Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County junior JK Fruster (6) and sophomore Colter Cannon celebrate the Wildcats recovering a Fannin County fumble deep in Rebel territory in RCHS’s 35-0 shutout at Frank Snyder Memorial Stadium.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County junior JK Fruster (6) and sophomore Colter Cannon celebrate the Wildcats recovering a Fannin County fumble deep in Rebel territory in RCHS’s 35-0 shutout at Frank Snyder Memorial Stadium.
File Photo/The Clayton Tribune. Last year the Rabun Gap Eagles hoisted their first football state championship. The road to potentially repeat will be involve navigating through one of the toughest high school schedules in America. RGNS begins its season at national power Grayson on Aug. 22.
Submitted Photo. An aerial view shows the newly installed Rabun Gap turf field that was bought through donations to the athletic program. BELOW RIGHT: The RGNS weight room has been expanded with new equipment.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County senior running back Reid Giles sprints down the sideline in front of a group of RCHS students on Aug. 15 for a 65-yard touchdown against visiting White County in the Wildcats’ 42-6 win on “Hall of Fame Night.” Giles, a preseason all-state selection, scored three TDs.
Photo courtesy of Elisha Boggs. Ryan Anderson, Oier Linera Mallea and Gavin Simmons support each other throughout the Tallulah Falls School year.
Photo courtesy of Ashton Bass. Tallulah Falls’ Ashton Roache hails from Nassau, Bahamas, while Chase Pollock is from Toccoa, Ga.
Submitted Photo. Rabun County’s Sally Woerner (seated, center) is surrounded by family and friends as she signs a national letter of intent to play at Western Carolina University.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun Gap boys soccer team captured its fourth consecutive state championship in 2024.