackson.
The Wildcats complied in school-record style.