Sports

By Tim Emmons
temmons@casscountynow.com

The state of Texas is a vast wonderland of athletic treasures and to anyone who follows track programs year-in and year-out, they know that Atlanta is the regional gem that stands apart.
The 21st running of the Atlanta Lions Club/Gordon Pynes/Runnin’ Rabbs Relay was a true success for the Atlanta track program as a whole last Saturday.
Both the varsity and junior varsity boys’ teams finished first overall and the ladies placed second overall.

From Staff Reports

From Staff Reports

By Gordon Pynes
Special to the Journal

By Brady Keane
Dave Campbell’s Texas Football

Atlanta Baseball

This letter was penned by Coach Gordon Pynes in 1996 after Atlanta Rabbit Stadium was built and before the inaugural running of the Lions Club/Runnin’ Rabbs Relay. 

By Gordon Pynes 

By Tim Emmons
temmons@casscountynow.com 

Atlanta’s track program on the boys’ side swept the Liberty-Eylau meet from the seventh grade through the varsity.

By Tim Emmons
temmons@casscountynow.com

By Tim Emmons
temmons@casscountynow.com

Atlanta’s varsity girls’ basketball team built on its playoff foundation by making the post-season for the second consecutive year, and winning the program’s first playoff game in more than a decade under third-year head coach Jarrick Farmer.
The Lady Rabbits had a balanced attack from both upper and underclassmen.
Freshman baller Keyona Easter was named Newcomer of the Year.
Seniors Kaydee Kelly and Teshuna Sheppard, along with sophomore Sheveonia Smith, were named to the All-District Team.
Juniors Brittany Collins and Kinsey Kelly, along with sophomore Gracie Smith, were selected as Honorable Mention players.