The Lumpkin County High School Rifle team celebrates its fifth place team finish and two Top Five individual shooters after a successful day to end a successful season.
Lumpkin distance runner Ben Sherrill tries to maintain position during the 1600 meter on Saturday at the team’s Sectional Meet. With his Top-8 finish at Sectionals, Sherrill punched his ticket for the State meet set for this Saturday.
The new-look LCHS Football team is beginning the next chapter of Lumpkin County football with the start of spring practice under new head coach Heath Webb. The Indians will take on Armuchee High School on Friday in Rome.
Madison (left) and Riley Myers are making history as the siblings both placed at the Region Championships in the same event and now look to do the same at Sectionals en route to the State Meet.
Lumpkin senior Alyssa Chambers sends a drive off the tee during a recent match at Achasta Golf Club in Dahlonega. The senior finished her Lumpkin golf career last week at the Area Tournament as her team finished seventh out of 16 teams.
Senior Will Mincey gets things going for the LCHS Baseball team with a bases-clearing double to give the Indians life in their final game of the season. Mincey added to his stellar day in his final high school at bat with the game tying RBI that helped Lumpkin secure one last win on the season.
The LCHS Girls Soccer team jogs off to thank their supporters one last time in the 2022 season as the team fell just short of advancing to the Final Four with a 2-0 loss to Oconee County on Monday.
Lumpkin leapers Kaylee Caldwell (left) and Mercades Housman pose atop the podium after securing first and second place in the triple jump event at the region championship competition. Housman took first in both triple jump and long jump with Caldwell a close second in both events.
The LCHS Girls Soccer team celebrates its first-round win over Sandy Creek last Tuesday. After Monday’s win over Pierce County, the Indians are Elite Eight bound.
Returning state finalists in the girls 4x100, Kaylee Caldwell (right) hands off to Aniya Persaud smoothly. The runners finished second in the relay, inching to within a second of Cherokee Bluff, who has just edged them out all season long.
