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Deaths and spinal injuries from high school football are very rare according to the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research at the University of North Carolina.
New Head Coach Terry Crowder watched his Grizzlies battle it out against each other at the end of spring training. The game ended in a 21-21 tie.
Students, parents, coaches, boosters are all welcome on Canton-Sixes Patch.
Youth obstacle course taking place in Cherokee.
Top Grizzly wrestlers get kudos from Superintendent Dr. Frank Petruzielo and Cherokee County Board of Education Members
Creekview Wrestling has placed higher than ever before as a team and as individuals. 5 Grizzlies make it on the podium.
Sectionals in Loganville Georgia produced Creekview's largest crop of State finalists in Grizzly history
A Region Championship for senior Hunter Udall (170 lbs) and a runner up finish for Creekview were the highlights for the Grizzly hosted Region 7AAAAA Traditional Tournament
Missing three wrestlers in their lineup, the Grizzlies battled for a respectable 6th place. Edwards and Sorrentino were tournament runner up and champion.
The Dirty Birds will try to punch their ticket to the Super Bowl today.
The Grizzlies had their best finish ever at the Team Duals.
11 teams battled at Pope High School for the right to advance to the State Team 7AAAAA Duals in Macon, GA. Only two would make it to the state tournament.
Will the Bulldogs start 2013 with a win?
Grizzlies take third overall, while two Creekview wrestlers come home with tournament championships.
Things are heating up for Creekview Wrestling in a good way. One of the biggest tournaments in the area, the Creekview Invitational, ended with a Grizzly victory for both Varsity and JV over 16 other teams.
Walton High School hosted one of the season's main events in Marietta today. Eight local teams battled it out for position in the new 2012-13 season.
If the Bulldogs beat Bama, they're likely headed to Miami to take on Notre Dame for the BCS title.
Wednesday marked the opening of the season for Creekview Grizzlies wrestling. They were hosted by the Cambridge Bears who were defeated 52-20 by Creekview.
The Dawgs will play for the SEC title in Atlanta no matter what. But to maintain any national title hope, they can't overlook their next two opponents.
The Creekview Grizzlies came out on top in a Friday night triple overtime battle with the Riverwood Raiders
Despite injuries, the Grizzlies had no problem shutting out North Springs.
The last regular home game at Creekview saw the defeat of the Bulldogs, a farewell to our seniors and a tribute to retiring head coach, Al Morrell.
The Warriors have had two weeks to stomach a loss to Woodstock, while the Grizzlies look to continue their winning ways.
Northview may have scored first, but they found out that the Grizzlies strike early and often. When the dust settled, Creekview easily handled the Titans on Friday.
The Grizzlies will certainly look good on film as they defeated the Sequoyah Chiefs Friday. The game was televised by Fox 5 "In Your Face" and seen all over Metro Atlanta
Woodstock wins for the first time this season on Homecoming against Cherokee.
Cherokee tries to spoil Waltons Homecoming night, but comes up short.
The Grizzlies came to Osborne High School ready to play Friday night. Creekview quickly established control in the first quarter and never looked back.
As if there weren't enough to get pumped about in an SEC game, both squads still remember last year's postgame dustup between coaches.