Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun County softball team celebrates after a three-run home run by junior River Evans, left, in the sixth inning of the Lady Cats’ 15-10 win over Clarke Central on Oct. 5. Evans’ home run was part of a nine-run sixth inning. With the victory, head coach Jessica Evans collected her 200th career win.
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Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. In the Wildcats’ 45-10 win at Banks County, senior JK Fruster scored three touchdowns to push his season total to 14. On Oct. 9, the “Hall of Fame” ceremony will begin at home at 6:50 p.m.
RCHS football set for 2025 region title rematch with Athens Academy
Landen Todd/CNI News Service. Georgia quarterback and Tiger resident Gunner Stockton stiffarms Vandy’s CJ Heard as the senior rushed seven times for 22 yards in Georgia’s SEC win. No. 2-ranked UGA faces No. 6 Alabama on Saturday.
Stockton’s three-TD day leads Georgia past Vandy
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Submitted. Former RCHS head girls basketball coach Ken Byrd will be inducted into the RCHS Hall of Fame.
Woerner, Byrd, Keller, 4X100 team next to enter Hall
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Senior JK Fruster celebrates one of his three rushing touchdowns with teammate Ron Baumes (70) on Sept. 25 as the Wildcats defeated Banks County 45-10. The next RCHS game is Oct. 9 at home.
Wildcats cash in on dominant win against host Banks
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County sophomore Kinley Jones runs during the Harrier Harvest meet at Tallulah Falls School on Sept. 24 as her father Brandon cheers her on. Jones was the top finisher overall for the girls with a time of 21:10.77.
Jones, Wall lead way for RCHS XC at Harrier Harvest
Tony Walsh/UGAAA. Former Rabun County and current UGA quarterback Gunner Stockton surveys the defense before a play in Georgia’s 41-13 win over Oklahoma on Sept. 26. Stockton completed 14-of-25 passes for 171 yards with a touchdown and an interception.
Strong first half lifts Stockton, Georgia over Oklahoma in Athens
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Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County quarterback Cooper Kowalsky goes airborne at the goal line to pick up extra yardage against Gilmer on Sept. 18. Kowalsky would come up just short of the end zone and running back JK Fruster would punch it in for the score on the ensuing play in the Wildcats’ 53-52 overtime loss.
