Tallulah Falls School

File/Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County’s Adelyn Thompson celebrates with Addy Beth Owens after knocking down the game-winning shot against Armuchee High School in the first round of the state playoffs last season. The Lady Wildcats advanced to the Elite Eight for the 10th time in history.

File/Wade Cheek/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun County’s Adelyn Thompson celebrates with Addy Beth Owens after knocking down the game-winning shot against Armuchee High School in the first round of the state playoffs last season. The Lady Wildcats advanced to the Elite Eight for the 10th time in history.

Reviewing a year of the emotions of sports

As 2026 arrives, The Clayton Tribune is highlighting important sports moments from 2025 for our area schools and student-athletes – Rabun County High School, Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School and Tallulah Falls School.
Submitted Photo. TFS’ senior Mitchell McGahee earned a gold medal at the Gary Anderson Invitational 3-Position Match as TFS finished sixth.

Submitted Photo. TFS’ senior Mitchell McGahee earned a gold medal at the Gary Anderson Invitational 3-Position Match as TFS finished sixth.

McGahee ties school record as TFS finishes 6th in nation

The rifle team had five athletes compete on Dec. 6 in the Gary Anderson Invitational 3-Position Match as senior Mitchell McGahee led the way for Tallulah Falls. This was a National Match with many locations from coast to coast hosting competitions with electronic targets.
Submitted Photo. Tallulah Falls’ Jaeda-Lee Daniel-Joseph will continue her tennis career at Baron College.

Submitted Photo. Tallulah Falls’ Jaeda-Lee Daniel-Joseph will continue her tennis career at Baron College.

Daniel-Joseph signs with Barton College

Tallulah Falls’ all-time winningest tennis player, Jaeda-Lee Daniel-Joseph, has signed her Letter of Intent with Barton College. The senior will continue her academic and athletic career at the next level.
Photo courtesy Austin Poffenberger. Klara Dvorakova, seen here against visiting Prince Avenue Christian, paced the Lady Indians with 17 points in TFS’s 62-60 loss to Walhalla (S.C.) on Dec. 16.

Photo courtesy Austin Poffenberger. Klara Dvorakova, seen here against visiting Prince Avenue Christian, paced the Lady Indians with 17 points in TFS’s 62-60 loss to Walhalla (S.C.) on Dec. 16.

TFS Indians win third straight; Lady Indians nearly topple No. 2-ranked Walhalla

The Indians ran their win streak up to three in a row with a 62-51 home win Tuesday against out-of-state opponents, Walhalla. TFS (7-4), ranked No. 2 in GIAA, held a 30-21 advantage on Dec. 16 at the half before replicating those results in the second half.
Submitted Photo. Senior Mitchell McGahee leads the Tallulah Falls School rifle team into its new season.

Submitted Photo. Senior Mitchell McGahee leads the Tallulah Falls School rifle team into its new season.

McGahee top high school athlete at latest regional match

In what coach Tim Stamey calls a “rebuilding year” for the TFS rifle team, there’s still plenty of talent and success. The roster includes one senior in captain Mitchell McGahee along with two sophomores and three freshmen.

TFS Bass Fishing team wins tourney

The Tallulah Falls Bass Fishing team of DJ Broome and Shepard Crumley traveled to Lake Jackson on Saturday, Nov. 8, and the Indians brought home the victory. This was the team’s first time ever seeing Lake Jackson. With no practice, TFS did its job researching the lake.
TFS Athletics/The Tallulah Falls girls cross country team shows their state runner-up trophy they claimed in Macon.

TFS Athletics/The Tallulah Falls girls cross country team shows their state runner-up trophy they claimed in Macon.

Girls XC completes dream season with GIAA state runner-up finish

The Lady Indians completed their dream season with a GIAA state runner-up finish, marking the best showing at state in school history. Competing Saturday morning at Middle Georgia State College in Macon, TFS was well ahead of third-place St.
Submitted Photo. Tallulah Falls girls cross country members Olivia Henderson, Avery Keim, Naomi Russo, Mary Kate Ball, Eliza Culp, Meredith Orr and Emily Cai hold up their region championship trophy.

Submitted Photo. Tallulah Falls girls cross country members Olivia Henderson, Avery Keim, Naomi Russo, Mary Kate Ball, Eliza Culp, Meredith Orr and Emily Cai hold up their region championship trophy.

Lady Indians capture first-ever cross country region championship

The Lady Indians made history on Saturday in Athens, running to their first-ever region championship after placing three harriers in the top-5.

TFS volleyball head to state Final Four

Hosting the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight, Tallulah Falls volleyball claimed wins on Oct. 4 over Fulton Science Academy and Loganville Christian to advance to the Final Four. The wins stapled down a semifinal berth to be played at Shorter University on Oct. 10. The Lady Indians, ranked No.