The 8U Lumpkin County Park and Rec All Stars baseball team claimed the program’s first ever State Championship with its walkoff win over Gilmer County in the championship game.
The 8U Lumpkin County Park and Rec All Stars baseball team claimed the program’s first ever State Championship with its walkoff win over Gilmer County in the championship game.
LCHS grad Gannon Flakes accepted an offer to play baseball at Brewton-Parker College, likely as a pitcher.
With a camper on his back, LCHS Football player Walker Scott looks to provide an assist to the group of first and second graders on his team during the LCHS Youth Football Camp last week.
Rising senior Cooper Scott delivers a pass during a skill position scrimmage during last week’s football camp. Lumpkin played host to four other teams for a two-day padded camp to add some extra competition to their practices this summer.
Graduating senior Cameron Simpson signed to play college football at Lagrange College earlier this year. Pictured with Simpson at the ceremony are coaches (from left): Andrew Hinchliffe, Caleb Sorrells, John Dye and Steve Horton.
LCHS Boys Basketball players Jac Chambers (right) and Walker Scott focus in to try and make a play on the defensive end during UNG’s Team Camp last week.
Lumpkin County High School Girls Basketball head coach David Dowse coaches up his team during a break in the action at the GBCA NCAA Evaluation Team Camp this past weekend.
LCHS Softball head coach Joseph Jones and his coaching staff held a camp last week for elementary school aged softball players to come hone their skills and most importantly, develop a love for the sport of softball.
Campers scramble through the gauntlet as a high-intensity version of soccer-dodge-ball tests their agility at the community soccer camp at Lumpkin County High School last week.
Recent Lumpkin graduate Chloe Carver signed with Montreat College to be a part of the school’s first ever women’s wrestling team. Carver was a mainstay with Lumpkin for three years, wrestling against both boys and girls, helping to build the girls wrestling program at Lumpkin. Now she looks to do the same as a part of Montreat’s first recruiting class of women wrestlers.