In a surprising turn of events, the Georgia High School Association approved a plan Monday to delay the start of the 2020 high school football season.
Caitlyn Gailey slaps at a pitch during an intra-squad scrimmage last week at the WCHS softball complex. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Running back Zion McMullen hauls in a pass in front of linebacker Xzavier Whitlock during a 7-on-7 session last week. (Photo/Mark Turner)
With the official start of the fall sports season just around the corner, the Georgia High School Association continues to assess plans for the start of high school football, softball, volleyball, cross country and competition cheerleading.
The GHSA is still planning to allow high school football teams to officially start practice July 27, while the rest of the fall sports will begin in August. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)
The Mountain Football League laid out the plans this week for the start of the 2020 youth football season.
Camryn Dorsey, left, and Dasha Cannon are two of several returning players from the Lady Warriors' Elite Eight team last year. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Caroline Craig won a state title during her prep career at White County High School. (Photo/ UGA Sports Communications
Jeff Branyon, right, is TMU's new cycling coach, while Steve Patton, left, will be the mountain bike recruiting coordinator. (Photos/TMU Athletics)
White County Middle School will restart its athletic program in July.
