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After a hard fought battle against the No. 10 ranked team in AAA, the Lady Dogs fell just short in their return to action for the first time since March 26.

After a big non-region road win over Athens Christian, the Dogs put up a good fight against No. 2 Hebron Christian in a home loss.

Former Hart County and Gulf Coast State College [GCSC] forward Tahj Johnson has announced that he has entered the transfer portal after just one season with the Commodores.

Friends, the greatest week of the year is finally upon us.

Later today, we’ll hear Jim Nantz of CBS Sports say the nine words that, to this day, still make me bawl like a small child:

Despite falling to their rivals Elbert County and Franklin County in the regular season finale, the Lady Dogs will advance to Sectionals beginning on April 10.

The Hart County High School boys and girls tennis teams split against Franklin County to set them up for the Region Tournament at Oconee County High School on April 9 and 10.

After not playing a full game since March 19, the Dogs picked up back-to-back road wins to prepare for a gauntlet of an ending to the regular season.

After losing six straight games, the Diamond Dogs responded with a series win over Stephens County while also edging past Eastside on the road.

Hart County High School track & field athlete Madison McLane announces her verbal commitment to Emmanuel University on March 25.