Lindsey Young

In a game that was as 2020 as it could get, Christian Heritage football coach Jay Poag kept Friday night's nonregion game with Heritage as simple as he could make it.

As much as Josh Groce felt this season would be a significant step forward for the Gordon Lee football program, the Trojans' second-year head coach is too old school to believe anything before he sees it.

Boyd Buchanan golfers swept the District 2 titles in Division II-A's East Region during tournament play Tuesday at Bear Trace at Harrison Bay.

After falling 1-0 in Tuesday's Division II-AA East region battle to Knoxville Catholic, Baylor coach Curtis Blair emphasized the importance of continuing to work hard even through times of struggle.

As one of the final tuneups before the stretch run begins in the GHSA softball season, this weekend's SCORE International Tournament at Camp Jordan was a mixed bag for area teams.

For a half Friday night, it appeared North Murray wasn't the only football team on the field making its 2020 season debut.

Tanner Moore isn't ready to say his two-time reigning GHSA state championship softball team is ready for the postseason, but recent results suggest the Heritage Generals are close.

The 2020 season was supposed to be the time to shine for Maurice Howard.

Georgia Region 6-AAA softball got a little tighter Monday as one of the league's big three was upset and a new contender emerged.

Dalton High School's offense is just fine it seems.

Opportunity is a key word for the LaFayette Ramblers and the Murray County Indians in 2020.

Sequatchie County volleyball player Sarah Brown jumped up and down as the emotions poured out on the court after a long-awaited victory.

With three weeks remaining in the GHSA softball regular season, Region 6-AAA has produced a juicy three-team race for the league's two berths in the championship round.

Signal Mountain freshman Emily Redman had eight aces out of 23 serves to help lead Tuesday's home volleyball sweep of Ooltewah.

It's not like Zach Brown doesn't enjoy playing defense against spread offenses that sling the football around.

Rabun County, Georgia's top-ranked Class AA team, proved Friday night at Bowers and Painter Field that it's far from a one-man show.

Just six minutes into the second half of Thursday night's soccer match at Silverdale Baptist Academy, Signal Mountain freshman Dillia Lowry drilled a shot from more than 20 yards out into the back left portion of the net for a commanding three-goal lead.

When Dalton High School's athletic programs were moved up to Georgia's second-highest classification beginning with the 2014-15 school year, the predictions were grim for one of the state's most consistently excellent football teams.

With one last season to leave her mark on the volleyball court for GPS, Kylie Barry is providing leadership that has helped the Bruisers find a bit of a groove lately.

While the challenge is a daunting one for the Calhoun Yellow Jackets in 2020, it is one the proud football program is meeting at full speed.