Lady Raiders aim to serve up deep run
With Raider volleyball season set to begin Thursday – albeit unofficially – the buzz is back in the gym in Mt. Airy.
With Raider volleyball season set to begin Thursday – albeit unofficially – the buzz is back in the gym in Mt. Airy.
Last year was one that will always be remembered for Tallulah Falls volleyball. By every metric in the book, the 2022 Lady Indians squad was the best the school has ever seen.
The Easton Foundation is teaming up with Life Church to hold its 10th annual Battle of the Heroes at Habersham’s Raider Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 12.
Now only a week away from the season’s unofficial opener against East Hall, there’s a different aura hovering over Raider Stadium.
Baseball standout and recent Tallulah Falls graduate Frankey Moree has been named to the Georgia Dugout Club’s All-State team.
When you look at the numbers, Habersham’s 2022 offense hardly jumps off the page.
At dinner with some family friends, the conversation turned to the current state of affairs in college football. It’s been a hot topic lately. Locally, for sure, but also nationwide.
As the Habersham Central basketball team continues to work through summer with lifting and workouts, one Raider hoopster is putting up numbers elsewhere.
Habersham Central Volleyball held its All-American Team Camp this week in Mt. Airy.
When Habersham Softball takes the diamond in Stephens County 18 days from now, the Lady Raiders will be doing so with an extra chip on their shoulder.