Stephens County competition cheer win Region 8-AAA championship
It was dead silence this past Saturday at Morgan County’s gym. A gym full of teams and spectators were waiting for the announcement of this year’s Region 8-AAA champion.
It was dead silence this past Saturday at Morgan County’s gym. A gym full of teams and spectators were waiting for the announcement of this year’s Region 8-AAA champion.
The Stephens County boys’ basketball team started off the season with a scrimmage win against Towns County in a dominate way. The Indians blew out TCHS 74-53 last Thursday in Toccoa.
The Stephens County Indians are back in the state playoffs after having missed for the past two years.
The Stephens County Indian boys basketball team will start their new season tonight (Thursday, Nov. 11) with a tune-up scrimmage against Towns County at 7:30 p.m. at Currahee Arena.
The defending Region 8-AAA champions will be back on the court when they start their season with a scrimmage today (Thursday, Nov. 11) against Towns County at Currahee Arena.
The second fastest runner in Region 8-AAA is home of the Stephens County Cross Country team.
Last Friday Stephens County faced powerhouse Oconee County.
Time is winding down and the end is nearing for Stephens County High School graduate Chandler Jarrell who is wrapping up his career with the Georgia Southern University soccer program.
Stephens County dropped a tightly-contested Region 8-AAA rivalry with Hart County there last Friday night.
Play resumes Friday night for the Stephens County football Indians when they travel to Hart County for a Region 8-AAA matchup with the Bulldogs.