Stephens County graduate NaNa Eades contributing at Piedmont University basketball

  Stephens County High School graduate and former Lady Indian basketball standout NaNa Eades made a quick transition from high school to college hoops as she started in the first college game she ever played last season.

Toccoa 11 Under All-Stars eliminated from District 7 play

The Toccoa 11-under all-star baseball team’s District 7 run came to an end after a loss to Hart County in Lavonia.     Toccoa was eliminated in the double elimination tournament 29-0 against Hart County last week in Lavonia.

Toccoa 10-Under All-Stars take District 7 crown 7-4 against Franklin County

The Toccoa 10-under all-star baseball team escaped a last-inning bases-loaded jam to win the District 7 championship last week.       Toccoa faced a bases loaded situation in the bottom of the last inning with a three-run lead against Franklin County in a game played at Lavonia.

Stephens County graduate William Rudeseal a busy bear at University of Pikeville

  Stephens County High School graduate and current University of Pikeville football player William Rudeseal already sports a busy daily schedule, but he’s not shy about adding more to his to-do list.      Rudeseal, an offensive lineman for the Bears is heavily involved on his Pikeville, Ky.

Harley Atkinson of Toccoa still playing hockey at the age of 71-years-old

At the age of 71 Harley Atkinson of Toccoa isn’t ready for assisted living just yet as he still laces up his skates and hits the hockey rink to compete.       Atkinson said he still loves the sport and the rush it provides.

Stephens County tennis player Makiya Hutto Region 8-AAA player of the year

Stephens County Lady Indian tennis player Makiya Hutto just wrapped up her first season with the SCHS tennis program and she quickly made her presence known.

Stephens County graduate Malik Feaster's Journey to recovery at Jacksonville State University

This past football season, Stephens County High School graduate and former Indian football player Malik Feaster finally found himself back on the football field playing for the Jacksonville State University Gamecocks after missing six months due to an injury.

Toccoa Sandlot All-Stars eliminated from sectionals against Martinez-Evans

 After being bounced into the sectional tournament’s loser’s bracket, the Toccoa Sandlot All-Stars battled back to win a game and postpone elimination last week in Athens.

Toccoa Rookie All-Stars eliminated from sectionals from Franklin County 12-11

Same one-run difference in the  final score.      Same two teams but two different outcomes.       It was a one-run decision that gave the Toccoa Rookie All-Stars the District 7 championship over Franklin County earlier this month.