Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School

Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap quarterback Grayson Clary looks downfield for a receiver while escaping a Christ School defender in the Eagles’ 64-7 win over the Greenies on Nov. 6. Clary threw for two touchdowns in the game.

Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap quarterback Grayson Clary looks downfield for a receiver while escaping a Christ School defender in the Eagles’ 64-7 win over the Greenies on Nov. 6. Clary threw for two touchdowns in the game.

RGNS taking ‘beast mentality’ into Charlotte Christian semifinal

After its blowout win over Christ School in the first round of the NCISAA playoffs, Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School football wants to do what beasts do in its semifinal game. Hunt, defend its territory, intimidate and have the mentality of the king of the jungle.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap running back Royce Djouguem celebrates in the end zone after fighting off a Christ School defender for an 8-yard touchdown run in the Eagles’ 64-7 Nov. 6 win. Djouguem ran for 44 yards and the pictured touchdown in the game. RGNS will host Charlotte Christian in the semifinals on Friday night.

Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap running back Royce Djouguem celebrates in the end zone after fighting off a Christ School defender for an 8-yard touchdown run in the Eagles’ 64-7 Nov. 6 win. Djouguem ran for 44 yards and the pictured touchdown in the game. RGNS will host Charlotte Christian in the semifinals on Friday night.

Rabun Gap dominants Christ School

RABUN GAP – Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School football advanced to the NCISAA semifinals with a dominant 64-7 win over rival Christ School on Nov. 6. The Eagles, who are pursuing their second consecutive state championship, will host Charlotte Christian on Friday, Nov. 14.
Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap head basketball coach Devin Liferidge gives a thumbs up following Rabun Gap’s season-opening win over Lanier Christian on Nov. 8 at Banks County High School. The Eagles defeated the Lighting 88-73, securing Liferidge’s first win at RGNS.

Wesley Branch/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap head basketball coach Devin Liferidge gives a thumbs up following Rabun Gap’s season-opening win over Lanier Christian on Nov. 8 at Banks County High School. The Eagles defeated the Lighting 88-73, securing Liferidge’s first win at RGNS.

Liferidge earns first RGNS win in season opener

HOMER – New Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School boys basketball head coach Devin Liferidge secured his first victory in the season opener as the head of the Eagles’ program on Nov. 8 in a 88-73 win over  Lanier Christian Academy. It was a dominant victory for the Eagles, who led for nearly the entire game.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap sophomore tight end Cash Washburn points to the sky after catching a touchdown pass against visiting Legacy Sports Agency.

Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap sophomore tight end Cash Washburn points to the sky after catching a touchdown pass against visiting Legacy Sports Agency.

Rabun Gap greets island visitors to mountains and lopsided win

The fourth quarter of the football season has arrived for Rabun Gap-Nacoochee as the Eagles will begin the postseason with a home contest against the Christ School on Thursday, Nov. 6.
File Photo/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun Gap-Nacoochee girls basketball team looks to continue its strong NCISAA play in 2025-2026.

File Photo/The Clayton Tribune. The Rabun Gap-Nacoochee girls basketball team looks to continue its strong NCISAA play in 2025-2026.

RGNS girls basketball back with fresh faces, younger roster

Fresh off of yet another Final Four appearance last season, Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School girls basketball is looking to make its mark again.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap will host Legacy Puerto Rico for senior night on Friday.

Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Rabun Gap will host Legacy Puerto Rico for senior night on Friday.

Eagles host team from Puerto Rico on ‘Senior Night’

If Rabun Gap-Nachoochee School’s football schedule has not made it clear already, the Eagles will play anybody at any time or any place. Even teams from outside of the continental U.S. On Friday, Oct. 31, the No. 84 nationally ranked Eagles will host Legacy Sports Puerto Rico.