Sports
These Fannin County High School Rebel basketball players were recognized for their individual contributions to this year’s season, which saw the team place second in Region 7AA and earn a trip to post season play. Displaying their awards are, from left, front, Hudson Ethington, Ben Bloch, Matthew Ponton, and Jordan Richerson; and, back, Cole Gribble, Isaiah Angel and Kolton Kaylor.
Rebels honored for basketball efforts
Copper Basin High School’s new head football coach Brett Graves, holding helmet, is pictured with, from left, Athletic Director Jeff Grimes, his father, Perry Graves, daughter, Callie Graves, Principal Holly Smith, Assistant Athletic Director Kevin Smith, and middle school football coach Rusty Boggs.
Graves takes over Cougar football
Sherry Callihan Thacker played basketball at Mineral Bluff and moved on to East Fannin High School in the autumn of 1971.
Fannin County Sports Hall Of Fame Class of 2024
Both his grandfather and father had been firefighters and Geoffrey had long felt the desire to follow in their footsteps. A young Geoffrey Daves sits with his father, Jerry Daves, for a firefighter photo shoot.
Fannin County Sports Hall Of Fame Class of 2024
Lady Cougars win 5-2 over McMinn Central
Submitted photo Fannin County track and field athletes are shown following head to head competition against some of the state’s best performers.
Wins, personal bests added to Fannin records
Fannin teams shine at invitational meet
Brody Paskill (seated, center) signed his Letter of Intent Friday to play football at Point University. He is shown with his mother, Catrina McQuigg, and father, Eric McQuigg, and coaches, standing from left, head coach Chad Cheatham, Alan Collis, Jeremy King, Jeff Kuna, Chris Hyde, Jacob Reece and Wade Woodall.
Paskill signs to play at Point
Dustin Carder is pictured with his father, Doyle Carder. Dustin was coached throughout his youth by his father.