The Woodland High School swimming team totaled 643.5 points and finished second at North Paulding’s Swim for a Cause on Friday, held at the Cherokee Aquatic Center in Canton.

The Cass Colonels overcame second-quarter turnovers, then leaned on their running game and two fourth-quarter interceptions to defeat the Allatoona Buccaneers 21-14 on Friday night at Buccaneers Stadium in Acworth.

The Adairsville Tigers turned a strong defensive performance and a series of short fields into a convincing 40-7 victory over Southeast Whitfield on Friday night at Tigers Stadium.

A flurry of big plays in the second quarter put the Woodland Wildcats in a difficult position Friday night, as Cedartown rolled to a 49-22 victory at Memorial Stadium.

Kenzie Wilkie crossed 1,800 career digs for CHS as the Lady Canes swept Druid Hills on Wednesday, Oct. 21, to set up an Elite Eight matchup in the Storm Center tomorrow, Oct. 24. Cartersville (35-6) will face Jefferson (28-9) at noon in the best-of-five match.

The Cartersville boys cross country team scored a perfect 15 points, and the Lady Canes finished with a competition-low 25 points Wednesday at Sam Smith Park to win the Sundown Showdown.

Cartersville High School softball quickly dispatched Blessed Trinity on Wednesday evening, sweeping the visiting Titans in a doubleheader at Dellinger Park in the second round of the Class 5A state playoffs. The Lady Canes won 11-3 in five innings and 18-0 in four innings, advancing to the Elite Eight double-elimination state tournament, October 28-31, at the Columbus Olympic Softball Complex for the third time in four seasons.

Adairsville softball dropped two one-run decisions Wednesday night at West Laurens and was eliminated in the second round of the Class 4A state playoffs.

Cass softball lost both games of a doubleheader Wednesday night at Starr’s Mill and was eliminated in the Sweet Sixteen round of the Class 5A state playoffs.

Bartow County athletes continued to make their mark at the professional and collegiate levels this past week, with standout performances across football, volleyball, cross country, rifle, and soccer. Former Cartersville High standout Trevor Lawrence threw for 306 yards and four touchdowns for the Jacksonville Jaguars, while local college football players contributed tackles, interceptions, and key efforts in wins across multiple conferences.