White County's Claire Beckman, left, and Kylie Watkins, and Wesleyan's Desiree Davis scramble on the floor for a loose ball during the region opener last Friday night. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)
The Warriors (5-6) are off to a 2-0 start in region play after wins over Wesleyan and West Hall.
Warrior defenders Nate Bray, right, and Devin Norton, No. 44, close in on a Franklin County ball carrier during the spring game in Carnesville.
Maci Shelnut finished as the state runner-up in the high jump girl’s division.
The Lady Warriors' 4x800-meter of, from left, Reese Vandegriff, Emma Lightsey, Nealeigh Broadwell, and Rachel Carter set a school record in the event during the sectional meet in Norcross.
Jake Johnson had a team-high .388 batting average during his senior season. (Photo/Mark Turner)
The White County Warriors celebrate after winning the Region 7-AAA track championship last Friday at Cherokee Bluff High School. The region title is the second straight for the boy's program.
White County's Emma Hare, left, and Adelynn Knight take off at the start of the 100-meter race last week at Chestatee. Knight won the race, with Hare finishing second. (Photos/Mark Turner)
Ryan Fowler hit a pair of home runs, drove in four runs, and scored two runs during the 10-7 win over Cherokee Bluff Monday in Flowery Branch.
Members of the WCHS varsity girl's soccer team are, front from left, Katia Tinajero, Emma Morrow, Isabella Moschiano, Lilly Gann, Rachel Harris, and Liz Williams; middle row, Anna Tatum, Grace Bythewood, Nealeigh Broadwell, Gabby Whiddon, Reese Vandegriff, and Hazen Ramey; back row, Head Coach Megan Runkle, , manager Kaia Kinson, Lily Gearing, Chloe Shea, Adelynn Knight, Brianna Blihovde, Callie Armour, Coach Mike Vandegriff, and Coach Brianna Bullock. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)
