• Bobcat Turf Talk – Standard Gets First Win

    “How bout ya Bobcats!!” yelled Coach Paul Standard to his team as they gathered around him following their 34-21 victory on the road at Murray County. It was new Head Coach Paul Standard’s 175th career victory, and his first at Gilmer High School. Although it was just the second game under Standard’s leadership, the imprints […]

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  • Dawson Too Much for Gilmer

    Dawsonville, GA — “Sometimes you’re the windshield and sometimes you’re the bug, and we were the bug tonight,” surmised Gilmer Head Coach Kevin Saunders following their 35-0 loss to the Dawson County Tigers on Friday night. That was an appropriate way to put it. The Bobcats didn’t have any answers on either side of the […]

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  • Team FYN Sports Player of the Week

    Congratulations to Gilmer Freshman Quarterback Will Kiker on being named our player of the week for his efforts in their victory over LaFayette. With Quarterbacks Spenser Smith and Seth Darling out due to injury, Kiker stepped in and ran the offense. It was his first career start.

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  • Cats Lose Lead Late on Senior Night

    Ellijay, GA — Two years ago the Gilmer Bobcats had 25 Sophomores listed on their roster. Friday night was Senior Night, only five of them remained. It was the final opportunity for Donnie Ledford, Andrew Gooch, Dylan Ellington, Luke Morgan, and Jace McClure to play in front of the home crowd at Huff-Mosley Stadium. They […]

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  • Veteran Generals Too Much For Gilmer

    ELLIJAY, GA — No matter the end result of the 2019 season for the Gilmer Bobcats, one thing is for sure. This has been an entertaining team to watch. Often outmatched, almost every game surprisingly close, yet here we are with three games left still talking about playoff possibilities. Friday night was another example their […]

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  • TeamFYNSports Writer’s Player of the Week – Will Bradburn

    Congratulations to Gilmer Sophomore OL/DL Will Bradburn on being named Player of the Week for the Week 2 victory over Towns County. As the right guard for the Bobcats he played a crucial role in the success of their Wing-T attack, including several impact blocks that led to big plays. On defense, Bradburn was in […]

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  • The Streak is Over

    Ellijay, GA — Think back if you can to November 6, 2015. The world was a much different place. President Donald Trump was four months into a candidacy that many considered to be a giant publicity stunt. 800,000 people had just packed the streets of Kansas City, MO to celebrate their first World Series championship […]

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  • Gilmer Goes Out Victorious

    LaFayette, GA — First a bit of housekeeping. This is part of a three-part series to wrap up the season. So I will keep the commentary light on this one. Be on the lookout tomorrow for my thoughts on the season. Then the final post Tuesday for a look ahead to next year, featuring comments […]

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  • Cats Lose, Smith Likely Out for Season

    Tunnel Hill, GA — The rain Friday night at Northwest Whitfield High School came in just about every possible way, shape, and form. There was the steady mist, the straight downpour, the wind aided sideways rain, and of course, at times it seemed as if the rain was coming up from the ground. Needless to […]

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  • Cats Outlasted by Lumpkin Indians

    Dahlonega, GA — The Gilmer Bobcats went on the road to Lumpkin County Friday night to face off against the Indians. The game was back and forth, ultimately won by Lumpkin 29-21. Despite the loss, Gilmer was impressive in this final game before the start of their region schedule in two weeks. For the most […]

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  • Bobcats Valiant Effort Falls Short

    Ellijay, GA — Pickens vs. Gilmer. It’s one of the biggest rivalries in North Georgia. Old timers from both sides love to wax poetic about the 63 year old series between the neighboring counties. However, over the last several years it’s lost a bit of its luster. That sort of thing can happen when rivalries […]

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