Athletics News

MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRL

Sixth-grader Sarah Lundy of Clarkesville was selected as an Indian of the Week by middle school volleyball coach Whittney LeHayne. “Sarah has developed tremendously over the last few weeks,” LaHayne said. “She is a determined player and listens to her coaches. Sarah learned her position quickly and knows where to be in a game. We look forward to watching her grow and develop as a player.”

MIDDLE SCHOOL BOY

Seventh-grader Timothy Beck of Clayton was named an Indian of the Week by middle school cross country coach Scott Neal. “In his first season running cross country, Timothy has established a consistent, disciplined, tenacious mental outlook to training for success,” Neal said. “His fortitude sets the daily example of what the lasting principles of the sport of cross country can develop in someone who simply decides to be tough and relentless.” 

VARSITY GIRL

Senior Lillie Free of Clarkesville was named an Indian of the Week by varsity volleyball coach Matt Heyl. “Lillie raised her game to the next level last Thursday in our matches versus Hart County and Habersham County,” Heyl said. “She excelled in the first set against Habersham setting the stage for an amazing match. The Raiders had no answer for her offensive force.  Lillie has been in the program since sixth grade and she is definitely playing her best so far this season.” 

VARSITY BOY

Freshman Canon Brooks of Clarkesville was selected as an Indian of the Week by varsity cross country coach Scott Neal. “Canon, a cross country newbie, hit the ground running on his first day as a harrier,” Neal said. “A stellar golfer outside of running, Canon’s championship mindset quickly relates to focused, purposeful training as well as proactively being an intentionally GREAT teammate. He instantly made our team better by being a role model for opportunity gratefulness leading to inspiring action.”