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Go Bobcats and Lady Cats!

Go Bobcats and Lady Cats!

CCMS hosts meet

Local teams were in town for the annual Mountain League Championships. Clear Creek Middle School hosted the meet last Monday and eight teams were in attendance.  For the Lady Cats, Lakelyn Garrett led the way in eighth place (15:52.
Clear Creek fullback Jackson Garland (30) leads the way for halfback Joshua Wooten (19), who scored two touchdowns versus Towns County last Wednesday.

Clear Creek fullback Jackson Garland (30) leads the way for halfback Joshua Wooten (19), who scored two touchdowns versus Towns County last Wednesday.

CCMS 7th graders thump Towns

Clear Creek seventh graders are 2-0 on the season with their latest victory. The Bobcats hosted Towns County last Wednesday. Possessions were limited with the Bobcats’ time-consuming drives, and TCMS did not do nearly enough with its offense to keep pace with the Cats.
Gilmer High freshman catcher Brenlee Daniel makes a throw to first base.

Gilmer High freshman catcher Brenlee Daniel makes a throw to first base.

GHS softball heads south for 3 wins

Gilmer High softball had a good weekend on the diamond to earn three nonregion victories. The Lady Cats made the nearly 170-mile trip to Harris County and took on King’s Ridge Christian last Friday.
Gilmer High’s Seth Turner leads teammate Dawson Richard last Saturday in Forsyth County. (Contributed photo)

Gilmer High’s Seth Turner leads teammate Dawson Richard last Saturday in Forsyth County. (Contributed photo)

Frogtown Trail beckons GHS cross-country runners

Another weekend meant another invitational for Gilmer High cross-country runners. The Gilmer High Bobcats and Lady Cats were in Forsyth County for the Rangers XC Invitational at Frogtown Trail. The Lady Cats squared off against 10 other teams and finished fourth with 104 team points.
Clear Creek’s Kaitlyn Bidwell delivers a pitch and earned wins versus Fannin and White counties. (Photo by Gena Farmer/CWK Awards)

Clear Creek’s Kaitlyn Bidwell delivers a pitch and earned wins versus Fannin and White counties. (Photo by Gena Farmer/CWK Awards)

CCMS softball takes down Rebels, Warriors

Clear Creek softball snagged two more league wins after the Lady Cats’ latest slate of games. Dawson County was in town last Wednesday and the Tigers built a 7-run lead that CCMS erased. DCMS came away with a 15-11 win in extra innings.
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CCMS XC continues season in Forsyth

The annual cross-country meet was held last Saturday at Frogtown Trail in Cumming and drew 11 teams.  The Clear Creek Middle School Lady Cats ended their day in sixth place with 221 points, while the Bobcats were ninth on the boys side with 313.
Photo by Robbie Bills/Sports Editor

Photo by Robbie Bills/Sports Editor

GHS volleyball defeats Tigers, Panthers

Gilmer High junior Lilyan Cook goes for a kill earlier this season. The Lady Cats  secured three volleyball wins over their last six matches, which included a pair of region victories.
Photo by Robbie Bills/Sports Editor

Photo by Robbie Bills/Sports Editor

CCMS Bobcats fall to Union Co.

Clear Creek’s Parker Chancey carries the football for the Bobcats, who traveled to Union County last Wednesday to take on the Panthers. Union notched a 38-8 victory.
Gilmer sophomore quarterback A.J. Callihan cuts upfield last Friday versus Pickens. He rushed for 81 yards and threw for 53 more.

Gilmer sophomore quarterback A.J. Callihan cuts upfield last Friday versus Pickens. He rushed for 81 yards and threw for 53 more.

Quick-strike Pickens bests Bobcats

It was the Dragons’ night when they rolled into Ellijay to face the hometown Gilmer Bobcats. The annual football rivalry was renewed last Friday at Huff-Mosley Memorial Stadium, and Pickens struck for quick touchdowns all night.