Lumpkin baseball finishes summer league season strong with win

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The Lumpkin County Indians baseball team closed their summer league season with an 8-5 win over White County at home yesterday.

This game was a bounce-back for the Indians, who lost 6-0 the day before in a home game against the Chestatee War Eagles.

Lumpkin County broke out with a four run lead in the bottom of the first. A single by Andrew Segars and Caleb Childs each along with a triple by Harris Taylor assured the Indians a comfortable lead early on.

The Lumpkin County Indians finished out their summer league season with an 8-5 victory over the White County Warriors on Thursday.

Dalton Caldwell started on the hill for the Indians, and closed out two innings before the Warriors got two runs on the board in the top of the third.

Those two runs were from a deep drive out to center field by Warrior Kyler Mayo, earning him two RBIs and the first runs of the day for White County.

Lumpkin got the bases loaded in the top of the fifth, thanks to another single by Segars and a double by Nick Turner. From there it was a matter of getting runners across the plate, and singles from Harris Taylor and Caleb Childs brought the score up to 8-2.

The White County Warriors fell to the Indians 8-5 on Thursday at Indian Park.

White County brought in three more runs in the top of the sixth, but in the end the Indians triumphed to finish out the summer.

“Today was a big confidence builder for these guys,” said Head Coach Jonathan Gastley. “We gotta just keep working and doing the little things that we’re doing.”

 

 

Lumpkin County class of 2018 ranks top 25 in ACT scores

Community, Education

LUMPKIN CO., GA

In a press release submitted by Lumpkin County School Superintendient, Dr. Rob Brown, the Lumpkin County class of 2018, “outperformed all other Pioneer RESA districts ” on the ACT test.

LCHS class of 2018 earned a composite score of, 21.7, exceeding the national average score of 20.57. Out of all of the districts in the state of Georgia, Lumpkin County ranked 13th, putting them in the top 25 district scores of 2018.

Lumpkin County Superintendient, Dr. Rob Brown, stated in regards to the outstanding performance that, ““We are extremely proud of our high school and the outstanding performance of our students. We have amazing educators at LCHS who push all students to reach their full potential. Although ACT scores are usually tied to a high school, this score is a reflection of our entire school system and the great work teachers in ALL of our schools do each day. Despite being a district that spends fewer dollars per student than most districts in our RESA, we are performing at the top. And we are proud of that!”

The American College Testing (ACT) is a standardized test that records general educational development of high school students.

Georgia on the ACT.

 

Rank Pioneer RESA

District

ACT

Composite Score

1 Lumpkin County 21.7
2 White County 21.5
Georgia Average 21.4
3 Habersham County 21.3
4 Hall County 21.2
National Average 20.8
5 Towns County 20.6
Pioneer RESA Average 20.57
6 Banks County 20.5
7 Dawson County 20.5
8 Rabun County 20.5
9 Union County 20.4
10 Franklin County 20.3
11 Stephens County 20.2
12 Hart County 20
13 Fannin County 19.8
14 Gainesville City 19.5

 

Georgia’s Top 25 District Scores 2018

Rank Georgia

School System

ACT

Composite Score

1 Decatur City 24.6
2 Forsyth County 24.5
3 Oconee County 24.2
4 Fulton County 23.7
5 Buford City 23.5
6 Fayette County 23.4
7 Cherokee County 23
8 Cobb County 22.8
9 Columbia County 22.8
10 Gwinnett County 22.6
11 Bryan County 22.3
12 Jefferson City 22.3
13 Lumpkin County 21.7
14 Bremen City 21.6
15 Gilmer County 21.6
16 Oglethorpe County 21.5
17 Pike County 21.5
18 White County 21.5
19 Coweta County 21.4
20 Effingham County 21.4
21 Morgan County 21.4
22 Dalton City 21.3
23 Habersham County 21.3
24 Haralson County 21.3
25 Pickens County 21.3

 

 

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