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The Lady Warriors show off the GHSA hardware after finishing second at the Class AAA state tournament Tuesday in Columbus. Shown are, from left, Emma Rogers, Cameron Kimsey, BilliKayl Allison, Aubrey Free, Maddie Kate Hall, Layne Graham, Lauren Nelson and head coach Esta Johnson. (Photo/WCHS Athletics)

Landon Bulgin, left, squares off with Jeremiah Jarrard during a block drill Tuesday afternoon (Photo/Mark Turner)

White County High School seniors Rusty Dye, left, and Sean Hughes claimed state track titles during last week’s Class AAA meet in Albany. Dye won the girl’s shot put title, while Hughes claimed the top spot in the boy’s long jump competition. Hughes and the Warriors finished sixth in the team standings, while Dye and the Lady Warriors were seventh in the girls’ field. (Photos/Mark Turner)

Cohen Cantrell was the lone Warrior named to the Boy's All-Region first team.

Cam Wilson qualified for the state meet in both spring events during the sectional.

Cam Wilson, left, and Caysen Duvall sprint down the wet track during the 100-meter finals last week at the region meet at Warrior Stadium. (Photo/Mark Turner)

Cameron Kimsey finished fourth in the Area 4 tournament. (Photo/WCHS Golf )

Freshman Alex Freeman led the team in several hitting categories as the Warriors' starting third baseman to earn All-Region first team honors. (Photo/Mark Turner)

The White County High School track teams, including Rusty Dye (above), got off to a great start on the opening day of the Region 7-AAA meet Tuesday at Warrior Stadium in Cleveland. Both the girls and boys teams opened up double-digit leads in the team competition and have a chance to secure region titles today during the running finals. (Photo/Mark Turner)

Hazen Ramey and the Lady Warriors advanced to the Elite Eight for only the second time in school history. (Photo/Mark Turner)