The JV Lady Raiders got a pair of wins Friday night at North Forsyth as part of the South Forsyth JV Tournament. In the first game, a 2-0 Raider win, the story was starting pitcher, Sarah Lowe. Once again, Lowe was dominant and helped offset a stagnant offense while keeping the Lady Eagles in check.
After a bumpy start, Ashton Bruce came off the bench in the first inning in relief of starter Sara King and led the Lady Raiders by throwing 4 1/3 innings of shutout softball. Bruce gave up only two hits and two walks while striking out two Lady Bulldogs, leading the Lady Raiders to a 10-2
Sarah Lowe threw seven nearly flawless innings but needed a two-run double from catcher Brooke Skeen to lift the JV Lady Raiders softball team to a 2-1 win Thursday at Raider Field. The Lady Raiders are now 2-0 and will now take on Etowah in a double header Friday beginning at 5:45. Keep it up,
Girls Basketball Tryouts Oct 31-Nov 1 4:00 PM-6:30 PM.
Congratulations to the Varsity boys for finishing 6th of 15 teams at the Pickens Preview last Saturday.
North Forsyth Boys Basketball program will be holding tryouts for the upcoming 2016 -2017 season beginning Monday, October 31 through Wednesday November 2 from 6:30 am – 8:00 am (before school) in the new NFHS Raider Athletic Center (New Gymnasium). All students who wish to tryout must have a completed physical by a physician. Physical
There will be an organizational player meeting on Friday, September 2 at 7:45 in Room 664. Tryouts begin February 13, 2017 at Hampton Golf Village.
Sara King pitched five and two-thirds innings, giving up only one earned run, and Ashton Bruce went an inning and a third, shutting down West Forsyth, 4-1 in the region opener for both teams. Freshman Mallorie Black had three hits, while Madelyn Oliver and Morgan Franklin had two hits each pacing the Raiders’ offense. North Forsyth runs their record
The JV Lady Raiders softball team got its season off on the right foot with 5-2 home victory over West Forsyth on Tuesday afternoon. Sarah Lowe gave up two runs (one earned) in the first inning but was dominant from then on, going six strong innings. Lowe also helped herself at the plate by hitting two
Article courtesy of Forsyth News: http://www.forsythnews.com/section/110/article/30800/ North Forsyth volleyball got some redemption against a county rival for a big milestone. Maddie Bryant had 40 kills over five matches as the Lady Raiders won the Forsyth Challenge title against West Forsyth on Saturday. North defeated Pinecrest Academy (25-17, 25-16), Forsyth Central (25-15, 25-17), Stratford Academy (25-7,
