Gilmer Lady Cats have ‘unfinished business’ in ’19-’20
The Gilmer Lady Cats are looking for more than just a trip to the state basketball tournament this season.
The Gilmer Lady Cats are looking for more than just a trip to the state basketball tournament this season.
Gilmer High School cheerleaders completed their competitive season last Friday at the Columbus Civic Center.
The Gilmer Bobcats came home with a second-place finish from their first dual wrestling tournament of the season.
Gilmer High’s Payton Woodring qualified for two more state swimming events while her Bobcat and Lady Cat teammates continued to shed seconds off their times.
The Gilmer Bobcats have gone from being a punchline to a disciplined, hard-hitting football team.
For the fourth time in as many seasons, Gilmer High School cheerleaders are region runners-up.
The 17-time state champion Bobcats are hungry for another wrestling title.
Gilmer High School has begun its sixth swim season under the guidance of new head coach Hope George.
Clear Creek Middle School began its basketball season last week with games against Fannin County and Pickens.
Clear Creek Middle School wrestlers were on the mat to begin the season at Chestatee Middle School Nov. 2. The traditional event saw CCMS walk away with 12 champions.