Sidney Sullens won the 146-pound class at the Girls Sectional in Perry last weekend. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)
Sidney Sullens won the 146-pound class at the Girls Sectional in Perry last weekend. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)
Naomi Crumley, left, and Ellie Gearing put some defensive pressure on West Hall's Amber Hughes during the tournament opener Tuesday night in Cleveland. (Photos/Mark Turner)
White County's Reece Dockery tries to get off a shot between Chestatee's Ethan Popham, left, and Dylan Travis during the tournament game Monday afternoon in Roswell. (Photo/Mark Turner)
Bentley Cronic knocks down a long 3-point shot during the region tournament win over West Hall Tuesday night in Cleveland. (Photo/Mark Turner)
White County's Devin Sullens pins Flowery Branch's Clayton Walczuk to win the Region 7-AAAA championship match in the 285-pound division. Sullens had a pair of pins during the region tournament last Saturday at Flowery Branch High School, and earned a spot in the Class AAAA sectionals this weekend in Perry. (Photo/Mark Turner)
The TMU track team opened the season with a trip to Florida last weekend for the Embry-Riddle Challenge. (Photos/TMU Athletics)
Truett McConnell's Josh Johnston, a preseason NAIA All-American pick, had four hits in the season-opener Tuesday afternoon against Toccoa Falls College. Johnston had a home run and a double among his hits, drove in five runs and scored four times. (Photo/TMU Athletics)
Seniors Will Sampson played his final home games last Friday against Chestatee. Sampson had a career-night with 14 points and 12 rebounds. (Photos/Staci Sulhoff)
White County basketball players, from left, Rachel Lovell, Dasha Cannon, and Maddie Futch celebrated after closing out a 42-40 win over Chestatee last Friday night in Cleveland. (Photo/Staci Sulhoff)
The Warriors had five wrestlers medal at the Burnt Mountain Classic last weekend in Jasper. Shown, from left, are Devin Sullen (285-pound champion), WCHS head coach Patrick Lowendick, Seth Stonecyher (182-pound fifth place), Justin Gilbert (170-pound fourth place), Sean Wurtz (132-pound second place), Sidney Sullens (Girl's 152-pound champion), and assistant coach Nathan Riddle. (Photo/WCHS Wrestling)