Lady Dogs split against Washington-Wilkes and Stephens
The Lady Dogs soccer team dominated Washington-Wilkes, 8-1, but dropped their second region game to Stephens County, 6-3.
The Lady Dogs soccer team dominated Washington-Wilkes, 8-1, but dropped their second region game to Stephens County, 6-3.
The Dogs won back-to-back games against Washington-Wilkes,7-0 and in double overtime against Stephens County, 3-2.
After getting rained out on March 9, the Racket Dogs returned to a dry court and fell to Hebron Christian at home on Tuesday.
Junior guard Dakota Phillips won the three point shootout as well and was recognized as the most valuable player in the Northeast Georgia All-Star game at Clarke Central High School on Sunday.
The slow-pitch softball team run-ruled the Knights of Johnson (Gainesville) in both games at home on March 8.
The Diamond Dogs go 2-2 in a four game stretch, picking up their first win of the season and the first region win as well.
The Hart County track team collected multiple first place and top five finishers at the Elbert County home meet and at the Bo James Invitational in Rabun County.
Hartwell native, Knox Payne, is now a Georgia Wrestling State Champion, after winning it all in Perry, Ga., on March 5.
After both Racket Dog teams fell to Hebron and Stephens, they rebounded and picked up their first region win over Monroe Area.
The Diamond Dogs dropped both games at home against Stony Brook of New York and Prince Avenue Christian.