Highlands cruises past Summit in double header
With the stretch run of the basketball season getting underway as the calendar turns to February, the Highlands varsity basketball teams got the rare chance to take a breath and suit up for a non-c
With the stretch run of the basketball season getting underway as the calendar turns to February, the Highlands varsity basketball teams got the rare chance to take a breath and suit up for a non-c
On Wednesday , Nov. 29 the 1A Highlands boys and girls varsity swim teams traveled to Waynesville to swim against 3A Pisgah, 3A Tuscola and the Trailblazers.
Highlands found itself trading punches with one of the better girls’ basketball teams in the area on Friday night.
A fast start was stymied by a slow second quarter as Highlands dropped a 43-26 decision to Andrews in girls’ basketball on Tuesday night.
A slow start doomed Highlands in a non-conference basketball loss on Friday night.
Rosman took over midway through the first quarter and cruised to a 52-17 victory.
Nantahala varsity volleyball visited Highlands last week, leaving with a crushing loss at the hands of the Lady Highlanders.
The six-game winning streak maintained by the Blue Ridge Bobcats boys soccer team was snapped by Highlands in a tough mid-season loss at home.
On Saturday, the Highlands Hurricanes Swim Team hosted the North Georgia Rapids and the Smoky Mountain Aquatics Club. The Hurricanes won 438 to 197 to 111.
Highlands varsity volleyball was served a quick 3-0 loss Thursday, Sept. 14 in a home game against Murphy.
Highlands had a decent start to the game before momentum tapered off.
Highlands School has been conditioning its athletes over the summer in hopes of building on a strong foundation for the upcoming athletic year.