High School Sports

With the regular season over for teams covered by AccessWDUN and Friday Game Night, the sports team at AccessWDUN each gave their impressions of the regular season, which was one of the more interesting and unpredictable in recent memory.

The regular season is over, which means only one thing: we (almost) made it to the playoffs!

Both Buford and Cherokee Bluff come up short on Saturday in the quests for state titles in girls softball action at the Olympic Softball Complex.

After going winless in 2023 and starting this season 1-4, the Chestatee football team is headed to the Class 3-A state playoffs.

Buford picked the perfect time to pull off its most complete game of the season.

Oconee County scored with under a minute to go to force overtime and then had a massive goal line stand to hold on to a 32-30 win over top-ranked Jefferson Friday night.

Jackson County matched its best regular season in program history with a 34-21 win over Habersham Central Friday night.

Cherokee Bluff rushed out to a 21-0 lead early in the first half and rolled to a 52-26 win over East Hall at home on Friday.

The official end of the regular season for many teams in the GHSA and GISA is not until Nov. 8 with the movement of dozens of game because of Hurricane Helene. But for the 26 teams in the AccessWDUN Sports coverage area, the end for a lot of teams came on Friday night.

Despite trailing in the fourth quarter, Lumpkin County did just enough to hold off Pickens Friday night, 29-26.