Friday Game Night

The Georgia High School Association says it will move forward with the upcoming athletic season without restrictions.

After struggling with COVID-19 quarantines that forced Banks County to forfeit the first-round playoff game last season, the Leopards are back in 2021 healthy and ready to go.

The Warriors lose all-time passing leader J. Ben Haynes but the cupboard is not bare as they prepare for the 2021 season...

The Spartans are riding tremendous enthusiasm after their best season since the 2017 campaign. The numbers are up and playoff expectations are in the air off McEver Road...

The Panthers sport a new coach for the first time in 14 years as Michael Perry, who left East Hall, takes over for Brian Allison. But other than that, not much is expected to change for a Union County program used to high-octane offense, wins, and playoff berths...

Cherokee Bluff is no longer the new kids on the block in Hall County.

The Indians remain the smallest public school system in the state. But coach Jason Roquemore has brought a level of enthusiasm not before seen in the are as he and his staff have been able to nearly double the roster size in just three seasons...

The Eagles 2020 season never happened as the school decided to opt out of the campaign because of COVID-19. But that has stopped coach Nick Garrett from feeling that the upcoming 2021 season could be a positive one on Riverside Drive...

The Wildcats were just one win from their second Class 2A championship game in four years. However, a rough loss to Callaway in the semifinals last year left them with a bad taste and the feeling of unfinished business...

The Trojans come into the 2021 campaign with plenty of expectations and plenty of front-line talent on both sides of the ball. But depth is always an issue and North Hall will need to find suitable backups, especially along the lines of scrimmage and in the secondary...