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The Stephens County boys’ basketball team won an overtime thriller at the Currahee Arena Tuesday night coming from nine points down to defeat the Elbert County Blue Devils 67- 62. The Indians had a nine-point lead at half time, but Elbert County took a commanding lead in the 4th quarter, but the Indians came storming back in the second half […]
Read moreIt was a great showing for the Stephens County High School wrestling team Saturday at the “King of the Mountain” wrestling tournament at Towns County High School. In the varsity division, the following wrestlers placed in their weight classes: In first place, Gabe Sanders (106), Ashton Justice (138), Clark Sanders (175) Averi Kell, Danessa Edmonds and Rakiyah Young. In second place, […]
Read moreStephens County High School football player Aidan Butts has been named the Region 8-AAA Player of the Year. Butts, a senior, played both defensive end and tight end in helping the Indians to their second consecutive region title and a 10 & 2 final record. The All-Region Team was announced Sunday, and Stephens County placed a total of 15 players […]
Read moreThe Stephens County High School Girls wrestling team had a big win Over Dixie High School Thursday night with a score of 48-24. Averi Kell, Alexis Holland, Siena Malek, and Emily Harper all pinned their opponents. The SCHS boys wrestling team won a nail biter over Rabun Gap by the score of 40-39 and fell short against Dixie High School […]
Read moreThe Stephens County Indians basketball team suffered their first loss of the season Saturday afternoon at Habersham Central 88-47. Stephens County only trailed by 3 at the end of the first period but was outscored in the second period 22-7 and could not catch up. Nuri Winters led the Indians with 19 points. Habersham’s Enzo Combs led all scorers with 30 points. The Indians […]
Read moreTwo years ago, Toccoa’s Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Professional Women of Toccoa-Stephens County, boasted an international sports star. Paralympic swimming champion and multi-medalist McKenzie Coan, who was born in Toccoa and grew up in Clarkesville, was the parade’s Grand Marshal. She is the daughter of Dr. Marc and Teresa Coan. At the time, Coan had recently authored a book, […]
Read moreThe Stephens County Indians boys’ and girls’ basketball teams picked up wins on the road Tuesday night at West Hall High School in Oakwood. The Stephens County Lady Indians used a pressure defense to jump out to a 24-1 lead at the end of the first quarter and led by 40 points at halftime to roll to a 60-29 victory. […]
Read moreA Stephens County High School senior volleyball player will be playing for Toccoa Falls College next year. Allie Brock, daughter of Bethany and Ryan Brock, recently held a signing ceremony at the high school. Allie was an outside hitter for the Lady Indians where she was twice named All Region Second Team and won the Lady Indians Defensive Award twice. […]
Read moreThe season comes to a close for the Stephens County Indian football team. Friday night, the Indians lost in the second round of the AAA state playoffs to Wesleyan, 33-26 in Toccoa. Stephens County got out to an early lead in an action-packed first half, using two Luke Waters field goals from 37 and 29 yards respectively to take a […]
Read moreThe Stephens County Indians will host the Wesleyan Wolves in the second round of the State AAA Football Playoffs tonight. Kickoff will be at 7:30 p.m. Wesleyan is the number 2 team from Region 7-AAA, with a record of 8 & 3. They defeated Ringgold in the first round, 35 to 14. Stephens County is the Region 8-AAA champ with […]
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