Members of the cross country teams sit for an impromptu team photo in front of the courthouse. (Submitted Photo)
October 7, 2026
Members of the cross country teams sit for an impromptu team photo in front of the courthouse. (Submitted Photo)
Senior Nichole Hill had two hits against ACS and two RBIs against Putnam County to lead OCHS to two wins on Saturday. (Photo/Jack Casey)
Tania Latimore, left, and Vonkeria Jenkins are the only two seniors on this year’s varsity team. (Photo/Jack Casey)
Oglethorpe County football players Jordan Johnson (1), Jayland Richardson (30), Darius Heard (6), K.B. Bonds (58) and Ashton Sexton (14) appear to be jumping for joy for the start of the 2022 high school football season. The Patriots open at home against East Jackson at 7:30 p.m. Friday. (Photo/Jack Casey)
Defensive tackle/offensive guard K.B. Bonds said he’s determined to have a strong senior season, both individually and as a team. “It’s time to prove everyone wrong,” he said. (Photo/Jack Casey)
The receivers/tight ends boast size with 230-pound tight end Jayland Richardson and speed with state hurdles champ Michael Fleming. (Photo/Jack Casey)
Junior Jake Turner hopes to help make up for the departure of 1,000-yard rusher Nate Brown, who graduated in the spring. (Photo/Jack Casey)
The starting offensive line potentially will have a strong mix of two seniors, a junior, a sophomore and a freshman this season. (Photo/Jack Casey)
The defensive line should be one of the strongest areas of the Oglethorpe County team with tackle K.B. Bonds, nose Zanayain Hawkins and end Jayland Richardson. (Photo/Jack Casey)