The Gainesville girls and boys golf teams wrapped up their seasons this week in the Class AAAAAA state golf tournaments. The boys, playing at Woodmont Golf and Country Club in Canton, finished third (603) behind state champion Johns Creek (556) and state runner-up Creekview (582). Alex Hughes carded the lowest score for the Red Elephants
Former Gainesville boys basketball standout Maurice Hector signed his National Letter of Intent on Monday to continue his basketball career at Brewton-Parker College in Mount Vernon, Ga. Hector is a member of the 125th class of Gainesville High School and will be graduating Friday. “This kid is the epitome of hard work,” said Gainesville boys’
May 20 Girls Varsity Golf at AAAAAA State Golf Tournament 8:00 am
Gainesville High School senior Cindy Bonilla signed a National Letter of Intent Thursday to play soccer for Brenau University. A Division I NAIA school, the Golden Tigers are members of the Appalachian Athletic Conference. The soccer program, under coach Mike Lochstampfor, went 6-9-2 in 2019. Congratulations to Cindy and her family.
Gainesville will play the Dalton Catamounts for the Class AAAAAA state title at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Cantrell Stadium, McEachern High School. The address for Cantrell Stadium: 2400 New Macland Rd. Powder Springs, Ga. 30127 Dalton earned a berth in the state championship with a 6-1 win against Pope. The Catamounts are 22-0 on the season,
Gainesville keeper Eduardo Bautista had three saves on penalty kicks to lead Gainesville to a 3-2 win against Cambridge in the Class AAAAAA state semifinals. Gainesville’s Pedro Santos (00:13) and Jorge Vazquez (39:55) scored two goals in the first half to help Gainesville to a 2-0 lead. Cambridge tied the match at 2 in the
Miguel Lopez signed a National Letter of Intent to run cross country at Emmanuel College Tuesday morning. Congratulations to Miguel and his family.
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