Volleyball Spring Try-outs will be held Monday, May 13, 2019 thru Thursday, May 16, 2019 in the Main Gym. Try-out times are from 4pm to 6pm. Students must have an updated physical on file or they will not be able to participate. Please see the following link to fill out a player profile. https://forms.gle/1XNTTSUS12iH275p7
Former Douglas County Tiger student-athelte, Ellis Richardson, signed an Undrafted Free Agent deal with the NFL’s Chicago Bears. Richardson, a 2013 graduate of DCHS, played TE for the Georgia Southern Eagles this past season.
By: Morgan Dykes, 12 The 2018-19 school year has marked an amazing year for sports at DCHS, and maybe this is owed, at least in part, to one of the most recent additions to the varsity football family, Coach Joshua Flowers. Quite possibly the youngest staff member on campus, Coach Flowers graduated from West Georgia
Douglas County student-athlete, McKenna Croft, was named to the Northwest Region Positive Athlete list. Positive Athlete acknowledges student-athletes who exemplify high levels of character and sportsmanship on and off the field of play. Croft was the State Runner-Up and Region Champion in girl’s Cross Country this season. Croft also participates in soccer and track &
The Douglas County High School boy’s tennis team advanced to the 2nd Rd of the GHSA State Playoffs for only the 2nd time in school history with a 3-2 victory over Apalachee on last Thursday. The Tigers look to continue their history making season on Tuesday, April 30th, when they host Dunwoody High School at
Eric “Sumo” Robinson has been named the new Head Wrestling coach at Douglas County High School. Coach Sumo is currently in his 3rd year at DCHS, where he also serves as the Offensive Line coach for the football program. Prior to DCHS, Robinson also coached at Langston Hughes High School, in Fairburn, GA. Robinson replaces
