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Clear Creek Middle School volleyball team

Clear Creek Middle School volleyball team

CCMS volleyball is undefeated

Clear Creek Middle School volleyball is off to a 6-0 start to the season. Joining coaches Aylah Wright and Hannah Stewart are players, front row, Ashlyn Harris, Madi Farist and Bella Allen. Back row are, Samantha Baugh, Braylee Taylor, Molly Hicks, Rhyanna Harmening and Mallory Jones.
Times-Courier

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Rec Football Round Up

Gilmer rec football players were on their home turf for five games. Union County was in town last Saturday, and three Bobcat teams earned wins. The fourth grade Cats slipped past the Panthers, 6-0, while Gilmer’s fifth graders won, 12-6.
Junior Peyton Chancey leaves two Rebels in his wake as he breaks a third tackle on this way to 211 rushing yards and three touchdowns last Friday at Fannin County.

Junior Peyton Chancey leaves two Rebels in his wake as he breaks a third tackle on this way to 211 rushing yards and three touchdowns last Friday at Fannin County.

Chancey, Bobcats run over Rebels

The Gilmer Bobcats rolled into Blue Ridge with a rushing attack that could not be stopped. GHS faced rival Fannin County last Friday, and junior Bobcat fullback Peyton Chancey delivered punishing runs into the heart of Rebels’ defense.
Clear Creek’s Myles Keogh (11) and Kamden Becker (9, below) intercept passes during the Bobcats’ 30-6 victory over Fannin County last Wednesday

Clear Creek’s Myles Keogh (11) and Kamden Becker (9, below) intercept passes during the Bobcats’ 30-6 victory over Fannin County last Wednesday

Opportunistic Clear Creek mashes Fannin

Prime field position and takeaways helped the Clear Creek Bobcats crush Fannin County. The Bobcats’ defended their home field where the Rebels’ offense was hardly on the field. CCMS took a two-score lead into the half, and the final 16 minutes were much of the same.
Gilmer senior Lady Cat Phoenix Addie zeros in on a pitch versus Heritage last Tuesday and finished with a hit and scored two runs.

Gilmer senior Lady Cat Phoenix Addie zeros in on a pitch versus Heritage last Tuesday and finished with a hit and scored two runs.

Lady Cats blast Generals, 16-4

The Gilmer Lady Cats opened their region softball schedule and enjoyed a 16-run outburst in their victory. GHS and the Heritage Generals dealt with some unruly weather last Tuesday that postponed the game briefly before a steady rain fell over the final two innings.
Pictured are Clear Creek softball players and coaches following another league victory.

Pictured are Clear Creek softball players and coaches following another league victory.

CCMS softball remains undefeated

Clear Creek softball earned two more league wins. The CCMS Lady Cats were at home for both games last week, and White County was up first Monday. The visiting Warriors found red-hot Cats waiting on them, and CCMS had another strong performance.
Gilmer volleyball players Roxy McVey (14) and Jace Sanderson (33)

Gilmer volleyball players Roxy McVey (14) and Jace Sanderson (33)

GHS volleyball takes 2nd at tourney

Gilmer volleyball players Roxy McVey (14) and Jace Sanderson (33) go up for a block versus Dawson County last Thursday. The Cats defeated Fannin County (2-1) and Chestatee (2-0) and lost to Hart County (2-0) last Saturday in Hall County to place second in a tournament.
Above are the Gilmer High Bobcats and Lady Cats ahead of their first cross-country race of the season last Saturday in Canton.

Above are the Gilmer High Bobcats and Lady Cats ahead of their first cross-country race of the season last Saturday in Canton.

Gilmer High XC off and running in Canton

Gilmer was in Canton for their opening meet of the cross-country season. The Fleet Feet Cherokee Classic at Boling Park was held last Saturday and 20 GHS runners were in attendance. All of the Lady Cats point scorers finished inside the top 80. Lambert’s Emily Autry led the way in 12:33.80.
Clockwise from top are Lady Cats Mary Grace Jones, right fielder Mia Henson and second baseman Gracie Gaitanoglou. Jones collected six hits and drove in five runs for Gilmer last week.

Clockwise from top are Lady Cats Mary Grace Jones, right fielder Mia Henson and second baseman Gracie Gaitanoglou. Jones collected six hits and drove in five runs for Gilmer last week.

Cats take 3 ahead of region play

The Gilmer Lady Cats snatched two more softball wins in their first full week of the season. GHS played its lone home game last Tuesday against Union County, and pitching and defense were the keys for the Cats once again.