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Dylan Bodney served as a captain for the LCHS Boys Soccer team this season and led the team in goals. Now Bodney looks to contribute to the team at Toccoa Falls College where he’ll attend this fall.

Dylan Bodney served as a captain for the LCHS Boys Soccer team this season and led the team in goals. Now Bodney looks to contribute to the team at Toccoa Falls College where he’ll attend this fall.

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Bodney to continue soccer career at Toccoa Falls College

Jake Cantrell
Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Six-year-old Dylan Bodney decided he never wanted to play soccer again. “I actually used to hate soccer,” Bodney said. “...I played while I was five and had a long career until I quit at the age of six.
New LCHS Cross Country Head Coach Logan Turner, left, runs alongside his team during a recent summer workout. Turner says he's excited about the new role and the ability to have positive impact on kids' lives.

New LCHS Cross Country Head Coach Logan Turner, left, runs alongside his team during a recent summer workout. Turner says he's excited about the new role and the ability to have positive impact on kids' lives.

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Turner named new Lumpkin cross country coach

Jake Cantrell
Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Growing up as a White County Warrior athlete, the last thing Logan Turner expected was to one day be contributing to the athletic program of a rival. Yet, after accepting the job as Lumpkin County High School’s new Cross Country head coach, that’s exactly where he finds himself.
LCHS Football Stadium

LCHS Football Stadium

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Lumpkin prepares for new region competition

Jake Cantrell
Wednesday, July 14, 2021
What was known to be on the way was made official on Thursday as GHSA announced the Region Allignments for the 2021-2022 school year, which has East Forsyth High School joining Lumpkin’s Region 7 AAA.
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UNG lands athletes on Presidential Honor Roll

News Staff
Wednesday, July 7, 2021
The University of North Georgia Department of Athletics has shattered its previous record of student-athletes on the Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll, putting 155 athletes on the list from the 2020-21 academic year.
Lumpkin’s Cooper McDonald and Jake Barrett take time for interviews following one of their weigh ins at the High School Fishing National Championships. The tandem represented the LCHS Bass Fishing Team in the National and World Finals, earning a seventh place finish in both events.

Lumpkin’s Cooper McDonald and Jake Barrett take time for interviews following one of their weigh ins at the High School Fishing National Championships. The tandem represented the LCHS Bass Fishing Team in the National and World Finals, earning a seventh place finish in both events.

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High school bass fishing duo places in World Finals

Jake Cantrell
Wednesday, July 7, 2021
With their performances this weekend at Lake Hartwell, Cooper McDonald and Jake Barrett claimed both national and world honors for the Lumpkin County High School Bass Fishing team. For Barrett, he said he never could’ve dreamed for a season like this.
LCHS Boys Basketball Head Coach Michael Parker instructs his team during a recent summer practice. After putting in tons of hard work so far this summer, Parker is excited to keep improving as the offseason continues.

LCHS Boys Basketball Head Coach Michael Parker instructs his team during a recent summer practice. After putting in tons of hard work so far this summer, Parker is excited to keep improving as the offseason continues.

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Boys basketball looks to continue strong pace

Jake Cantrell
Wednesday, July 7, 2021
After beating expectations last season, the LCHS Boys Basketball team is putting in the work this summer to take the next step and solidify themselves as contenders in Region 7 AAA. “It’s an exciting time for Lumpkin basketball,” said head coach Michael Parker.
After coaching wrestling and several other sports for the last 15 years, Mike Powell was ready for a new challenge. Now, Powell aims to “change the culture” around Lumpkin athletics as the new LCHS Athletic Director.

After coaching wrestling and several other sports for the last 15 years, Mike Powell was ready for a new challenge. Now, Powell aims to “change the culture” around Lumpkin athletics as the new LCHS Athletic Director.

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New Athletic Director brings a love of sports to LCHS

Jake Cantrell
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
Mike Powell has always been a fan of two things: sports and small towns. So when Powell first heard about the opening to be the new Athletic Director at LCHS, he was immediately sold.
Rising Lumpkin senior Jones Harris takes a shot during the Indians’ recent Shot Clock League game versus Lakeview. Both LCHS basketball teams have competed in several games with the newly implemented shot clock rules in order to be ready for this season.

Rising Lumpkin senior Jones Harris takes a shot during the Indians’ recent Shot Clock League game versus Lakeview. Both LCHS basketball teams have competed in several games with the newly implemented shot clock rules in order to be ready for this season.

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High school basketball teams to begin using shot clock

Jake Cantrell
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
As the clock slowly begins to wind down on summer, the GHSA recently announced the implementation of a 35 second shot clock beginning in the 2022-2023 season.
UNG Soccer Complex

UNG Soccer Complex

Smith, Casanova named new UNG assistant coaches

News Staff
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
The University of North Georgia Athletics department added two new assistant coaches last week, as Iain Smith and Ben Casanova joined the coaching staffs of the UNG Women’s Soccer and Men’s Basketball teams respectively.
UNG Tennis head coach Kent Norsworthy instructs campers at the LCHS Tennis Camp.

UNG Tennis head coach Kent Norsworthy instructs campers at the LCHS Tennis Camp.

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LCHS Tennis serves up camp to improve skills

Jake Cantrell
Wednesday, June 23, 2021
Lumpkin County High School partnered with UNG tennis coach Kent Norsworthy for its annual camp with the goal of growing the game of tennis in North Georgia.