Caitlyn Stroh-Page is a Sports Editor at various prominent publications. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on both team and individual sports, as well as competitive sports, events, and event technology. Caitlyn's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Tallahassee Democrat, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and Yahoo News.
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Caitlyn Stroh-Page's coverage is heavily focused on local events, entertainment news, and sports in Georgia, particularly in Athens. She frequently covers breaking news and evolving stories related to these themes.
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By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
Today's Four Questions interviewees are Pickens coach Craig Bennett and Pickens junior kicker Toccoa McGraw. In last week's win over Fannin County, McGraw — who is also a standout girls soccer player — was 6-for-6 on extra points and was 1-for-1 on field goals, nailing a 27-yard attempt. Bennett's daughter, McCall Bennett, was a kicker for him during his time at Cambridge and went on to play football at Valdosta State where she was
By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
Georgia High School Football Daily hasn't disappeared — it's just somewhere new. GHSF Daily became part of AJC Varsity last fall.
By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
Today's Four Questions interviewee is Carrollton quarterback CJ Cypher, who leads Class 7A in passing yards with 1,667 and leads all classes in touchdown passes with 23. Cypher has completed 109 of 142 attempts, or 76.8%, and has not thrown an interception. Cypher is rated the No. 1 sophomore quarterback prospect in the nation by 247Sports. He committed to Miami in June. Carrollton, 5-0, is ranked No. 2 in Class 7A and among the top four in three national polls.
By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
Today's Four Questions interviewee is Macon County coach Sheddrick Risper, whose 5-0 team faces rival Taylor County, also undefeated, on Friday.
By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
AJC Varsity Crown launched ahead of the school year, and now we want to celebrate with you.
By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
As inclement weather threatens parts of Georgia heading into the weekend, several high school football games have been moved up to get ahead of Tropical Storm Isaias' impact.
By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
Today's Four Questions interviewee is Tucker coach Lonnie Jones, who has led Tucker to its first 5-0 start since 2013 and was recently named Atlanta Touchdown Club coach of the month.
By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
Former Georgia football star Todd Gurley will be riding aboard Air Force One with President Donald Trump for his trip to Georgia on Friday, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Greg Bluestein reports
By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
Today's Four Questions interviewee is Holy Innocents' junior quarterback Ryan Woods, who is a three-year starter for the Bears.
By: Caitlyn Stroh-Page
Apalachee football will see its fourth coach in less than four years after coach Charles “Chuck” Kenyon resigned Wednesday amid an investigation
