Coach Don Brock, Lumpkin County Girls Soccer Head Coach, has been named to the Blitz Legendary Coaches List. He joins 23 other coaches on that list. Coach Brock has been the man in charge since the program was started at Lumpkin County. From 2014-20, Brock’s record was 84-31-5, complete with three Sweet 16s, one quarterfinals, and
The BLITZ Hall of Fame shows off now 238 individual members after 52 were voted in for the Class of 2020. The leading vote-getter among all players was Dawson’s Hudson Sapp (baseball), who logged 10,047 total votes. Total votes for the BLITZ Hall of Fame in 2020 was 123,974. By school, it was Banks County (8) who
Lumpkin’s all-time leading goal scorer Hope Kenney notched 20 goals and aided with a couple of assists despite a very short season. She finishes her career with 96 goals and 23 assists. This is back to back award for Kenney, winning last year as well. Congratulations Hope on this honor. Go Indians!!! Indian Pride! The
Lumpkin County has several ladies on the nominee list for Blitz Sports Soccer Player of the Year. The list includes Hope Kenney, Ashley Read and Reagan Spivey. Honorable Mention Cassidy Fuller. NEW FOR 2020: BLITZ will pick a finalist group, and then have another group for the “FAN VOTE FINALIST” to be included for consideration for Player of the Year.
Blitz Sports has named Hope Kenney (BLITZ PICK) of the week. It’s back-to-back weeks that Hope Kenney earns the nod from BLITZ. This marks her fourth Player of the Week award in her career. The senior put in 5 goals in a single game last week, inching her closer to 100 for her career. The tragedy
The lady Indians are sitting at 4-0 in the region after the 2-0 victory over Fannin County at there field Thursday. The overall record sits at 6-3-1 on this young season. Go Indians!!! Indian Pride!!!
Hope Kenney earns her third Player of the Week award of her career, as the reigning Player of the Year continues to re-write history. The Lady Indians’ senior striker scored 6 goals and added an assist last week, and is inching closer to that illustrious mark of 100 career goals that few have ever reached.
Lumpkin ladies traveled to North Hall this evening to play region foe North Hall. The Indians won the match with the final score 6-1. The Indians will be on the road again on Thursday when they face Fannin County. Go Indians!!! Indian Pride!
Lumpkin ladies won this evenings match with another shut-out. The Indians held Cherokee Bluff scoreless while putting 6 goals on the board. The ladies will travel to North Hall on Tuesday for a 5:30 start. Go Indians!!! Indian Pride!
The Indians hosted East Hall in the region home opener. By half time the Indians had a 4-0 lead. The Indians scored 6 more goals in the second half all the while keeping East Hall scoreless. The final Lumpkin County 10 East Hall 0. The Indians will host Cherokee Bluff on Friday at 5:30. Go
