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Clear Creek celebrated its eighth-grade softball players last week. Kneeling in front is Melissa Rasmussen, and standing from left are, Parker Blue Williams, Nevaeh Copeland, Madison Balanno and Elainah Cox.

Clear Creek celebrated its eighth-grade softball players last week. Kneeling in front is Melissa Rasmussen, and standing from left are, Parker Blue Williams, Nevaeh Copeland, Madison Balanno and Elainah Cox.

CCMS Cats blast Dawson

Clear Creek Middle School sent its eighth graders out on a winning note. The CCMS Lady Cats hosted the Dawson County Tigers last Tuesday and also celebrated its five eighth-graders. It was a tight game through five innings before the Cats’ offense erupted.
Gilmer’s Anneliese Vaughan had five kills versus both Wesleyan and Lumpkin County last week.

Gilmer’s Anneliese Vaughan had five kills versus both Wesleyan and Lumpkin County last week.

Wolves, Indians top GHS volleyball

The Gilmer High Lady Cats were dealt a pair of volleyball losses versus region opponents. GHS made its way to Norcross last Tuesday to take on host Wesleyan and Lumpkin County. Both matches needed two sets to decide a winner and the Cats lost, 2-0. The host Wolves downed Gilmer 25-8 and 25-13.
Gilmer High linemen Kyler Norton (74) and Blane Banks (54) and fullback Wyatt Stokes (35) lead the way for halfback Hunter Britain (5) versus Ringgold last week. Stokes finished with 153 rushing yards and Britain added 75 and a touchdown.

Gilmer High linemen Kyler Norton (74) and Blane Banks (54) and fullback Wyatt Stokes (35) lead the way for halfback Hunter Britain (5) versus Ringgold last week. Stokes finished with 153 rushing yards and Britain added 75 and a touchdown.

Bobcats dismantle Ringgold

Gilmer High wrapped up its nonregion football schedule with its third blowout victory. The Ringgold Tigers were the latest to fall, and they met their demise against the Bobcats at Huff-Mosley Memorial Stadium last Friday.
Clear Creek eighth-grade quarterback A.J. Callihan advances the offense toward the goal line versus Dawson County last Wednesday. He scored two touchdowns in the Cats’ 20-0 win.

Clear Creek eighth-grade quarterback A.J. Callihan advances the offense toward the goal line versus Dawson County last Wednesday. He scored two touchdowns in the Cats’ 20-0 win.

Clear Creek 7th, 8th grade smashes Dawson County

Clear Creek Middle School football is still undefeated. The seventh and eighth-grade Bobcats hosted Dawson County last Wednesday, and the day got rolling with the latter’s 20-0 victory. The seventh-grade game had plenty of quick scores, and by the end, CCMS came out on top, 34-22.
Clear Creek catcher Brenlee Daniel and third baseman Neeyah McDaniel helped the Cats win three more games last week.

Clear Creek catcher Brenlee Daniel and third baseman Neeyah McDaniel helped the Cats win three more games last week.

Cats take on Hwy. 515 rivals Fannin, Pickens

The Clear Creek Lady Cats claimed three softball wins over their rivals. CCMS faced both Pickens and Fannin over its last four games. First up was Pickens Aug. 30, and the Cats won 2-0 with strong pitching and a timely hit.
Gilmer Bobcats

Gilmer Bobcats

CCMS runs in Fannin

Clear Creek cross-country runners turned in a pair of third-place finishes.  The four-team race was held in Fannin County last Tuesday, and the CCMS Lady Cats scored 51 team points. The Bobcats totaled 76 in the boys standings. Ella Schwartz turned in a 3.
Gilmer’s leading tacklers Aspen Hataway (36) and Bo Cronic (17) close in on Murray’s Braylon Myers last Friday. Teammates Hayden Morrison (12), Kyle Cowart (15) and Peyton Chancey (33) rally to assist.

Gilmer’s leading tacklers Aspen Hataway (36) and Bo Cronic (17) close in on Murray’s Braylon Myers last Friday. Teammates Hayden Morrison (12), Kyle Cowart (15) and Peyton Chancey (33) rally to assist.

GHS Bobcats win easily, 35-7

The Gilmer Bobcats could have named their score, and  it appeared that 35 points were enough for head coach Paul Standard. Gilmer’s option attack found success no matter who carried the ball versus Murray County last Friday.
Clear Creek halfback Ryan Rellinger looks for running room, and he intercepted a pass in the end zone versus Union County last Tuesday.

Clear Creek halfback Ryan Rellinger looks for running room, and he intercepted a pass in the end zone versus Union County last Tuesday.

Cats claw Panthers

The Clear Creek Bobcats improved to 3-0 with another dominating performance. CCMS made its way to Union County last Tuesday to continue its league football schedule against the Panthers, and all of the points came in the first half.
Gilmer High senior Zoey Woody recorded three hits for the Cats versus West Hall last Thursday.

Gilmer High senior Zoey Woody recorded three hits for the Cats versus West Hall last Thursday.

Spartans rally to slip past GHS Lady Cats, 5-4

A West Hall rally denied the Lady Cats. Gilmer continued its region softball slate last week. After Monday’s game at Wesleyan was rained out, the Cats made their way to take on the Spartans Thursday. Gilmer’s runs came steadily through the first four innings, while West Hall did its damage late.