The Patrick Henry Rebels visited Pioneer Field on Wednesday for a non-district varsity baseball game.

The George Wythe Maroons bounced back from a loss to first place Chilhowie the day before to defeat the Northwood Panthers 10-0 in a Hogoheegee District baseball game played Wednesday afternoon at GWHS.

The skies were clear and when the sun set behind the mountains, Wythe Raceway fans saw some of the most exciting rock’em, sock’em, sideways action on the high bank clay oval.

The George Wythe Maroons boys’ varsity soccer team matched up against county rival Fort Chiswell this past Monday night and defeated the Pioneer 6-1.

The Rural Retreat girls’ team placed second and the George Wythe boys’ team was third in the Hogoheegee District track and field meet held Saturday at Patrick Henry High School.

The Patrick Henry Rebels started out strong and held off George Wythe to defeat the Maroons 7-6 in a Hogoheegee District baseball game played Friday afternoon at GWHS.

Cross county soccer rivals George Wythe Maroons and Rural Retreat Indians faced off in a contest for pride and district standing at Indian stadium on Tuesday evening, with both varsity and junior varsity games.

George Wythe traveled to Auburn on a very windy Wednesday afternoon and rallied in the top of the seventh inning to defeat the Eagles 4-2 in a non-district contest.

Thomas Craig, a senior at George Wythe High School, signed a letter-of-intent to play football at Emory & Henry College during a ceremony held Wednesday at GWHS.

Rain passed through the valley very early Saturday night, but that did not dampen the action at Wythe Raceway.