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Three Stephens County Indian football players will be taking their athletic talents to the college level. All three seniors held signing ceremonies at the high school Wednesday afternoon. Cory Richie, son of Christa Richie and Victor Oglesby, signed with the new football program at Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina. Cory was a defensive back and receiver this past season for the […]
Read moreIt was a tough night for the Stephens County Indians and Lady Indians on Tuesday night as both teams fell by large margins at Oconee County in Watkinsville. The Lady Indians led 11-10 at the end of the first quarter but was outscored 29-7 in the decisive 2nd and 3rd quarters and fell 49-26. My’Angel Carter led the Lady Indians […]
Read morestory by Ted Taylor Corey Richie’s 24 points helped the Stephens County boys take an 82-66 victory over the Franklin County boys on Friday night at Currahee Arena. Nuri Winters had 14points and Javin Gordon contributed 12 points. The victory gave the Indians a two-game winning streak heading into the final two weeks of the season. Mylan Roebuck came off […]
Read moreA pitcher for the Stephens County Indians Baseball team will be playing for the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega next year. Senior Nick Randall, son of Robin Sweat and Allen Randall, held a signing ceremony at the high school Wednesday. Last season, he helped to lead the Indians to the second round of the state playoffs. Until this year, […]
Read morestory by Ted Taylor The Stephens County boys’ basketball team finished the first half of the Region-8 AAA season defeating Hebron Christian 51 to 46 Tuesday night at Currahee Arena. Corey Richie had 14 points to lead the Indians while Javin Gordon chipped in with 11. Blake Wilson, a 6-5 junior, led the Lions in scoring with 25 points. The […]
Read moreStephens County High School held its annual Football Awards Ceremony Monday night. Each player on the varsity and J-V teams was recognized. Seniors and players named All-Region received plaques. Special recognition was also given to those who were named All-State by the A-J-C or Recruit Georgia. They are: Cam Lacy, Corey Richie, and Aidan Butts who made both teams. Recruit Georgia also named […]
Read moreThe Stephens County Indians fell victim to scoring spurts by the Monroe Area Purple Hurricanes in both the girls’ and boys’ games and were swept on the road at Monroe on Friday night. In the girls’ game, the Lady Indians led 22-21 at the half, but were outscored 22-7 in the 3rd quarter and fell by a final of 56-42. […]
Read moreStephens County High School will have a new softball coach when practice begins this summer. Dave Poffenberger has resigned as Lady Indians softball coach and his assistant this past season, Kasey Ivey, will take over as head coach. This will be Coach Ivey’s second time to serve as the Lady Indians head softball coach. After college, she came to Stephens […]
Read morestory by Ted Taylor Led by a smothering defense, the Hart County Lady Bulldogs defeated the Stephens County Lady Indians 66-32 Tuesday night at the Currahee Arena. The Dog’s defense held Stephens County to 10 first half points, frequently stopping the Lady Indians from bringing the ball over the ten second line. Dakota Phillips led all scorers for Hart […]
Read morestory by Ted Taylor Corey Richie’s 21 points helped the Stephens County Indians to a 61-53 win over the Oconee County Warriors Friday night at the Currahee Arena. Stephens County led after the first quarter, 14-8, and maintained a lead throughout the game. Oconee County cut a 12-point deficit down to 2 points in the fourth quarter, but the Indians […]
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