Ringgold seeks revenge
Kyle Carter to lead Columbus team against the Tigers in the Georgia Class AAA finals
RINGGOLD, Ga. — Kyle Carter once was seen as a hero in every part of America.
GAINESVILLE, Ga. -- Its brief lead gone and the mostly hostile standing-room-only crowd at Ivey Watson Field suddenly alive, the Ringgold High School baseball team did what it usually does when facing adversity.
GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Only the 1988 Berrien County Rebels could fully enjoy Monday's baseball doubleheader split between Ringgold and Gainesville.
RINGGOLD, Ga. -- Of all the numbers being examined before today's GHSA Class AAA semifinal baseball series between Ringgold and Gainesville, the most notable might be the 31-0 record for Gainesville's nationally ranked Red Elephants.
RINGGOLD, Ga. -- As his teammates celebrated and chased their coach with a water bucket, Corey Kafka allowed himself a small celebration Wednesday at Bill Womack Field.
RINGGOLD, Ga. -- Ringgold's baseball Tigers swept their first two playoff series and have not faced an elimination game all season -- until today.
There were no cowbells as props in the Ringgold student section. But there was one guy with a bottle of syrup to taunt the Cairo Syrupmakers.
Augusta is the center of golf for one week in April for the Masters.
Ringgold golfers make history
Tigers will be joined by Region 7-AAA champ Dalton at Class AAA state tournament
Golfers on the Ringgold and Dalton boys' golf teams may get to toss a pebble into famed Rae's Creek.
RINGGOLD, Ga. -- The fans filling the visiting bleachers at Bill Womack Field rose to their feet as one, cheering their team on late in game two of the GHSA Class AAA first-round baseball playoff doubleheader Friday.2
Joe Baron wasn't sure what to expect as he approached what was left of Ringgold High School in early May of 2011. Baron, the co-owner of Warner's Athletic Construction, was answering a call for help from a community that was down and nearly out.
Moments after the final out was recorded at Richard Bell Field, a chant of “Region champs” rang out across the venerable stadium.
Sometimes the old standard just doesn't fit. Try as he might, Ringgold High School baseball coach Brent Tucker couldn't bring himself to call tonight's Region 7-AAA first-place showdown at Cartersville just another game.
Two of Tennessee's top high school softball programs will meet in a possible state-tournament preview Sunday when Murfreesboro Riverdale visits Soddy-Daisy at 2 p.m.
He may be the the most anonymous 1,000-yard rusher in the Chattanooga area, but Mark Fairbanks believes that soon will not be the case — and it has everything to with his team.
