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High school sports cancellations
Winder-Barrow baseball, tennis and track events have been cancelled today due to the rain. The Diamond Doggs game against Clarke Central scheduled for 5:30 p.m. has been moved to Thursday at the same time.

Doggs back to winning
Doggs back to winning
Winder-Barrow bounced back from its first loss of the season as junior lefthander Taylor Keinat hurled a four-hit 4-0 shutout at Rockdale County Tuesday evening at the Charles W. Maddox Complex.
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WB soccer teams defeat Rockdale
The Winder-Barrow boys and girls soccer teams each won their second region game Tuesday night at Rockdale County.

Winder-Barrow boys and girls tennis falls to MCHS
Winder-Barrow boys and girls tennis falls to MCHS
The Winder-Barrow girls tennis team (4-1 Subregion 8-AAAA North, 5-1 overall) lost for the first time, 4-1 Tuesday, against Madison County at the YMCA.
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WB boys golf wins opener
WB boys golf wins opener
Cole Bentley hits an approach shot Tuesday in Winder-Barrow’s season opening match against Clarke Central Tuesday at Jennings Mill Country Club. Bentley finished with a 48, while teammate Justin Donaldson added a 44 to lead the Doggs over the Glads 195-198.
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Doggs crush Raiders
The Winder-Barrow bats didn’t miss a beat in their first Region 8-AAAA game of the season Tuesday night at Habersham.




Hill to play in North-South game
Winder-Barrow basketball star Mimi Hill will play for the North in the Georgia North vs. South All Star game held in two weekends at Savannah State University.

WBHS opens track and field season
WBHS opens track and field season
Marie Lyle, Amanda Cope, Jake Hester and Rozzie Johnson were event winners Tuesday night at W. Clair Harris Stadium as both Winder-Barrow track teams opened their seasons by placing third in five-team meets.
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Winder-Barrow soccer defeats Loganville Tuesday
The Winder-Barrow boys soccer team had been building to this moment for some time, but it wasn’t until Tuesday night that they finally broke through.




Net Doggs are victorious
The Winder-Barrow girls tennis team won 5-0 Tuesday at East Jackson. Their record is now 5-0. “It feels pretty good to win 5-0 and be 5-0,” said Head Coach Heather Lundy. None of the singles or doubles players even took their match to three sets, and all had one game finish 6-0. Sunshyne Moua won at No. 1 singles, Anna Schmidt at No. 2 singles, Kaitlynn Gordon at No. 3 singles, Quinn Edgar and Jessie ...







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