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In the school’s first appearance at the NAIA National Championships last week, Truett McConnell senior Kiley Blackburn advanced to the final rounds as an individual, making her the first in program history to do so. Blackburn speaks to head coach Steve Patton during one of her rounds. SHAWN BLACKBURN/Submitted

In the school’s first appearance at the NAIA National Championships last week, Truett McConnell senior Kiley Blackburn advanced to the final rounds as an individual, making her the first in program history to do so. Blackburn speaks to head coach Steve Patton during one of her rounds. SHAWN BLACKBURN/Submitted

Blackburn makes it all the way to national championship tourney

In sports circles, a gamer is defined as someone who elevates their game when the stakes are highest. And that’s exactly how Truett McConnell head women’s golf coach Steve Patton described Kiley Blackburn’s performance at the NAIA National Championships last weekend.

Hall, Jackson earn all-state golf honors

Tallulah Falls’ standout golfers picked up some individual honors early this week, as both Brinson Hall and Maggie Jackson were named to the Georgia High School Golf Coaches’ Association’s (GHSGCA) All-State team.
The Future Raiders Football Camp concluded Wednesday afternoon with several participants taking awards for their performances in the punt, pass and kick competition in their age groups. Award winners were (front from left) Alexander Owen, Monterrio Johnson Jr., Landon Nifong, Zachary Jones, (back from left) Owen Almazan, Crede Jones, Jackson McNeil and Sutton Porter. ISAIAH SMITH/Staff

The Future Raiders Football Camp concluded Wednesday afternoon with several participants taking awards for their performances in the punt, pass and kick competition in their age groups. Award winners were (front from left) Alexander Owen, Monterrio Johnson Jr., Landon Nifong, Zachary Jones, (back from left) Owen Almazan, Crede Jones, Jackson McNeil and Sutton Porter. ISAIAH SMITH/Staff

Tallulah Falls’ Simeon Respress signed a track scholarship with Anderson University on Tuesday. Respress was joined by (front row, from left) stepfather Chaun Young, mother Veronica Young, along with (back row, from left) TFS head track coach Scott Neal, TFS President Larry A. Peevy and TFS Upper School Academic Dean Kim Popham. BRIAN CARTER/Submitted

Tallulah Falls’ Simeon Respress signed a track scholarship with Anderson University on Tuesday. Respress was joined by (front row, from left) stepfather Chaun Young, mother Veronica Young, along with (back row, from left) TFS head track coach Scott Neal, TFS President Larry A. Peevy and TFS Upper School Academic Dean Kim Popham. BRIAN CARTER/Submitted

Respress makes the jump to Anderson University

Tallulah Falls graduate Simeon Respress inked his national letter of intent Monday afternoon, making his commitment to join the track and field team at Anderson University official.
Aric Mawdesley speaks with the Raiders varsity players during his first practice with the team Monday night. Mawdesley joins the Raiders after successful head coaching stints at Berrien County and North Cobb Christian. ISAIAH SMITH/Staff

Aric Mawdesley speaks with the Raiders varsity players during his first practice with the team Monday night. Mawdesley joins the Raiders after successful head coaching stints at Berrien County and North Cobb Christian. ISAIAH SMITH/Staff

New era off and running - Mawdesley sets sail as Raiders’ new coach

Last Friday, the Habersham County Board of Education approved the hire of Aric Mawdesley to lead the Raiders’ basketball program.  “We’re awful lucky to get somebody of his stature that can be as good as I think he can be at this late of date,” Raiders Athletic Director Geep Cunningham said.
Aric Mawdesley is on the Board of Education's list for approval as Habersham Central's new basketball coach. Photo courtesy of the NEWNAN TIMES HERALD

Aric Mawdesley is on the Board of Education's list for approval as Habersham Central's new basketball coach. Photo courtesy of the NEWNAN TIMES HERALD

Raiders eyeing new boys basketball coach

Pending approval from the Board of Education, Habersham Central has found its new head basketball coach to lead the Raiders’ program.