Garrett Heaton takes an attempt in the triple jump during a meet at HCHS. Heaton finished ninth in the event at the state meet last weekend, and he added a fourth-place finish in the 400 meter dash. ISAIAH SMITH/Staff
Garrett Heaton takes an attempt in the triple jump during a meet at HCHS. Heaton finished ninth in the event at the state meet last weekend, and he added a fourth-place finish in the 400 meter dash. ISAIAH SMITH/Staff
Raiders head coach Benji Harrison (left) presented Hadden Carswell with the Jimmy Williams Courage Award during the Ring of Honor banquet Thursday night. ISAIAH SMITH/Staff
Members of the team that competed in the Gold Novice Division were (front) Alex Capraro, Zoe Carroll, Payson Holcomb, Brynn Washington, (back) Aileen Valasques, Callie Hiner, Isabel Rockwell, Emma Green, Crystal Delugach, Ariel Sisavath, Maylin Fernandez and Azurah Sullivan (not pictured). Carroll, Hiner, Green and Velasquez were also individual state champions. KEVIN ROBINS/Submitted
VARSITY Front,from left Skyler Voss (best female sprinter), Amayah Dooley (best female jumper), Angela Lee (best female distance runner), Amber Wojeczko (Coaches’ Award, Coca-Cola Academic Award), Julia Johnson (best female hurdler) Back row from left, Luke Cooper (best male jumper), Ashton Hill (best male hurdler), Evan Jenkins (best male sprinter), Andrew Kivett (best male distance runner), Garrett Heaton (Coaches’ Award), Alex Aaron, Brad Chosewood (best male thrower), Landrey Pike (best female thrower).
Habersham Central varsity soccer award winners were (from left) Elvis Navarrete (Most Valuable Player, First-Team All Region), Jose Guillen (Jeremy Bouasy Memorial Award), Patrick Tedder (Second-Team All Region, Most Valuable Player), Angel Zavala (Second-Team All Region, Most Valuable Player), Ellis Wallace (First-Team All Region, Most Valuable Player, Coca-Cola Academic Award), Oswaldo Ramirez (Newcomer of the Year) and Adrian Zavala (Coaches Award). ISAIAH SMITH/Staff
Selah Anderson signed her national letter of intent with Piedmont University Wednesday afternoon. Anderson won the Area 2-6A title last month and will compete in the state tournament with the Lady Raiders Monday and Tuesday. ISAIAH SMITH/Staff
Tallulah Falls golfers Brinson Hall (left) and Maggie Jackson are set for their final match to close out a historic career with the Lady Indians. RANDY CRUMP/Special
Lauren Nelson watches a putt roll toward the hole during the Area 2-6A tournament April 19. The Lady Raiders won area, and look to put forth a good showing at the state tournament in Carrollton Monday and Tuesday. ISAIAH SMITH/Staff