
Griffin Callaghan
Sports Editor at Cherokee Tribune Ledger-News
Sports editor for the Cherokee Tribune & Ledger News. Formerly @redandblack, @mdjonline. University of Georgia alum.
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5 days ago |
tribuneledgernews.com | Griffin Callaghan
Coming off its first postseason appearance since 2017, Woodstock and third-year coach Dan Devine look to make it two straight. The Wolverines finished 7-4 overall in 2024, rebounding from a 2-8 record in Devine's first year and back-to-back winless seasons in 2021-22. Last year was Woodstock’s eighth seven-plus-win season, as Devine has the program headed in the right direction. “You just want to try to get better every year,” Devine said during Woodstock’s summer practice. On Aug.
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5 days ago |
tribuneledgernews.com | Griffin Callaghan
Reinhardt alum Brett Allen has signed with the Savannah Bananas’ developmental team called The Visitors, following a successful collegiate baseball career in Waleska. Allen, a right-handed pitcher from Newcastle, Australia, joins the Bananas system, which travels the country playing their style of baseball, coined “Banana Ball.” The Visitors serve similarly to a minor league team for the Savannah Bananas, though the teams do match up throughout the season.
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1 week ago |
tribuneledgernews.com | Griffin Callaghan
River Ridge soccer standout Nolan McLure finished his high school career on top, winning back-to-back GHSA state championships and earning the Gatorade Player of the Year award as a senior. McLure, who registered 19 goals and 10 assists in 2025, led the Knights (19-1) to a 3-2 state title win over Sprayberry in PKs, which was not just its second straight title, but its second straight over the Yellow Jackets. It was even more rewarding the second time around.
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1 week ago |
tribuneledgernews.com | Griffin Callaghan
Sequoyah running back Will Rajecki made his decision Tuesday, announcing his commitment to Memphis. In a field of schools featuring Georgia, Kansas State, Vanderbilt and many others, Sequoyah's star rising senior chose Memphis because of the potential for early playing time. The Tigers have an older running back room, and they did not sign one in 2025, so the path is clear for Rajecki.
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1 week ago |
tribuneledgernews.com | Griffin Callaghan
Cherokee County standouts are powering three separate American League Central teams as the MLB season progresses past the 70-game mark this summer. The Detroit Tigers, with Etowah alum Sawyer Gipson-Long and former Woodstock standout Brant Hurter leading the way, took their first-place record of 46-27 into their three-game set with the Pittsburgh Pirates, which begins on Tuesday night.
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