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The LCHS girls basketball team starting five hype each other up before the start of a game. The Indians won in commanding fashion on Saturday, beating Lakeview Academy by 64 points.

Mary Mullinax puts up a shot from the low post in the the girls’ opening game of the Kelly King Holiday Classic. Mullinax scored a season-high 13 points against Fannin in the team’s first game of the tournament on Monday, December 21.

Freshman Austin Marshall tries to control the head of his opponent during his 132 lb matchup against Lambert High School.

Senior Drew Allison takes a pass down low and looks to put up a shot during the Indians’ first game of the Kelly King Holiday Classic on Monday, December 21 against Mountain View High School. Both teams Lumpkin faced in the tournament challenged them with size and physical presence near the basket, something the Indians haven’t faced very much in the first half of the season.

Lumpkin’s Chandler Pulley looks to find an open teammate in Friday’s game against Dawson County.

Jack Irwin, the lone returning state placer for Lumpkin, finishes off his opponent with a pin to claim third place in the 145 lb. weight class at the John Smith Invitational Wrestling Tournament held at LCHS on Friday and Saturday.

Despite having a phenomenal season on the volleyball court for the Lady Indians, senior MaKenzie Caldwell had to settle for third place when Blitz’s Volleyball Player of the Year award was announced for 2020.

Freshman guard Averie Jones dribbles down the court looking to find an open teammate with a pass during Friday’s loss to Cherokee County. The Cherokee defense kept the Indians under intense pressure all night, making things difficult on the offensive end.

Junior shooting guard Jones Harris scored a team-high 22 points, accounting for nearly half of the team’s points in its 79-52 loss to the North Forsyth Raiders.