Lumpkin senior Amma Johnson makes a play during a recent practice. The shortstop took an unfortunate bounce to the face that caused her to have to leave the game during Monday’s win, however Johnson returned and played most of the game despite a gash to the mouth.

Senior star Kiersta Trammell lays out for a ball during a recent practice. Trammell and her fellow seniors will play a huge role in the outcome of the a’ season in 2021 as they look to keep building off of their record-breaking 2020 campaign.

Senior Amma Johnson squares around on a base hit during a recent practice as the LCHS Softball team prepares for its season. Johnson will need to be a key contributor on offense as the team aims to “score in every inning” this season.

As the crowd filed in to Cottrell Field for Meet the Indians Night, the LCHS football team held a public practice, giving the community a firsthand look at the Indians squad that will take the field this fall.

Riley Dyer fields a ball ready to fire to first base during a LCMS Softball team summer workout with the LCHS Softball Coaching staff. LCHS Softball head coach Joseph Jones and his staff have been investing time in the younger middle school team in hopes of helping them further develop for better success at both the middle school level now and the high school level in years to come.

Caleb Norrell (center) and Cooper Scott (right) celebrate a touchdown during the spring scrimmage against Johnson High School. Indian’s fans can get a first glimpse at the team at Meet the Indians Night this Friday, in hopes of seeing the first of many celebrations that will happen this season.

Adam Daum was named the University of North Georgia Head Athletic Trainer.

LCMS head coach Hayden Grizzle addresses his team after a recent summer workout. Having worked at both the middle school and high school level, Grizzle said he enjoys coaching the middle school age players the most because he feels he can have a larger positive impact in their lives.

LCHS Volleyball Head Coach Haley Dibble talks with the camp participants during a break between sessions. The camp served around 54 kids between first and eighth grade, teaching the skills and techniques needed to play an organized game of volleyball.

One of last season’s Drum Majors, Najja Hughey, conducts a group of brass players as they practice their 2021 Halftime Show. Hughey was one of several former band leaders that director Andrew Harwood had come back to help with instruction for this year’s Band Camp.