Reign in the forecast
As part-time Raider Stadium PA announcer Grayson Means put it Friday, the weather may be absolutely terrible, but it’s never a bad night for Habersham soccer.
As part-time Raider Stadium PA announcer Grayson Means put it Friday, the weather may be absolutely terrible, but it’s never a bad night for Habersham soccer.
Some sports are easier to play than others in heavy downpours. Baseball isn’t one of them.
The No. 2-ranked Indians made quick work on the road even in the pouring rain in a 10-0 win at Athens Christian on Friday. It marked the seventh straight win for TFS.
Habersham Central's girls soccer team mercy-ruled Shiloh 10-0 Tuesday to wrap up the program's first region championship.
It was horns down in Sugar Hill Tuesday night as both Habersham soccer squads dispatched Lanier 1-0 on the road.
The Diamond Raiders suffered their first region loss of the season at Jackson County Wednesday, falling 2-0 in Hoschton.
The No. 8-ranked Lady Indians secured an overtime win of 2-0 at Barrow Arts and Sciences on Tuesday night. Neither side got anything going in regulation offensively.
Habersham Central’s tennis teams secured a pair of key region wins at Lanier Thursday. The boys blanked the Longhorns 5-0 while the Lady Raiders pulled out a 3-2 victory.
An incredible performance by Tallulah Falls on Saturday in Ware County resulted in a state runner-up finish.
Being down three runs after the first half inning didn’t deter the No. 4-ranked Indians, who run-ruled West Oak at home Monday in a 16-6 final.