SCMS Basketball Update

Franklin County took three of four from Stephens County in middle school basketball on Friday. The 7th grade boys lost to Franklin County 35-29. Kenny Colwell led the 7th grade boys with 14 points, while Malachi Colbert added nine points. In 7th grade girls’ action, Stephens County beat Franklin County, 32-21. Breanna Taylor had 12 points to lead the 7th […]

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SCHS Basketball Splits With Franklin Co.

The Stephens County Indian boys stage a huge comeback to extend their winning streak to four games. Stephens County’s boys trailed by as many as 13 points in the third quarter before staging a huge run to win by 12 over Franklin County, 60-48. Trailing 32-19 in the third quarter, Stephens County outscored the Lions 41-16 the rest of the […]

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SCHS Wrestling Wins Two Dual Meets

Stephens County picks up a pair of dual meet wrestling wins. Tuesday, the Indian wrestlers faced both Rabun County and East Hall. First, the Indians beat Rabun County, 54-27. Winners for Stephens County against Rabun County were Lee Massey, Brooks McLaughlin, Jake Murray, Javon Jones, Nikko Beady, Jay Stowe, Tracy Lowery, Walker Herron, and Abe Cruz. Then, the Indians edged […]

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SCMS Basketball Update

Stephens County Middle School basketball faced Hart County on Tuesday. In 7th grade boys, the Rebels lost to Hart by a 50-41 score. Kenny Colwell had 16 points to lead the Rebels while Malachi Colbert had seven points and Gamarion Carter had six points. Moving to 7th grade girls, Stephens County beat Hart, 35-22. Tynajiah Eades scored 14 points and […]

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SCHS Splits With Rabun Co. in Home Hoops

The Stephens County Indian boys’ basketball team picks up its third straight win. Stephens County jumped out to an 11-point first quarter lead and never looked back in beating Rabun County Tuesday night at the Currahee Arena by a 76-66 score. DeUndra Singleton led the Indians with 23 points. Also scoring in double figures for Stephens County was Nunu Walker […]

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SCHS Wrestling Takes 7th In Weekend Tournament

Stephens County High School’s wrestling program brings home numerous top finishes from this past weekend’s King of the Mountain wrestling tournament. Jake Murray won a tournament championship for the Indians at the 138-pound weight class. Meanwhile, two Indians brought home third place finishes. They were Javon Jones at 132 pounds and Jay Stowe at 145 pounds. Also finishing in the […]

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Busy Weekend for SCHS Basketball

The Stephens County Indian boys’ basketball team scores its highest point total of the season in defeating the Habersham Central Raiders 78-34 on Saturday night at the Currahee Arena in Toccoa. Stephens County jumped out to an 18-7 lead and never looked back. Ty Nails led the Indians with 17 points and Micah Oglesby had 13 points. Caleb Hodges led […]

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SCHS Wrestling Opens Season

Wrestling season is underway at Stephens County High School. The Indian wrestlers held their first two dual meet matches of the year on Tuesday. Stephens County lost both matches, falling to White County, 48-30, and then losing to Banks County, 60-18. Jake Murray, Jay Stowe, and Tracey Lowery all won both of their matches on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Lee Massey and […]

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SCHS Splits Basketball With White Co.

The Stephens County Lady Indians won their first game of the season Tuesday night. After losing a 14-point lead in the second quarter, the Lady Indians managed to hold on to a 60-55 win over the Lady Warriors of White County at the Currahee Arena in Toccoa. Stephens County led 25-19 at the half, but White County stormed back and […]

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GHSA Releases New Region Alignments

Proposed regions released Tuesday by the Georgia High School Association would keep Stephens County in Region 8-AAAA, but that region will look a lot different. The new regions will take effect starting in the 2016-2017 school year. Stephens County was placed in a six-team Region 8-AAAA. Joining Stephens County is Jefferson, North Oconee, Oconee County, St. Pius X, and Madison […]

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