Lane Bray and the 8U Warriors won their third straight Mountain League title.
Pictured are, from top left, J. Ben Haynes, Darius Cannon, Reece Dockery, Devin Sullens, Zion McMullen, Silas Mulligan; bottom from left, JD Trowell, Cooper Turner, Jaquez Williams, Alex Garcia and Alex Thornton.
Makenna Moose and the Lady Warriors take on North Hall Saturday afternoon in a 7-AAA game in Cleveland. (Photo/Mark Turner)
White County's Cooper Turner scores on a layup through North Hall's Robert Terry, No. 23, and Jeremiah Telander during the Warriors' region win over the Trojans Tuesday night in Cleveland. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)
White County High School athletic director Craig Turner has been busy the past couple of weeks, doing something he usually doesn't have to do during basketball season – rescheduling games.
The WCHS squad finished second at the King of the Mountain Tournament last weekend in Hiawassee. Shown are, front, Devin Sullens; first row, Josh Daniels, Ashton Pickett, Isaiah Whitlow, Caden Autry, Cam Winkler, Michael Harris, and Lance Hildebran; back row, Seth Stonecypher, Jeb Robinson, Landon Bulgin, Kane Lowery, Sidney Sullens, and Breydan Ivester. (Photo/WCHS Athletics)
Naomi Roberts scored a team-high 17 points in the region win over Dawson County. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Jadon Yeh, right, shown working against Dawson County's Jaden Gibson, had a three-point play in the final 30 seconds of the game to lift the Warriors to a 59-58 win. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Camryn McAfee, above, and the Lady Warriors take on East Jackson in the home opener Friday night in Cleveland. (Photo/Mark Turner)
White County's Reece Dockery, No. 32, comes up to tackle Rockmart quarterback Javin Whatley during the opeing drive of the game.
