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TCHS Takes 1st In Forsyth

TCHS Takes 1st In Forsyth
(L to R, Front): Carli Hackle, Mary Ellen Jones; (Middle): Ella Kate Adams, Randi Rollins, Allie Walker, Janee Johnson, Cloey Sanders, Kamille Collins, Talaya Fletcher, Marlaina Herndon, Ava Anderson; (Back): Coach Tilly Christian, Abby McLendon, Aubrey Gay, Caley Anna Braddock, Melea Pittman, Kensley Davis, Erick Stevens, Kaylee Fulmer, Gabe Davis, and Coach Joanna Humphrey.
TCHS Takes 1st In Forsyth
(L to R, Front): Carli Hackle, Mary Ellen Jones; (Middle): Ella Kate Adams, Randi Rollins, Allie Walker, Janee Johnson, Cloey Sanders, Kamille Collins, Talaya Fletcher, Marlaina Herndon, Ava Anderson; (Back): Coach Tilly Christian, Abby McLendon, Aubrey Gay, Caley Anna Braddock, Melea Pittman, Kensley Davis, Erick Stevens, Kaylee Fulmer, Gabe Davis, and Coach Joanna Humphrey.

Courtesy of TCHS

The Toombs County High School Co-Ed competition cheerleading team traveled to Cumming to compete at Forsyth Central High School this past weekend. This is the first year TCHS has competed in the Co-Ed division and traveling to Forsyth Central gave the opportunity to compete against other Co-Ed teams to prepare for the competition that will be present at Sectionals on November 5.

The Cheer Dawgs had a good showing and brought home 1st place.

The next competition will be Sectionals which will take place at Ola High School on Saturday, November 5. The top 16 Co-Ed teams will advance to the State Championship competition on November 12.

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