Submitted photo. Mark Holloway reacts to completing an Iron Man competition in Louisville, Ky. He will run the New River Marathon in Todd, N.C.,in May to raise up to $10,000 for Women of Worth and its first class of its recovery program.
Submitted photo. Mark Holloway reacts to completing an Iron Man competition in Louisville, Ky. He will run the New River Marathon in Todd, N.C.,in May to raise up to $10,000 for Women of Worth and its first class of its recovery program.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. RCHS head football coach Ranch Gillespie celebrates with his team following the Wildcats’ 35-0 playoff win over Berrien County on Nov. 21. The Future Wildcat Kids Camp is set for May 18-19 at the stadium.
Photo courtesy TFS Athletics. TFS’ Simon Gainzarain Hernando (right) added a goal and three assists against Bethlehem Christian.
Photo courtesy TFS Athletics. Tallulah Falls boys and girls golf teams excel at region as the girls claimed yet another region championship.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Adrian Appleby (center) dances on the stage with buddy and Rabun County High School student Bella Hulsey after receiving a medal at the Rabun County Special Olympics on April 2 at Frank Snyder Memorial Stadium. Also on the stage receiving medals as photographed above are athletes Truett Beck (right) and Jonathan Chapman (left) with buddies Katelynn Duncan and Chloe Shirley.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap senior CJ Willingham runs during the track events at the Bo James Invitational at Rabun County High School on April 2. Willingham set new Bo James Invitational records for the 100 and 200-meter races with times of 10.81 and 21.94, respectively.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County senior Ashden Denning smiles as he is recognized for senior night before Rabun County’s match versus Commerce on April 2. Denning has played tennis at RCHS since his sophomore year.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County sophomore Carlos Lopez-Justice navigates the White County defense in Rabun County’s 1-0 win against White County on April 3. Lopez-Justice drew multiple fouls throughout the contest, creating scoring opportunities for the Wildcats and frustrating the Warriors’ defenders.