Sports

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)

Callie Armour, left, celebrates with Anna Tatum after scoring an overtime goal that gave the Lady Warriors a 1-0 win over Hebron Christian last week in the opening round of the Class AAA state soccer tournament last week. (Photo/Mark Turner)

The White County High School girl's golf team finished third at Vahalla Cup last week at Chimney Oaks Golf Course in Homer. Members of the the team are, from left, Maddie Kate Hall, Layne Graham, Cameron Kimsey, BilliKayl Allison. Aubrey Free and Emma Rogers. Not shown are Lauren Nelson and Ansley Brown. (Photo/Esta Johnson)

Liz Williams, right, and the Lady Warriors' defensive back line will try to slow down Hebron Christian in the opening round of the Class AAA playoffs. (Photo/Mark Turner)

WCHS assistant coach Jason Norton, left, celebrates with Kyler Mayo during the win over Gilmer. (Photo/Mark Turner)

Cam Wilson will be looking to repeat as the sprint champion in both the 100 and 200 meter events. (Photo/Mark Turner)

Vondre Nelson won the 110-meter hurdles during the Mt.Yonah Invitational last Friday in Cleveland. (Photo/Mark Turner)

Hazen Ramey, left, battles Lumpkin County's Savannah Buck for control of the ball during the second half of the region matchup last week at Warrior Stadium. (Photo/Mark Turner)