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Recent Scores

Team Opponent Date Time Location Result Score
Cross Country - Varsity
First Presbyterian School
Flag Football - Varsity and JV vs.
St. Andrews School
Islands High School Win 40-6
Tennis - Middle School -Fall vs.
Hancock Day School
Bacon Park Tennis Complex Win 5-3
Flag Football - Varsity and JV vs.
New Hampstead High School
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Islands High School Loss 14-27
Clay Target - 6th-8th
Forest City Gun Club

News

Athletic News

Boys Cross Country Wins Districts

Our varsity cross country teams delivered an outstanding performance at the GIAA District 6 Cross Country Championships on October 14, competing at First Presbyterian Day School in Macon. Facing one of the hilliest courses of the season, both the boys and girls teams embraced the challenge, earning team trophies and qualifying for the GIAA State Championships on October 24.
The Hornet boys captured the GIAA District 6 Championship with an impressive pack-running effort, placing all five scoring runners between 4th and 13th place. Owen Edwards led the charge with a 4th-place finish, followed by Raiford Stephens in 8th, Gaul Polansky in 9th, Evan Hay in 12th, and Buller Claiborne in 13th. Their determination, teamwork, and consistency proved to be the winning combination as the Hornets claimed their first district title.
The girls team also rose to the occasion, finishing as the GIAA District 6 Runner-Up. Aarya Patel continued her outstanding season with a 3rd-place finish, while Ansley Pedigo crossed the line in 5th place. What makes the achievement even more remarkable is that four members of the girls varsity lineup are competing in cross country for the first time this season. Their willingness to embrace the sport, tackle a demanding course filled with hills, and compete with confidence helped secure a second-place team finish and a trip to the state championships.
Both teams will return to Macon on October 24 to compete at the GIAA State Cross Country Championships on the campus of Middle Georgia State University, where they will look to build on an already memorable season.
Adding to an unforgettable day for the Hornets, Coach Stephanie Creeden was named the GIAA District 6 Boys Coach of the Year, an honor recognizing the success of the boys program and the dedication of the entire team throughout the season.

Sports Announcing Club

New this year, the Sports Announcing Club is helping add an exciting layer to our game day experiences! The club, led by Eli Bailey and William Rhodes, allows upper school students to work the scoreboard, play music, and announce at tackle and flag football games. 

Middle School Appreciation Night

Join us at the varsity football game against Frederica Academy for Middle School Appreciation Night! Our fall middle school athletes will be recognized at halftime after a performance from our Little Hornet Cheerleaders. Following the recognition will be a field goal kicking contest amongst our upper school students. Go Hornets! 

Last Chance: Lights Out T-Shirt

The shop closes tonight for the Lights Out shirt for our October 30th varsity football game against St. Andrew’s School. It's our last home varsity football game of the season and we are going all out with Senior Night and Stu Sligh Jr. Night. Click HERE to buy today! 

22nd Annual Pigskin Picnic

Support our Hornets with the Booster Club's 22nd Annual Pigskin Picnic! Gates will open at 5:30 PM behind Saunders Stadium for guests to enjoy dinner from food trucks including BowTie BBQ, Krazian, Latin Chicks, and Birdie Lu's. Our cheerleaders will also have a table for face painting and temporary tattoos. 

TONIGHT: Pigskin Picnic Food trucks + Football

Join us tonight for the 22nd annual Pigskin Picnic—a night full of food trucks and football! Admission will open at 5:30 PM in the Saunders Stadium lot before our Hornets take on Frederica Academy at 7:00 PM. Enjoy dinner from BowTie BBQ, Krazian, Latin Chicks, and Birdie Lu’s, while our Varsity and JV cheerleaders lead spirit activities for our younger Hornets. It’s also Middle School Appreciation Night, and the spirit theme is USA!

Cross Country Has a Strong Showing

Our Varsity Cross Country team ran well on Wednesday at their only home meet of the season. Both the boys and girls teams placed second, with Aarya Patel winning the girls race and Owen Edwards placing 5th for the boys. Away at Benedictine, our middle schoolers had a strong showing as well. Grace Vlahos, Emma Davis, and Skylar Sullivan placed 1st, 3rd, and 4th, with Michael Chase, Liam Ormond, and Turner Behm finishing 9th, 10th, and 11th. 

Volleyball Season Comes to a Close

JV Volleyball had a successful season, finishing 9-2, with both losses coming in three-set thrillers. The team was young, featuring seven freshmen, but the leadership and focus of the four sophomores provided a valuable balance of youth and experience. The sophomore group made a significant impact throughout the season, contributing in the State Sweet 16 victory and providing much-needed depth during the Elite 8. Their leadership helped create a strong team culture and gave the younger players confidence as the season progressed.

Varsity battled throughout the season against a challenging schedule, showing tremendous resilience along the way. Seven of our opponents were ranked in the Top 50 in their respective states, and that strength of schedule helped propel the team to its highest state ranking since 2020. The team also reached an important program milestone, advancing to the Elite 8 for the first time in seven years.

There were several impressive individual accomplishments as well. Olivia Aliotta capped off her career with 1129 points and reached 500 career digs during the state playoffs. Aliotta was also selected as the Offensive Player of the Year for our District. Junior Emily Grace James made an immediate impact in her first year on varsity, recording 460 assists on the season. Defensively, Layne Helmly and Addison Stubbs shared the libero role and combined for 231 digs. Freshman Anna Nicholson also made her mark, recording 119 kills during the season. Olivia Aliotta and Emily Grace James made the GIAA Class AAA District 2 Team, with Lydia Harlander and Anna Nicholson earning Honorable Mentions. 

Varsity Flag Football Dominates

Flag Football had an impressive tri-match on Tuesday at Savannah Christian Prep School. The Hornets beat Savannah High 27-0 and Savannah Christian 12-0. The team has been dominating local Savannah schools since the start of the season when they beat Savannah Arts 32-6.