Bobcats outmatch Tigers, 35-28
It is week 12 of the football season, and Gilmer High School is still playing.
It is week 12 of the football season, and Gilmer High School is still playing.
Gilmer High School enters the wrestling season with plenty of questions, but head coach Josh Ghobadpoor believes he has a hardworking group with some answers.
Gilmer High’s girls wrestling program has continued to flourish as the sport grows in Georgia.
GHS made plenty of noise last season and finished among the state’s best.
Clear Creek Middle School had a busy week on the basketball court.
The Bobcats and Lady Cats played 10 combined games over a four-day span and secured seven wins.
Clear Creek wrestlers defended their home turf against Union County.
For the third game in a row, Gilmer High found itself in a tight region football battle.
The sixth annual alumni wrestling night attracted plenty of fans to the Gilmer High gym.
Above are Gilmer second-grade football players and coaches who have advanced to the championship. The Bobcats entered the playoffs as a No. 4 seed and upset top-seeded Pickens last Saturday, 6-0.
The Battle of Dalton beckoned Gilmer High swimmers to begin the season.
Gilmer High cheerleaders were in Morgan County for their final competition of the season.