TFS Athletics. DJ Broome and Shepard Crumley of Tallulah Falls School capture state runner-up and qualify for nationals for bass fishing on Lake Hartwell. This marks the third top-10 state finish for Broome and Shepard and their best ever showing.
TFS Athletics. DJ Broome and Shepard Crumley of Tallulah Falls School capture state runner-up and qualify for nationals for bass fishing on Lake Hartwell. This marks the third top-10 state finish for Broome and Shepard and their best ever showing.
TFS Athletics. With the sun going down at the course on March 25, Maeve Hatcher and Handley James were even-par, placing second, at the West Hall Scramble at Flowery Branch
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County head football coach Rance Gillespie smiles while addressing his team after its 14-3 road victory over Bremen on Sept. 12, 2025. Gillespie and the Wildcats will begin spring practice on May 4 in preparation for 2026 and Gillespie’s second season as the RCHS head coach.
Submitted. The Rabun County boys basketball team will receive these championship rings pictured above once the rings are completed later this year. The Wildcats went 30-2 this season, winning the Class A Division I state title over Southwest on March 13 in the Macon Coliseum for the school’s first-ever hoops championship.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun County High School basketball team walks onto the floor for its championship celebration on RCHS’ campus on March 26.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Denise Zaldivar and Hayden Bass were among the Lady Cats who walked with Rabun County Recreation Department soccer players as part of “Rec Night” on March 31 at Frank Snyder Memorial Stadium.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Senior second baseman Ty Truelove tries to convince the umpire he got the tag on Elbert County baserunner Brody Baker, but Baker is called safe in the Blue Devils’ 7-3 win over the Wildcats on March 31.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. The Rusty Baker made a cake for the event, provided by the RCHS Athletic Booster Club to celebrate the state championship team at Wildcat Grill on March 19.
Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun County High School Boys basketball team was recognized and congratulated for their Class A Division I state championship win during Monday’s Board of Education meeting. The team captured its first state title win with its 52-43 defeat of Southwest in a loud and packed Macon Coliseum on March 13.