The Franklin County Middle School Lady Cubs track team was honored Friday with a special breakfast to celebrate its NEGIAA region championship
Sports
Franklin County Track will host its biggest meet of the season Saturday, as the annual John Scott Hartness Meet will bring 13 other schools to Jeff Davis Field at Ed Bryant Stadium.
Franklin to host annual John Scott Hartness Meet Saturday
Lion Eli Cooling broke the single-season school scoring record. After three goals at Seneca, S.C., Tuesday, Cooling now has 21 goals this season.
Cooling breaks record as soccer teams prep for Stephens County
Lions look to retake 2nd in Region 8AA standings
Senior Lion Christian Guerrero sends a penalty kick into the net for one of Franklin County’s goals in a 4-2 win over Hart County Friday night at Jeff Davis Field at Ed Bryant Stadium. Franklin’s win over Hart County, combined with a Hart loss Tuesday to Hebron Christian, means Franklin will finish second in the region and host a state playoff game for the first time ever. (Photos by Scoggins)
History on the pitch
Keyes Harbin slides in safely to third in action against Hart County Friday at FCHS in Carnesville. The Lions swept the Bulldogs and have won six consecutive region contests. (Photo by Scoggins)
Lions win sixth straight 8AA game
Franklin County senior Frae’Quane Wilkins signed a scholarship Friday to play basketball at Southwestern Community College in Iowa. Taking part in the signing ceremony were (front, from left) sister Sherika Willis, mother Lashanda Willis, Wilkins, grandmother Chris Heard, (back) coaches Josh Smith, Head Coach Jason Shaver and Josh Bentley. (Photo by Eavenson)
Wilkins signs with Southwestern Community College in Iowa
Franklin County senior Nevaehan Ware participates in the high jump Tuesday at the Franklin County Senior Night meet at Jeff Davis Field at Ed Bryant Stadium. Ware won the event with a height of 6’. (Photo by Scoggins)
On track
Lion Jonah Burger splits two Prince Avenue defenders on his way to a goal Friday night at Jeff Davis Field at Ed Bryant Stadium.
Franklin soccer to host Hart in key region games
Franklin County High School senior Mylan Roebuck was surrounded by family and friends when he signed his scholarship to play basketball for Emmanuel University on Tuesday. Members of his family there for the occasion were (front, from left) Aubree Roebuck, Bernard Roebuck, Mylan, D’Anna Roebuck, Amiracle Roebuck, (back) Micah Roebuck and Alexus Burton. Mylan will join his brother Micah on the Emmanuel Lions basketball team. (Photo by Eavenson)
