The Cherokee High School Indoor Track & Field team traveled to Murphy High School for a meet on Wednesday, Dec. 8.  Following are the results of CHS athletes:

Soon, the Qualla Boundary will have a course as the Fire Mountain Disc Golf Sanctuary is set to open in Cherokee in the next few months. 

  One Feather Staff Report   KERNERSVILLE – Hundreds of runners braved the early morning cold to compete in the 1A State Cross Country Meet at the Ivey Redmon Sports Complex.  The Cherokee Braves team, which won both the Smoky Mountain Conference title and...

The Cherokee Braves (6-5) got a big win in the first round of the NCHSAA 1A state playoffs over the Cherryville Ironmen.  With 363 total yards, 332 of those on the ground, the Braves defeated the Ironmen 36-15 on a chilly evening at Ray Kinsland Stadium on Friday, Nov. 5.

The Cherokee Braves (5-4) ended their regular season in style with a big win over rival Swain Co. (4-5) on the rainy evening of Friday, Oct. 29.  Cherokee gained 324 yards in total offense en route to a 36-7 victory over the Maroon Devils.

Gutting it out in the cold and rain, the Cherokee Braves won the 1A West Regional Championship and qualified for state during the regional meet held at Kituwah on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 30. 

This year’s Cherokee Lady Braves varsity volleyball team did that and made history this season.  Finishing the season at 13-11 (6-4 in Smoky Mountain Conference), the team qualified for the 1A state playoffs for the first time in school history. 

Referee jokes have been around for as long as sports have been, and many fans would swear that some refs are blinder than I am without my glasses.  But all jokes aside, strides need to be made here in the state of North Carolina when it comes to officiating for high school sports.