Jeff Hart

At times it wasn’t the prettiest of things, but it was good enough for Cherokee Bluff to sweep into the quarterfinals of the Class 4A baseball playoffs on Wednesday at Bluff Ballpark.

When they needed him most, Edgar Vazquez put Johnon’s season on his powerful right leg.

With back-to-back state titles and a loss in another state championship match over the past three seasons, it’s usually Johnson that comes in with the playoff experience.

Cherokee Bluff girls soccer coach Heath Padgett will tell you they are more than just Bristol Kersh.

Rankings mean nothing once the playoffs begin. Both No. 1-ranked teams Buford (7A) and Jefferson (5A) and fourth-ranked Cherokee Bluff (4A) all found that out last week in the second round of the Georgia High School Association girls soccer playoffs.

It was a fruitful first round of the Georgia High School Association baseball playoffs for northeast Georgia area teams. Nine moved through to the second round, which begins on Monday around the state.

Chris Sale was hesitant to discuss how good he's feeling after another strong start for the Atlanta Braves.

With just two senior starters, the 2024 version of the Johnson boys soccer team, despite winning back-to-back state titles and riding an 11-game postseason win streak, really are a work-in-progress.

Nyah Leveretter, a former four-star, top-100 prospect who spent the past four seasons at Kentucky, has signed with the Georgia women’s basketball team, head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson announced Friday.

Class 4A No. 1-ranked and defending Class 4A state champion Johnson will lead six northeast Georgia-area teams into Friday's second round action of the Georgia High School Association soccer playoffs.