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Pictured left is senior football player Trez Fouch as he shares his testimony.

Pictured left is senior football player Trez Fouch as he shares his testimony.

Hart County athletes lead Fields of Faith

Lake Hartwell FCA hosted over 400 people during its sixth annual student led event called Fields of Faith. Hundreds of students, athletes, and adults from the Hart County community gathered for a night of fellowship, worship, and prayer during Lake Hartwell FCA’s annual Fields of Faith event.
Monroe Area

Monroe Area

Dogs playoff hopes rely on win over Monroe Area

Hart prepares for a win or go home situation against the Purple Hurricanes of Monroe Area on Nov. 3. When you look at the history between the two schools, Hart owns the series between the two schools. From 1934 to 2007, the Dogs and Purple Hurricanes have seen each other a total of 36 times.
Senior running back Nori Moore attempts to juke the oncoming Hebron Christian defender in the 27-0 loss on Oct. 27.

Senior running back Nori Moore attempts to juke the oncoming Hebron Christian defender in the 27-0 loss on Oct. 27.

Dogs offensive woes carry over into Hebron Christian loss

Hart County’s offense was held scoreless for the second week in a row, as Hebron Christian defeated the Dogs at home, 27-0. The Dogs hosted the Lions for the first time ever in Herndon Stadium. Hart won the toss and deferred to the second half.
Hart County senior pole vaulter Amelia Johnson commits to Alabama over Kennesaw State, Ole Miss, and Clemson.

Hart County senior pole vaulter Amelia Johnson commits to Alabama over Kennesaw State, Ole Miss, and Clemson.

The back-to-back state champion commits to Alabama

Hart County’s back-to-back girls state champion in pole vault Amelia Johnson announces her commitment to continue her academic and athletic career at the University of Alabama. Johnson was midway through her junior season when the Crimson Tide first began to show interest.
Pictured is the Volley Dogs huddled up after dropping the first set as Oconee County went onto defeat Hart County in four sets to end the Volley Dogs historic season on Oct. 28.

Pictured is the Volley Dogs huddled up after dropping the first set as Oconee County went onto defeat Hart County in four sets to end the Volley Dogs historic season on Oct. 28.

Volley Dogs historic run ends in Final Four

After sweeping Columbus in the Elite Eight, the Volley Dogs fell to the Lady Warriors of Oconee County in four sets to end their historic season.
Lady Dogs forward Madison McLane sinks a free throw in the 69-16 win over Pendleton.

Lady Dogs forward Madison McLane sinks a free throw in the 69-16 win over Pendleton.

The Comeback: featuring Madison McLane

A senior three sport athlete at Hart County High School has fought the road to recovery, and is set to play a big role for her final seasons in basketball and track. Madison McLane was a crucial part of the Lady Dogs basketball team that ended the season as a region runner-up last year.
Hebron Christian

Hebron Christian

Dogs look to rebound from loss

Hart County looks to rebound against Hebron Christian, after being held scoreless in their first region loss to Stephens County. When you talk about historic match ups in Hart County history, this is not one that will be brought up.
Hart County football’s head coach Cory Dickerson speaking with the team after the 35-0 loss to Stephens County Oct. 20.

Hart County football’s head coach Cory Dickerson speaking with the team after the 35-0 loss to Stephens County Oct. 20.

Dogs shutout by Indians in first region loss

Offensive woes lead to the 35-0 shutout loss against Stephens County. The Dogs hosted the Indians of Stephens County for a battle of the unbeatens in region play. Stephens County won the toss and elected to defer to the second half. Hart County started things off on offense.