Volleyball results for Cartersville, Woodland, Adairsville, and Cass from September 10, 2026.

The Cass Lady Colonels won two of three games played Friday and Saturday at the Gordon Lee Invitational in Chattanooga. Cass blanked Ringgold 8-0, outlasted Coahulla Creek 15-11, and lost to Gordon Lee 11-8.

September 12, 2026 Charles Wilson / BartowSportsZone.com The Lady Cats finished fourth and the Woodland boys were fifth on Saturday as the Wildcats hosted the 20th annual Run at the Rock cross country invitational. The Woodland girls finished fourth in the nine-team field. River Ridge won the team title, followed by North Cobb and Cherokee. Allison Snead (23:09) led the Lady Cats with a 14th-place finish. Rylee Maxwell (15th, 23:12) and Tatum Currier (21st, 24:10) followed cl

Adairsville appeared to have pulled off a dramatic comeback Friday night at Bulldogs Stadium, but Cedartown answered with a late touchdown to defeat the Tigers 34-28.

The seventh-ranked Cass Colonels turned a close game into a convincing victory Friday night, scoring 27 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to pull away from Heritage-Catoosa, 41-13, at Jeff Sims Memorial Stadium in Ringgold.

Two Cartersville Country Club golfers have qualified for the 2026 USGA Mid-Amateur Championship to be held September 26 - October 1 at Sand Valley Resort in Nekoosa, Wisconsin.

Big nights at the plate and in the pitching circle fueled Adairsville, Cartersville, and Cass to softball wins on Thursday.

Cartersville pitcher Zoie Shiflett threw a seven-inning complete-game shutout on Wednesday at Dellinger Park and hit a game-winning solo home run to lead off the sixth inning as the Lady Canes edged River Ridge, 1-0, and The Adairsville Lady Tigers cruised to a 19-2 non-region win on Wednesday at Walker in Marietta. Adairsville piled up 19 hits and scored in all four of its offensive frames.

The Cass Lady Colonels pounded out 16 hits, and pitcher Abigail Nails threw a run-rule-shortened complete game Tuesday in a 13-3 five-inning home win over Woodland.

The Adairsville Lady Tigers scored five runs in the top of the fourth inning on Tuesday to break a tie and secure an 8-3 victory at Coahulla Creek. Three extra-base hits by Lily Brookshire, Chloe Hill, and Ashlynn Durden in the inning fueled the rally.