WCHS coaches Erick Stahl, left, and Jason Norton congratulate Shelton Ramey after his two-run double in the fifth inning gave the Warriors a 4-1 lead over West Hall. (Photo/Mark Turner)
WCHS coaches Erick Stahl, left, and Jason Norton congratulate Shelton Ramey after his two-run double in the fifth inning gave the Warriors a 4-1 lead over West Hall. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Jadon Yeh and WCHS head coach Robbie Bailey pose for a photo following the GBCA-GACA All-Star Saturday in College Park. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Nealeigh Broadwell, left, and the Lady Warriors need a win over Lumpkin County today to secure the No. 2 seed heading into the Class AAA state playoffs. With a win, the Lady Warriors would open the state tourament with a first round game at Warrior Stadium in April. (Photo/Mark Turner)
WCHS' Cam Wilson, right, and Rome's Antwion Carey speed down the track in the 100-meter race. Wilson finished third with a school-record time of 10.92. (Photo/Mark Turner)
White County's Callie Armour, left, heads a ball off a corner kick during the Lady Warriors' win over West Hall Tuesday at Warrior Stadium. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Victoria McDuffie works her way through an obstacle course during the Georgia Army National Guard 2023 State Best Warrior competition earlier this month in Fort Stewart. (Photo/US Army)
The Lady Warriors show off the trophy after winning the Oconee County Lady Warrior tournament last weekend at the UGA Golf Course in Athens. Front from left, are Emma Rogers and Maddie Kate Hall, top row, assistant coach Sandi Craig, Cameron Kimsey, Lauren Nelson, head coach Esta Johnson, Billi Kayl Allison, and Layne Graham. (Photo/WCHS Golf)
White County's Logan Schindler watches a shot during the tournament last weekend. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Trevor Butler worked 5.2 innings to pick up the win in the Warriors' 13-2 victory over Lumpkin County. (Photos/Mark Turner)