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Region 8-AAAA has released its All-Region basketball teams and multiple Stephens County High School basketball players are represented. On the boys’ side, two Indians made the first team all-region. They are Nunu Walker and De’Undra Singleton. Meanwhile, Chaz Bridges and Ty Nails earned honorable mention all-region honors. Moving to the girls’ side, one Lady Indian, Tykia Thompson, made the all-region […]
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The Stephens County Indians had four score in double figures, and added tough defense that forced turnovers and blocked shots to cruise to an easy victory over Jefferson 64-47 on the Dragons’ home floor last night in the Region 8-AAAA Basketball Tournament. The Indians led 24-16 at the half, but outscored the Dragons 16-6 in the third quarter to blow […]
Read moreThe Stephens County High School basketball teams will begin their post-season today, looking to clinch state playoff berths. Today is the first round of the Region 8-AAAA boys’ and girls’ basketball tournaments at Jefferson High School. Both the Indians and Lady Indians are in action in the first round. The Lady Indians are the fifth seed on the girls’ side […]
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On Senior Night at the Currahee Arena in Toccoa, the Stephens County High School basketball teams split a pair of Region 8-AAAA games. In the girls’ game, Jefferson beat the Lady Indians, 56-23. The Lady Indians kept it close early, trailing by just 10 at the half. However, Jefferson used a 7-0 run at the end of the second quarter […]
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A Stephens County High School student-athlete will continue his academic and athletic careers at one of the nation’s military academies. Wednesday, Indian senior A.J. Howard signed to attend and play football at West Point next year as an Army Black Knight. Howard said he is overwhelmed by the honor of attending West Point. “It has been a lifelong dream, something […]
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The Stephens County Indians and Lady Indians hosted North Oconee Tuesday night at the Currahee Arena in Toccoa and split the varsity games in Region 8-AAAA basketball action. In the boys’ game, Stephens County led by 11 at the end of the first period, but North Oconee trimmed the lead to just 6 at halftime. In the second half, the […]
Read moreStephens County High School wrestlers set a school record. On Saturday, Stephens County hosted the Region 8-AAAA Area Wrestling Tournament at the Currahee Arena in Toccoa. The Indians qualified a school-record ten wrestlers into the State Sectional Tournament through the area tournament, breaking the previous record of eight wrestlers. Finishing as area runners-up for the Indians were Lee Massey at […]
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The Stephens County Indian basketball team picks up a pair of weekend wins. This past weekend, the Stephens County boys traveled on the road and picked up wins against both Madison County and Franklin County. On Friday night, the Indians came out on top in a back and forth game with Madison County, prevailing 67-63. Down three points in the […]
Read moreBy Charles Robertson, WLHR Radio, Lavonia A northeast Georgia college wrestling team is headed to try to win a national title this weekend. The Emmanuel College wrestling team will head to Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia to compete for the NCWA National Duals Title in wrestling. The Lions had an incredible season that has earned them the number one seed […]
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The Stephens County High School wrestling team wraps up the regular season. Tuesday, the Indian wrestlers picked up two dual meet wins to finish the regular season with a 15-5 record. Stephens County began by defeating Rabun Gap 56-21. Then, the Indians honored five seniors. They are Brooks McLaughlin, Cole Simmons, Jay Stowe, Corey Kindel, and Cooper Long. In the […]
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