Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County fans cheer for the Wildcat basketball team after the boys received the state championship trophy for their 52-43 March 13 win over Southwest at the Macon Coliseum. RCHS’ first state title in boys hoops capped off a historic season which resulted in several accolades.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun County boys basketball team lifts Reeves Page, the son of assistant coach Corey Page, in celebration with the championship trophy after the team’s 52-43 state title victory over Southwest on March 13 at the Macon Coliseum. The championship is the first in the history of the boys basketball program.
Photo courtesy Rabun County High School. The Rabun County Wildcat golf team on the right track to begin the season. This year RCHS also has a girls golf team after Bella Hulsey competed as an individual at state last season. From left, Coach Wes Holcombe, Reed Lafevers, Graham Anderson, Jason Juarez, Hunter Griggs, Bradley Lewis, Isabella Hulsey, Ethan Holton, Connor Crane, Landan Bedingfield, Lane Henson, Hayden Cannon and Roberto Diaz.
Photo courtesy Rabun County High School. The Rabun County Lady Cat soccer team looks to continue to play hard and notch more wins. Back row: Head Coach Brad Holcombe, Holly Crowe, Kenlee Hedge, Barbara Vargas, Isabella Merrail and Coach Deanna Clark. Middle Row: Zara Aponte, Iris Ortiz-Gavidia, Denise Zaldivar, Ellie Hernandez, Hayden Bass, Addison Stout and Abbey Courtney. First Row: Abril Figueroa, Evelyn Rios, Maria Ramos, Leslie Avila, Braylee Reed and Karleigh Nixion.
Photo courtesy Rabun County High School. The Rabun County boys soccer team seeks to remain disciplined and grow as a unit as the season progresses. front Row: Silas Stockton, Johnny Bohorquez, Frank Lopez and Levi Stockton. SECOND ROW: Allen Miguel, Jeimir Mendoza, Yair Avila, Head Coach Cameron Heyen, Jaime Cuevas and Miguel Nolasco Suarez. THIRD ROW: Marlin Miguel, Eviel Ramos, Alan Lozada, Jovani Merino and Cristian Avila. FOURTH ROW: Carlos Lopez-Justus, Chris Merino, Bryan Avila and Kevin Mandujano. FI
Photo courtesy Rabun County High School. The Rabun County varsity baseball team looks to return to its winning ways in the latter part of the 2026 schedule. Back Row: Assistant Coach Grayson Carver, Wyatt Preston, Ty Truelove, Gabe Porter, Mack Williams and Head Coach Wesley Satterfield. Middle row: Hunter Giles, Christian Thomas, Lleyton Phillips, Caysen Harvey and Zane Burrell. First row: Lake Evans, Baylor Potts, Keaton Hunter, Reid Giles, Eli Green and Ryan Yearwood.
Photo courtesy Rabun County High School. The Rabun County Lady Cat track and field team seek to get healthier for the upcoming meets. Back Row: Assistant Coach Anthony Lampros, Assistant Coach Mark Bagwell, Assistant Coach Kelley Bagwell, Samuel Cochran, Andrew Causin, Skylar Gunn, Fen Hilson, Assistant Coach Erica Hughes, Head Coach Gary Hughes and Assistant Coach Mike Van Winkle. Third Row: Johan Luna, Caden Watts, Everett Goodrow, Crayton Smith, Ashden Denning, Joseph Gonzalez, JP Lopez and Brady Mazarky
Photo courtesy Rabun County High School. The Wildcat tennis team has kept its winning ways in 2026. Back Row: Head Coach Bryan Getty, Noel Vasquez, Braylon Kelly, Assistant Coach Jenn Ramey and Assistant Coach Lara Quinn. Middle Row: Lleyton Phillips, Ashden Denning, Jack Getty, Travis Keener, Brady Darnell and Andrew Conner. Front Row: Rhett Walker, Gunner McCracken, Walker Dixon, Maxwel Cox and Kobe Smith.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County head coach David Adcock implores his team from the sideline in the Wildcats’ 70-59 win over Fitzgerald in the Final Four March 7. The Wildcats now face Southwest March 13 for the state title.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun County crowd celebrates after a made 3-pointer by Wildcat freshman Trace Adcock late in the fourth quarter of their 70-59 win over Fitzgerald in the Final Four on March 7 at Fort Valley State University. Adcock ranks No. 21 in the country in made 3-pointers this season according to MaxPreps.
