Myesha Hall, left, was third in the women's long jump, Cameron Alamia, middle, was fifth in the men's 200-meter race, and Katilyn Babb was eighth in the women's javelin at the NAIA national championships. (Photo/TMU Athletics)
Myesha Hall, left, was third in the women's long jump, Cameron Alamia, middle, was fifth in the men's 200-meter race, and Katilyn Babb was eighth in the women's javelin at the NAIA national championships. (Photo/TMU Athletics)
Ollie Weiland went 4-0 in the 106-pound division last week during the Southeast Regional. (Photo/Aaron Weiland)
Braxton Anderson connected with John Phillips on a 44-yard scoring play for the Warriors' lone touchdown.
Rusty Dye, left, capped off her prep career with school record mark in the discus at the Night of Champions meet in Atlanta. Ella Blair, center, and Sean Hughes also competed in Night of Champions.
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)