Scott Herpst is a journalist based in Calhoun, Georgia. He writes for the Calhoun Times and his work has also appeared in The Daily Citizen. Scott covers local sports, with a focus on wrestling and basketball, providing updates and game recaps for the Calhoun community.
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A big first quarter combined with a big third quarter gave the Ridgeland Lady Panthers plenty of cushion as they went on to a 63-36 home victory over Walker County neighbor Oakwood Christian on Thursday.
The LFO Warriors built a 26-19 lead at halftime and were able to keep visiting Gordon Lee at arm's length the rest of the way for a 59-49 victory in their season opener on Thursday.
Despite missing several starters, the Heritage Generals were able to sweep a tri-match at home on Thursday night, coasting past Dade County, 64-14, before holding off LFO, 48-26.
The Gordon Lee Middle School Trojans traveled to North Whitfield on Thursday and posted a 63-30 victory.
Ridgeland High School's rifle team turned in its best score of the season to date on Thursday, but it wasn't enough to pick up a win in Etowah as the
For the third time in four years, the Ringgold Tigers have their region's top defensive player.
The Oakwood Christian Eagles and Lady Eagles both put one in the win column on Friday night as they traveled to the Carpet Capital and hung a pair of L's on The Dalton Academy.
A long drive to Marion County, Tenn. seemingly had little effect on the LaFayette Ramblers and Lady Ramblers on Friday night as they traveled to Whitwell and revved it up to a pair of comfortable wins.
LaFayette and LFO were two of 14 teams that sent wrestlers to compete in the Vandergriff Girls' Invitational at Hixson (Tenn.) High School on Friday night.
The Ringgold Tigers lost three games in the regular season and all three by a total of just six points.
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