Exuding the spirit of the camp’s namesake, Annah Faith Robinson, the cheerleaders at Annah’s Little Indians Cheer Camp ended the camp by “Going Bananas,” a tradition that has carried on through generations of Lumpkin cheerleaders.
Sports
The UNG Baseball team accounted for six of UNG’s 51 total athletes named to the Peach Belt Conference’s Teams of Academic Distinction.
UNG athletes named to PBC Team of Academic Distinction
Wes Wessely returns a volley alongside teammate Don Riley during the Yahoola Creek Pickleball tournament last weekend at Parks & Rec.
Pickleball offers fun, competition for all ages
Landon Marler was one of many cowboy and cowgirl competitors that put their roping and riding skills to the test at the Mountain Top Rodeo at R Ranch in the Mountains on Friday, June 11 and Saturday, June 12.
Mountain Top Rodeo returns to R Ranch for 32nd installment
LCHS alum and LCMS Baseball Coach Daniel McCrary (right) shows Kason Dehne the proper ready position as an infielder preparing to field the ball during the Lil’ Indians Baseball Camp held at the high school last week.
LCHS Baseball Camp focuses on fundamentals
LCHS Athletic Director and longtime coach Nicky Jenkins accepts his recognition as 2019-20 AAA AD of the Year during a football game last fall.
Lumpkin County Athletic Director Nicky Jenkins retires
Pictured (clockwise from top left): Margaret Simmons earned a second-team All-American honor. Kylee Smith was recognized as an All-American in all four of her seasons. Baseball player Nik Levensteins received two different All-American honors for his performance this past season. Shelby Hammontree claimed an All-American honorable mention this season.
All-American honors for UNG softball and baseball players
Mountain Top Rodeo returns to Dahlonega this weekend
Journey Gurley glides through the air and over the pole, vaulting her way to become UNG’s second national champion across all sports and first in Track and Field. Gurley cleared 4.25 meters to claim the championship.
UNG Track team competes in NCAA Championships
The Nighthawks let out a cheer during the team’s second game at the NCAA Division II Softball Championships in Denver, where the team beat Valdosta State 8-4 to stay alive in the tournament.
