Drew Owens led WCHS to the Class AAA state tournmant last fall. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Emma Lightsey, shown during the holiday tournment at Truett McConnell last weekend, set a school record with 10 3-pointers during the win over Cherokee Bluff Tuesday night in Cleveland. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Alex Johnson, left, and Bryson Howe won individual titles at the Granite City Scramble last weekend in Elberton. (Photo/WCHS Wrestling)
Kylie Watkins had 18 points in the Lady Warrios' win over No. 4 Oconee County. (Photo/Mark Turner)
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Senior members of the WCHS wrestling team are, from left, Jacob Joe, Jacob Biesterfield, Jonathan Ledford, Danielle Douglas, Gunner Young, Mason Autry, Andrew Mills, Devin Lightsey, Dalton Robinson, Ollie Weiland, Orlando Fritz and Alex Johnson. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)
Emma Lightsey, who scored a game-high 21 points, drives past a Habersham defender during the season opener. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Julie Black was top finisher at the state meet, posting fourh place finish in the girl's race. (Photo/Mark Turner)
TMU's Megan Darden celebrates moments after her penalty kick sealed the Lady Bears' win in the AAC tournament finals last Saturday in Cleveland. (Photo/TMU Athletics)
Isabella Hodson and the Lady Bears take on Tennessee Wesleyan in the title match. Marko Mamdelka and the Bears hit the road to play Bryan College in the championship match.
