Bearcat Country, we travel to Westover this week!!!
📅 Friday, October 3rd
📍 Hugh Mills Stadium — Albany, GA
🆚 Westover Patriots
🕢 Kickoff 7:30 PM
Load up, wear your purple, and be loud. Let’s show up and show out.
#GoBearcats #BearcatNation
📅 Friday, October 3rd
📍 Hugh Mills Stadium — Albany, GA
🆚 Westover Patriots
🕢 Kickoff 7:30 PM
Load up, wear your purple, and be loud. Let’s show up and show out.
#GoBearcats #BearcatNation
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Last Saturday, Bainbridge High School Baseball Coach Ryan Riles and the BHS baseball players hosted the Fall Future Bearcat Baseball Camp!
With more than 70 young athletes registered, the camp was filled with energy, teamwork, and excitement for the game. Coach Riles knows that the youth of today are the Bearcats of tomorrow, and his hands-on involvement ensures these players are not only learning the fundamentals of baseball but also building confidence, teamwork, and Bearcat pride from the very beginning.
Thanks to the dedication of Coach Riles and the BHS baseball team, these future Bearcats walked away inspired and better prepared for the seasons ahead. We are so grateful for the opportunity to help shape the future of baseball in Bainbridge.
#BainbridgeHighSchool #FutureBearcats #BHSBaseball #GoBearcats #PromisingFuture
With more than 70 young athletes registered, the camp was filled with energy, teamwork, and excitement for the game. Coach Riles knows that the youth of today are the Bearcats of tomorrow, and his hands-on involvement ensures these players are not only learning the fundamentals of baseball but also building confidence, teamwork, and Bearcat pride from the very beginning.
Thanks to the dedication of Coach Riles and the BHS baseball team, these future Bearcats walked away inspired and better prepared for the seasons ahead. We are so grateful for the opportunity to help shape the future of baseball in Bainbridge.
#BainbridgeHighSchool #FutureBearcats #BHSBaseball #GoBearcats #PromisingFuture
Bainbridge High School recently hosted the Bearcat Invitational. The day proved to be a success as the runners competed hard and took home some awards. The runners who placed were
Gambler Dollar- 1st for the High School boys
Emerson Huggins- 4th for the High School girls
Teagan Barefoot- 5th for the High School girls
Reed Zorn- 1st for the Middle School boys
Alayna McLendon- 4th for the Middle School girls
We are all very proud of our runners and congratulations to those who placed.
We also recognized the following seniors who ran their last meet in Bainbridge. Gambler Dollar, Mitchell Carter, Nathan Jackson, Angelina Gomez. These four give it their all every day.
Special thanks to all the parents and volunteers who helped make the meet possible.
Gambler Dollar- 1st for the High School boys
Emerson Huggins- 4th for the High School girls
Teagan Barefoot- 5th for the High School girls
Reed Zorn- 1st for the Middle School boys
Alayna McLendon- 4th for the Middle School girls
We are all very proud of our runners and congratulations to those who placed.
We also recognized the following seniors who ran their last meet in Bainbridge. Gambler Dollar, Mitchell Carter, Nathan Jackson, Angelina Gomez. These four give it their all every day.
Special thanks to all the parents and volunteers who helped make the meet possible.
It's Senior Night tonight! Come out and help us Celebrate & Cheer on the Lady Bearcats at 5:00 pm! 🥎💥📣
Bainbridge High School hosted the Probe College and Military Fair on September 24th in the BHS gymnasium Around 40 college admissions counselors were on site to answer questions and showcase their colleges. Military recruiters from the Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy, and US National Guard were in attendance and offered information regarding career and educational opportunities.
Members of the Academic Team competed at the GATA (Georgia Academic Team Association) Fall South Academic Quiz Bowl
Students had a lot of fun at today's Pep Rally showing their support as the Bearcats take on the Syrup Makers.
FFA members prepared pancake plates as part of the Syrup Sop.
Several BHS clubs helped make Syrup Sop a success.
Come and join us November 11th in the BHS Performing Arts Center for our "American Salute" beginning at 7:00pm. This concert is free and open to the public! Please come out as we pay tribute to our Veterans and say THANK YOU! If you are a Veteran and would like to wear your service uniform, we would love for you to!
Spread the word and lets pack the house!
Spread the word and lets pack the house!
Jose's Final Round
Saying goodbye is never easy, but sometimes it’s even harder when a student has left such a powerful impact on an entire school.
Recently, Bainbridge High School came together to celebrate Jose’s “Final Round.” Jose, an exceptional education student at BHS, has officially aged out of the school system, and there was no way the Bearcat family was going to let him leave without a celebration worthy of his spirit.
The party theme? WWE, of course, with John Cena front and center, Jose’s all-time favorite. From the decorations to the energy, everything shouted “main event.” His family, friends, and classmates gathered to cheer him on, creating memories that will last far beyond the halls of BHS.
The Early Childhood Education students added their own special touch by guiding a fun activity where guests designed and colored championship belts, because every champion deserves their own.
This day was more than a party. It was a reminder of what makes our school system special: the love, care, and dedication that follow students from their very first day until their very last.
Jose, you are already missed. And even though, in John Cena’s words, “you can’t see me” in the halls of Bainbridge High School anymore, you will always see us around.
Saying goodbye is never easy, but sometimes it’s even harder when a student has left such a powerful impact on an entire school.
Recently, Bainbridge High School came together to celebrate Jose’s “Final Round.” Jose, an exceptional education student at BHS, has officially aged out of the school system, and there was no way the Bearcat family was going to let him leave without a celebration worthy of his spirit.
The party theme? WWE, of course, with John Cena front and center, Jose’s all-time favorite. From the decorations to the energy, everything shouted “main event.” His family, friends, and classmates gathered to cheer him on, creating memories that will last far beyond the halls of BHS.
The Early Childhood Education students added their own special touch by guiding a fun activity where guests designed and colored championship belts, because every champion deserves their own.
This day was more than a party. It was a reminder of what makes our school system special: the love, care, and dedication that follow students from their very first day until their very last.
Jose, you are already missed. And even though, in John Cena’s words, “you can’t see me” in the halls of Bainbridge High School anymore, you will always see us around.
Anatomy students dissected pig hearts today.
Mrs. Wallace's Spanish students researched influential Hispanic Americans and how they have influenced U.S. culture in their career fields. They researched their contributions, accomplishments, etc. and then presented to the class.
Former Bearcat, Keenan Phillips, doing great things at the next level at the University of South Alabama!! Keep doing great work KP!!!
There seemed to be a Mr. Bryant everywhere you turned today. What's going on?
The BassCats fishing team had several teams competing in the Florida Elite tournament on the Harris Chain of Lakes. The teams consisting of Layken Shockley and LD Humphrey, Drake Walls and Walker Brogdon, and Breckin Boyd and John Wesley Alderman did a great job representing the BassCats. Our highest placing team was Drake Walls and Walker Brodgdon with a 7th place finish and Big Fish winners with a 6.23 pound lunker. Great job BassCats!
The BassCats fishing team had teams competing in the Florida Bass Nation tournament out of Big Jim's on Lake Seminole. It was a tough weekend of fishing, but all of our anglers were successful at putting fish on the scales. Our teams competing in the high school senior division were Mason Bright and Jack Kennedy, Hayden Reynolds and Caleb Logue, Brennan Enfinger and Connor Kennedy, Drake Walls and Walker Brogdon, Cole Henderson and Fisher Baty, and LD Humphrey and Layken Shockley. Our middle school junior anglers who were competing were Mason Weaver and Bryson Logue. Mason Weaver and Bryson Logue came in 3rd place on Saturday. Hayden Reynolds and Caleb Logue finished 4th on Saturday and 6th on Sunday. Cole Henderson and Fisher Baty placed 6th on Saturday and 7th on Sunday. Great job to all of our BassCats teams!
FCA sponsored See You at the Pole this morning.
