Sports
Bryce Dockery, No. 25, and Jason Rewis, No. 22, take down Lumpkin Coun- ty's Mason Sullens during the region game. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Warriors fall to Indians in four overtime battle
White County's Kate Blair, left, head coach Yarixa Oakes, Emma Kerley and Jalyn Allison celebrate during the Class AAA state tournament match at Hebron Christian Saturday in Lilburn. (Photo/Mark Turner)
State run ends: Lady Warriors knocked out of playoffs with Sweet 16 loss to Hebron
WCMS runners, front left, Weaver Bartlett, Wes Jones, Jax Adams, Reid Murphey, Aiden Cline, Ayden Mendez, Cam Biddy, Aden Hill, Weston Waller, and Briggs Murray show off the runner-up trophy at the state last weekend in Cochran. (Photo/WCMS Athleitcs)
WCMS second at state meet
Wesleyan pulls off upset
Two of the top scoring teams in Class AAA meet Friday night in Dahlonega. The Warriors, including running back Ryan Fowler and quarterback Tripp Nix, are averaging 33 points per game. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Blood Mountain Battle
White County's Jason Rewis, No. 22, and Braxton Anderson bring down Wesleyan's Maddox Gartland durng the region game. Rewis had a team-high 11 total tackles and returned an interception for touchdown in the fourth quarter. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Warriors suffer frustrating region loss to Wesleyan, 27-24
Linsey Burke, the 7-AAA Player of the Year, makes a play on a ball at the net during Tuesday's tournament win. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Title time: Lady Warriors chase 7-AAA championship
WCHS earns top seed; hosts area tournament
Madi Brooks had a two-run home run in the Lady Warriors' victory over Pickens in the championship game. (Photos/Mark Turner)
