On Monday, March 22, 2021 the TCHS Winter Sports teams (girls and boys basketball & girls and boys wrestling) were recognized. Below are the award winners: Wrestling: Coaches Award – Hannah Wecer Outstanding Female Wrestler – Bayza Smith Most Improved – Connor King Outstanding Wrestler – Garrett Oaks Girls Basketball: Captains Awards – Abby
Members of the 2021 TCHS Class A State Championship basketball team continue to receive honors. Kolby Moss and Jake McTaggart were named to the GHSA Boys Class A-Public 1st Team. Additionally, Coach Rob Benson was named the GHSA Boys Class A-Public Coach of the Year. Congrats to all!
Fetch Your News has named Towns County Junior, Jake McTaggart, the Georgia Player of the Year for the 2020-21 basketball season. McTaggart led Towns County to the 2020-21 GHSA State Championship game in which Towns County defeated Hancock Central 64-60 to capture the 1st Boys Basketball State Championship in school history.
#TeamFYNsports All-Area Basketball Teams Announced TEAM FYN SPORTS, TEAMFYNSPORTS March 16, 2021 , by Jake West Our FYN Sports writers got together after this crazy basketball season and compiled our All-Coverage Area Basketball Teams. The players were selected based on their contributions to their team as a whole, and their individual statistics. We selected Area Players of the Year,
Towns Boys Basketball Team honored for their championship season COMMUNITY, INDIAN’S CORNER, NEWS March 17, 2021 , by Lauren Souther HIAWASSEE, Ga – Sole Commissioner Cliff Bradshaw honored the Towns County Boys Basketball team for their state championship and teamwork skills. Towns Boys brought home the county’s first state championship in Single A Basketball on Saturday, March 13, 2021. Bradshaw
From blitzsportsga.com – Brian Carter Towns County took on defending state champions Hancock Central in Macon on Saturday, and claimed the school’s first-ever state championship with a 64-60 historic win. The Indians were led by Jake McTaggart, who finished with 22 points and 12 rebounds in the win. Towns County (25-3) led nearly
MACON – Towns County dominated the paint and survived a second-half 3-point barrage by defending champion Hancock Central for a 64-60 victory in the Class A Public boys championship game Saturday at the Macon Coliseum. Jake McTaggart scored 22 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to help Towns County finish with a 44-18 advantage in points
MACON — Kolby Moss could not contain his smile, no matter how hard he tried. And why not. The senior Towns County guard was instrumental in helping secure the Indians’ first-ever state title. Towns County knocked off defending champ Hancock Central 64-60 on Saturday in the Class A-Public state championship game at the Macon Coliseum.
R8 #1 No. 4 Towns County 64, R7 #1 No. 5 Hancock Central 60 In an age where outside shooting is championed, No. 4 Towns County (25-3) turned back the clock and pounded the ball inside while defending state champion No. 5 Hancock Central (15-2) heaved from the three-point line against the Indian 2-3 zone
