Mya Yeh goes through three Ringgold defenders on the way to the basket Tuesday during the first round of the Class AAA state tournament. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Ollie Weiland is the first WCHS female wrestler to win two consecutive state titles. Chrisitan Keheley won the 157-pound state title and finished the season with a 35-3 record. (Photos/Mark Turner)
White County High School's Christian Keheley won the 157-pound title last weekend at the Class AAA State Sectional in Dahlonega. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Shelton Ramey, shown during last week's scrimmage against Banks County, gave up one run and struck out seven during the Warriors' opening game loss to East Jackson. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Kylie Watkins, shown putting up a shot during the first half of the region tournament game, scored in the final seconds of the game to give the Lady Warriors' a 45-43 win over Lmpkin County in the opening game of the Region 7-AAA tournament Tuesday in Jasper. The win gives the team a spot in the region semifinals along with an automatic berth in the state tournament. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Lilly Gann, right, is one of several starters back from the Lady Warriors' Elite Eight team last spring. (Photo/Mark Turner)
David Boman had 18 points in the Warriors' win last week over Pickens. (Photo/Eli Shoemake)
Clockwise from top left, Ollie Weiland, Hunter Smith, Christian Keheley and Zella Weiland.
Zoe Burkett put up a shot Tuesday night during the Lady Warriors' win over Gilmer. (Photo/Eli Shoemake)
The WCMS Warriors show off the tournament hardware after winning the North Georgia Mountain League seventh grade title last week in Ellijay. The Warriors finished the season with a 16-4 record. (Photo/WCMS Athletcis)
