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Last year’s Battle of the Heroes had record attendance, and this year’s 9th event in the 10th year of its existence could be the biggest yet.

Last year’s Battle of the Heroes had record attendance, and this year’s 9th event in the 10th year of its existence could be the biggest yet.

Battle of the Heroes to celebrate 10th anniversary

The Easton Foundation announced Monday that they will hold their 9th “Battle of the Heroes” charity flag football game on Saturday, Aug. 6, at Habersham Central High School’s Raider Stadium.
Brooke Hayes got dressed up nice to compete in a driving class with her pony, Willie. SASSY HAYES/Submitted

Brooke Hayes got dressed up nice to compete in a driving class with her pony, Willie. SASSY HAYES/Submitted

Local horse enthusiast sits in driver’s seat

Horse enthusiast Brooke Hayes will get a chance to put her equestrian skills on display on a national stage later this month. The American Shetland Pony Club Congress is hosted in St Louis July 25-30.
Habersham Central graduate and future Point University football freshman Caleb Wade, last year’s team MVP, gives sage advice to the Raiders at Wednesday’s practice. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Habersham Central graduate and future Point University football freshman Caleb Wade, last year’s team MVP, gives sage advice to the Raiders at Wednesday’s practice. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Raiders welcome competition in scrimmages

The intense summer heat could not slow down Habersham Central’s burgeoning 2022 football squad from doing what it does best – compete on every play. The Raiders hosted a six-team round robin scrimmage Wednesday and Thursday for area teams to get in some work in pads against another opponent.
Habersham Central’s Kyia Barrett will be among the veteran leaders of the 2022-23 Lady Raider squad. FILE

Habersham Central’s Kyia Barrett will be among the veteran leaders of the 2022-23 Lady Raider squad. FILE

Lady Raiders picking up the pace early

Habersham Central’s girls basketball team has some new faces contributing this year, but they are already building chemistry and picking up wins in summer play. The Lady Raiders went 4-0 at GHSA camp last week and traveled to another camp in Ringgold early this week.
GRANT GUNTER/Submitted

GRANT GUNTER/Submitted

Habersham County 8U softball All-Stars

Members of Habersham County Recreation’s 8U softball all-stars for 2022 are (front row, from left) Carlie Wilson, Raelyn “Lou” Kimsey, Josie Barron, Emmeline Penland, Kinner Johnson and Emmy Wright.
Habersham Central’s Bryce Pittman will be a player to watch during his senior season, but new Raiders coach Tommy Yancey is hoping to build a balanced team of players that feed off each other. FILE

Habersham Central’s Bryce Pittman will be a player to watch during his senior season, but new Raiders coach Tommy Yancey is hoping to build a balanced team of players that feed off each other. FILE

Raider cagers win while they learn new system

The veterans on Habersham Central’s boys basketball team have worked with three different head coaches, learning a new system each time. New coach Tommy Yancey is hoping his system is the one that sticks, as the Raiders put in work in various summer leagues and showcases.
Habersham Central’s Bland Grizzle plows ahead against Hart County. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Habersham Central’s Bland Grizzle plows ahead against Hart County. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Raiders showing well in summer 7-on-7s

Habersham Central’s football team is putting in work in the heat to get better before the calendar turns to fall. The Raiders reached the quarterfinals of a 30-team 7-on-7 tournament at the University of Georgia on Tuesday. They competed in another multi-team event on Thursday morning as well.
Members of Habersham County Recreation’s 8U orange baseball all-stars for 2022 are (front row, from left) Owen Harrelson, Judah Borrow, Hudson Thacker, Thor Franklin and Hank Heintz. Middle row are (from left) Noah Whitlow, Sylas Thibeault, Harlan Wilbanks, Kobe Goss and Christian Justice. Back row are (from left) Coach Stacey Justice, Manager James Whitlow, Coach Jon Wilbanks and Coach Cole Franklin. GRANT GUNTER/Submitted

Members of Habersham County Recreation’s 8U orange baseball all-stars for 2022 are (front row, from left) Owen Harrelson, Judah Borrow, Hudson Thacker, Thor Franklin and Hank Heintz. Middle row are (from left) Noah Whitlow, Sylas Thibeault, Harlan Wilbanks, Kobe Goss and Christian Justice. Back row are (from left) Coach Stacey Justice, Manager James Whitlow, Coach Jon Wilbanks and Coach Cole Franklin. GRANT GUNTER/Submitted

Habersham Central’s Zeke Whittington jukes two Hart County defenders during the spring game on May 20. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Habersham Central’s Zeke Whittington jukes two Hart County defenders during the spring game on May 20. MATTHEW OSBORNE/Staff

Raiders’ fall slate leaves room for optimism

Habersham Central has not been able to realistically contend for a region title in football the last two years. But it’s a new day, and a new region.
Members of Habersham County’s 8U blue all-stars are (front row, from left) Grady Witt, Landon Sosebee, Asher Nichols, Rennon Woodruff, Reid Hammond and Brock Wall. Second row are (from left) Tucker Smith, Oliver Radford, Landon Mills, Cayman McFarlin, Jackson Dobbs and Joshua Moline. Back row are (from left) Trent Wall, Logan Witt, Steven Mills, Ricky Woodruff, Chip McFarlin, Ronnie Hammond and Tyler Nichols. GRANT GUNTER/Submitted

Members of Habersham County’s 8U blue all-stars are (front row, from left) Grady Witt, Landon Sosebee, Asher Nichols, Rennon Woodruff, Reid Hammond and Brock Wall. Second row are (from left) Tucker Smith, Oliver Radford, Landon Mills, Cayman McFarlin, Jackson Dobbs and Joshua Moline. Back row are (from left) Trent Wall, Logan Witt, Steven Mills, Ricky Woodruff, Chip McFarlin, Ronnie Hammond and Tyler Nichols. GRANT GUNTER/Submitted