Regions 6-AAA and 7-AAAA recently announced their All-Region Teams for baseball and, as expected, several local players were honored.
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Regions 6-AAA and 7-AAAA released their All-Region soccer award winners last week and teams from Catoosa and Walker Counties were well-represented.
The LaFayette Lady Ramblers finished fourth in the Region 6-AAA track championships at Rockmart High School earlier this week, while the Ringgold Tigers were the highest-finishing local team in our area in the boys' meet as the Blue-and-White placed fifth overall.
There are athletes who play basketball and then there are basketball players and Cameron Gregg definitely falls into that latter category.
The LFO Warriors came into the 2021 baseball season hoping to end a long playoff drought and give a large graduating class some additional memories to take with them, and the Red-and-White did just that by securing their first playoff berth since 2012.
Monday was a huge day for two local golf teams who claimed team championships at the Class AAA Area 4 Tournament at the Monroe Country Club in Monroe.
Kyle Pursley picked up a win for the LFO Warriors on Day 1 of the Region 6-AAA Track and Field Championships at Rockmart High School on Monday.
The LFO football program bills itself as a family and families do whatever it takes to help each other when the need arises.
The Ringgold Tigers finished off a 16-0 run through Region 6-AAA with a 12-2 win at LFO on Friday night.
With one night left in the regular season, the four playoff teams from Region 6-AAA have been determined, but very little else has been set in stone.
The LFO track team competed at Coahulla Creek on Tuesday in preparation for next week's Region 6-AAA meet.
The Ringgold Lady Tigers, the No. 2 seed from Region 6-AAA, took the field on Tuesday night for their first state soccer playoff match since 2015 - their first one at home since 2013 - against the Lady Warriors of White County, who came into the contest as the No. 3 seed from Region 7, but i…
Up 7-6 after four innings, the LFO Warriors gave up four runs in the top of the fifth inning and ended up on the wrong end of an 11-8 decision against Coahulla Creek Tuesday night in Fort Oglethorpe.
Attending Shorter University is something of a family tradition for LFO senior Juleigha Boynton, so when it came time for her to choose a college destination, there was really only one option.
Exactly one month ago, the LFO Warriors were sitting at 1-12 overall and getting set to host North Murray in the first Region 6-AAA game of the 2021 season.
