Lumpkin County men faced North Hall on the Indians Senior Night. The Indians ended the first period behind 9-14. North Hall took a 19-36 lead at the half. The Indians several times cut the North Hall lead to 12 on several occasions in the second half. At the end of the third period the score
The Lady Indians finished the regular season with a 15-9 over all record and 6-6 in region play. It was Senior Night at the LongHouse for the Indians. The Indians hosted North Hall. At the end of the first period Lumpkin and North Hall were tied at 8. North Hall went on a 13-4 run
Lumpkin Athletes Aaron Hopkins and Tucker Kirk have committed to the next level. Aaron Hopkins has committed to Davidson College @DavidsonFB and Tucker Kirk to The University of The South @SewaneeFootball. Congratulations gentlemen, moving on to your academic and athletic journeys.
Peyton Polk is the TeamFYNSports Player of the Week for the Lumpkin County Indians. Polk, a 6-foot-6 senior guard/forward, was instrumental in both Region 7-AAA games last week for Lumpkin Co. (8-15, 4-7). The article may be read here https://lumpkin.fetchyournews.com/2020/01/27/peyton-polk-is-the-teamfynsports-player-of-the-week-for-the-indians/ Go Indians!!! Indian Pride!
The nine players named TeamFYNSports Player of the Week during Lumpkin Co.’s 2019 football season were recognized Monday Jan. 27, at the high school. Each player received a commemorative shirt and a gift certificate for a free meal. They are Aaron Hopkins, Jason Chamblee, Ethan Kline, Bojack Dowdy, Brian Cunane, Tucker Kirk, Jackson Root, Noah
The Indians placed 3rd today at the Burnt Mountain Classic. Placing for the Indians Olivia Gillleland First, Elvia Garcia Third, Charlotte Cunningham Second, Trevor Coryell Fourth, Nolan Wheeler Second, Levi Seabolt Second and Sam Irwin First. Congratulations on a great finish! Go Indians!!! Indian Pride!
Lumpkin County Academic Team beat Dawson County to enter the finals to stay in contention for a region championship. Congratulations to our Awesome Academic Teams advancing to state.
A very slow start tonight for both teams as it was 3:49 before anyone scored. With 3:40 left if the first period the score was 3-3. By the end of the first period the score was 10-11 with Lumpkin behind by 1. Indians kept it close slowing down the game in the second. At the
The Lady Indians traveled to Dawson Friday to take on the Dawson County Tigers. The contest was close to the end. At the end of the first period Lumpkin trailed 10-12. The Indians tied the game at 20 in the second period and at the half Lumpkin closed to 26-29. In the third period the Tigers
These guys finished the season as Mountain League Runner-Up. We’re so proud of the way that they played and the sportsmanship that they showed. This is a great group of Indians. Get ready LCHS!
