Franklin County Schools celebrated a wave of athletic achievements at the recent FC School Board Meeting, showcasing the impressive performance of student-athletes across various sports.

North Middle School's track and field teams shone brightly, finishing second in the CTC conference, with seven athletes from both boys and girls teams ranked in the top 100. The cross country team also saw a surge in participation, with 16 athletes, including four boys running under 14.5 minutes and four girls under 18 minutes—a remarkable feat.

In soccer, the middle school girls' team remains undefeated with an impressive record of 8 wins and 1 tie. South Middle School's football team has kicked off their season strong at 4 wins and 1 loss, while the volleyball team ranks second in the district.

Huntland High School's football team recently triumphed over Whitwell with a score of 24 to 14, bringing their season record to 2 wins and 1 loss. The girls' soccer team also celebrated a solid 6-1 victory over Fayetteville.

The Franklin County High School cross country teams are making headlines as well, with the boys' team taking first place at the Coffee County Invitational and the girls' team finishing fourth. Notably, all boys' team members set new personal records, showcasing significant improvement.

Golf is experiencing a revival, with the program expanding from just five boys to a full roster, prompting the need to cut players due to high interest. With over half the team being freshmen, the future looks bright for Franklin County's golf program.

These achievements highlight the dedication and talent of Franklin County's student-athletes, promising an exciting season ahead.