Banquet ushers in new class of Raider Royalty
Habersham Central hosted its annual Ring of Honor Banquet this past Thursday night in Mt. Airy.
Habersham Central hosted its annual Ring of Honor Banquet this past Thursday night in Mt. Airy.
Seven Tallulah Falls players earned distinction as all Region 8-A DI players. Frankey Moree headlined the group, as he was named Region Player of the Year.
Habersham Central Track & Field was back in Apalachee Tuesday for the final day of the region meet.
Tallulah Falls competed in Day Two of the Region 8-A DI Championships on Wednesday.
The Habersham Central Track and Field team traveled to Apalachee Monday to compete in the first day of the region meet, and the Raiders came home with two region champions.
The Tallulah Falls girls tennis team advanced to the Georgia High School Association Elite 8 for the first time in program history as the Lady Indians defeated Galloway Monday afternoon.
Senior night for Habersham Central Baseball featured an offensive shootout as the Raiders (14-16, 7-11 Region 8-6A) dropped their final game of the season to the visiting Lanier Longhorns, 15-9.
Bernard Trimiar makes no bones about it – Habersham runs through his blood. So when a young Trimiar first began donning Raider orange and blue, it was a natural fit.
Habersham Central’s baseball team had some great moments this season on the way to a fantastic start, but the Raiders were eliminated from the playoff chase with losses in their last two contests.<
On his senior night, Frankey Moree had 2 hits to become the all-time leader in TFS history in a 12-2 home win over West Oak on Monday night.