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White County High School

ADMINISTRATION

KURT DRONEBARGER Director of Schools

TIM MACKIE WCHS Asst. Principal

GRANT SWALLOWS WCHS Principal

AMY HAWKINS WCHS Asst. Principal

MONTUKA MURRAY WCHS Asst. Principal

TERRY CRAIN White County Athletic Director

NATHAN AARON WCHS Asst. Principal

FOOTBALL SCHEDULES

WCHS VARSITY DAY

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AUG. 23 AUG. 30 SEPT. 6

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WCHS JUNIOR VARSITY TUES. MON. MON. MON. MON.

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WHITE COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL TUES. TUES. TUES. TUES. TUES. TUES. TUES. TUES.

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WARRIORS FOOTBALL ROSTER No.

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Last

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Pos

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First

Last

Grade

Pos

Noah

Hamilton

Austin

Kirby

Mathew

Hunt

Bryan

Zalewski

Markeese

Coleman

DL/WR

Javyn

Strode

RB/DB

Paul

DB/WR

Kade

Clark

TE/LB

Jayden

Richmond

RB/LB

Bryson

Cole

LB/FB

Tony

Lewis

Dustin

Guy

DL/FB

Hunter

Pope

LB/FB

Nicholas

Cox

Adam

Hitchcock

Jacob

Rittenberry

Sedryk

Leftwich

QB/DB

Eric

King

Travis

Parrish

Hunter

Slone

Quentin

Horne

McKinley

Franklin

Brenton

Hunter

Isaiah

Butler

Jackson

Guy

QB/LB

Jeremiah

Miller

OL/DL

Garrett

Nash

RB/LB

Keaton

Steele

OL/DL

Will

Cheek

K/WR

Tyler

England

OL/DL

Houston

Scrimpsher

Maliki

Billings

Will

Griggs

WR/DB

Colby

Lowery

Ethan

Light

WR/DB

Nick

Plunkett

Tyler

Fox

Trevor

Hurst

Tyrone

Harris

RB/DB

Simon

Ogletree

Bradley

McBride

DB/WR

Tyler

Payne

Nathan

McCallister

Kyle

Erickson

Noah

O'Shields

LB/RB

Braden

Brewington

OL/DL

Caleb

Bailey

RB/LB

Christian

Kelso

WR/DB

Josh

Rogers

Cameron

Stephens

TE/DL

HEAD COACH: MARK FRASIER (1ST YEAR)

Assistant Coaches Gregg Segraves JJ Morris Curtis Beaty Jason Harris Steve Wilson Jordan Bailey Michael Slone Parker Beech

Chris Adams - Strength & Conditioning Brent Ryan- Certified Athletic Trainer Managers - Nautica Brown, Ashlynn Phillips, Addison Frazier, Haley Richardson, & Savannah Kelley 7

THE 2019 WARRIOR FOOTBALL TEAM

WARRIOR COACHING STAFF

MARK FRASIER Head Coach Mark Frasier is a native of White County and played football throughout his youth. He played for WCHS from 1989 to1992 where he won multiple season All-District, All Mid-State honors, was team captain and team MVP. He walked on at the University of Tennessee as a free safety coached by Lovie Smith. In 1994, he played free safety for Carson Newman under head coach Ken Sparks who was 5th all-time in collegiate wins. After college, Frasier coached at WCHS under Jeff Arnette, and then was hired by Oconee County High School in Watkinsville, Georgia to coach defensive secondary, and later became defensive coordinator. His record at Oconee was 35-5 with one state title and three region championships. He was named Assistant Coach of the Year in 2000 and 2001 by the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association. Frasier also met his wife in Georgia, and decided to move back to his hometown of Sparta--returning to Warrior football several times as a volunteer under both Malone and Houser. In 2018, he led WCMS to the CTC conference championship game for the first time since 2014. Coach Frasier states, “There’s no other coaching job I would consider at this point in my life than coaching for my alma mater. This is my home, football is my passion, and I am eager to see these students grow as players and teammates. I’ve been blessed to work with so many amazing coaches and players over the years and I hope to be able to give back to my community what I’ve learned through my experiences. I hope that when these kids look back, they remember their football years in Sparta with the fondness that I do.” Coach Frasier and his wife Tricia have two children; Bray, a freshman at WCHS and Anna Kate, an 8th grader at WCMS.

GREGG SEGRAVES Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach Segraves graduated from Lewis Cass High School in Walton, Indiana and was a three-sport athlete. After graduating college, he coached in Georgia for 30 years. After retiring, he chose to make Sparta home with his wife Tasha and daughter, Dreu, who will begin Woodland Park as a first grader this fall. Coach Segraves has been offensive, defensive, and special teams coordinator and a head coach through the years. His head coaching record was 50-25 and he was awarded region coach of the year while in Hart County, Georgia. “My biggest joy in teaching and coaching is to see or be a part of the success of these young men in their future endeavors. It’s a joy to see kids go off to college and have success at the next level in a sport and equally moving to see them become great husbands and fathers. I’ve been fortunate to continue to communicate with several former players and that is rewarding!”

CURTIS BEATY DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR Coach Beaty began coaching for the Warriors in June, 2017. He has also coached for Livingston Academy where he won district championships in both 2012 and 2014, and was district runner up in 2015. In 2014, he was awarded district 8AA Defensive Coach of the Year. He is the physical education teacher at WCHS. As a player, Coach Beaty won the 2005 State AAA football title at Livingston Academy. Also, in 2005 he was honored with 1st Team All-Region. “A great friend and coach of mine told me when I was 20 years old, ‘Curtis, football has given you a lot in life, you need to give some back.’ That’s when I really dove into the coaching world. I love football because I believe it is one of the only things that teaches boys how to be men through love, hard work, teamwork, adversity, and dedication along with other important lessons.” Coach Beaty’s wife Aria owns her own salon in Livingston. She and their niece Marley Shea never miss a game!

STEVE WILSON WIDE RECEIVERS Coach Steve Wilson was born in Chattanooga, but lived in various states growing up while his dad served in the Marine Corps. His family moved to White County when he was an eighth grader and he graduated from White County High School in 1986. He played baseball at Cumberland University and is currently an assistant principal at White County Middle school. Coach Wilson has coached football in Sparta for more than 20 years at the middle and high school levels and coached high school baseball for 13 years. His coaching and teaching philosophy is that “players and students don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.” Coach Wilson’s wife, Brenda, graduated from White County High where she was a varsity cheerleader and tennis player. She is currently a professor of journalism at Tennessee Tech and chair of the communication department. They have one daughter Megan, who also graduated from WCHS and is currently a junior at the University of Tennessee majoring in microbiology. The Wilsons are members of Sparta First Baptist Church and teach the college and career Sunday school class.

JASON HARRIS RUNNING BACKS Coach Jason Harris was born in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. At Chelmsford High School he holds the conference record for the 50 yard dash while his track team went on to win two state titles. His high school football team went 37-4 with an 11-0 senior year and a state title. With an accepted offer to attend Lehigh University in PA, he majored in mechanical engineering and played running back. After his freshman year he transferred back home to the University of Massachusetts and went on to be a 3 year starter and received his Bachelor of Science in physics/radiological science. Coach Harris, his wife, Jennifer and their two children, Ariana and Tyrone, moved to Sparta in 2014 and he is in his second year coaching at WCHS. Coach Harris states, “ I just plain love the game and want to pass done my experience and knowledge to the kids of White County.”

JJ MORRIS OFFENSIVE LINE Coach JJ Morris is a 1994 graduate of WCHS. He played youth, middle, and high school football and was offered an athletic and academic scholarship to Lambuth University. Coach JJ has been employed with Quality Mold Shop as a CNC programmer for 23 years. He has also volunteered for the Warrior youth football program from 1996 to 2018, until he joined the WCMS coaching staff. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Julia, who was a 1993 WCHS graduate and is the person behind the camera lense rain, sleet, snow or shine! Coach JJ has always been passionate about football and it shows though the relationships he’s developed with young people in this community. “I loved playing the game of football for many of the same reasons I love coaching it--discipline, comradery, and the devotion it takes to develop the brotherhood. I want the kids I coach to love the game the way I did. I also want them to be able to apply all these lessons in the game of life and to have memories that will last a lifetime.”

MICHAEL SLONE OFFENSIVE LINE Coach Mike Slone graduated in 1998 from Hamlin High School in West Virginia. He played football under Coach John Shimp and also played baseball. He moved to Sparta in 2000 and met his wife, Christy (a WCHS graduate), and they have two children, Hunter -a sophomore at WCHS and Emma, an eighth grader at WCMS. Coach Slone coached youth football in Sparta from 2009-2017, then moved on to WCMS where he was the offensive coordinator that led the Warriors to the CTC conference game in 2018. “My goal is to teach these boys football and to also help them to grow into respectful men. The foundations of brotherhood, commitment, discipline and hard work are what molds boys into leaders. My philosophy is God first, then family, school, THEN football.”

JORDAN BAILEY LINEBACKERS Coach Bailey began his journey coaching at WCHS in 2018. He found a love for football at a young age and started playing in 1998 for the Overton County Outlaws and went on to play during middle school. During his high school years, he played football and soccer at Livingston Academy. He played receiver and defensive back. As a player, Coach Bailey, played on the 2005 AAA State Championship. He graduated from Livingston Academy in 2007 and is currently working for his family owned business, Charles Bailey Trucking as a dispatcher. Coach Bailey says, “My passion for the game of football is what brought me to coaching. The added bonus for me is the ability to help kids develop in the game of football and in life.”

CHRIS ADAMS STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Coach Chris Adams joins the Warriors as the strength and conditioning coach this year. Coach Adams is the ISS instructor at WCMS and has been pushing and encouraging our athletes to reach new goals in the weight room. His passion for fitness shows in everything he does--he competes in CrossFit competitions, owns two fitness centers, Calfkiller Crossfit and Sparta Fitness. Coach Adams played football and baseball growing up at Ed White High School in Jacksonville, Florida. His baseball team won the state championship title in 1995. He graduated from Trevecca University, where he played two years of college baseball. “I enjoy coaching kids because they are raw and hungry to excel. They want to be led, so it’s up to us to be good examples on and off the field.” Coach Adams and his wife Kristy, a Sparta native, have two sons; Owen, an 8th grader at WCMS and Griffin, a fourth grader at Findlay Elementary.

BRENT RYAN CERTIFIED ATHLETIC TRAINER Brent Ryan is currently in his ninth year as certified athletic trainer at WCHS. Brent is a 1992 graduate of WCHS and has a degree in sports management and a Master’s in sports administration from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. While at UTK, he worked as a student athletic trainer and graduate assistant athletic trainer for football and track & field/cross country. During his time at UTK, the football team won SEC Championships in 1997, 1998 and won the 1998 BCS National Championship. In the 11 years prior to returning to his alma mater, Brent served as the head athletic trainer at Cookeville High School. He is also a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA), Southeastern Athletics’ Trainers Association (SEATA) and Tennessee Athletic Trainers’ Society (TATS). He and his wife, Rebecca, principal of Findlay Elementary, have two daughters, Riley 5 and Landry 3.

CHRIS HOWARD CHARACTER COACH Chris Howard joins Mark Frasierâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s staff as the character coach for the 2019 season. Chris will be focusing on getting to know the players and helping them grow as men and leaders. Chris is the pastor at the Sparta Campus of Life Church where he has served since its opening in 2017. Before that, he spent 14 years in student ministry. Chris was born and raised in Sparta and grew up playing sports in youth leagues, elementary basketball, middle and high school football. With a love for our community, football, and students in our schools, Chris will work hard to help our players to become the best version of themselves. He also is the character coach for the WCMS football team. Chris and his wife, Hali, have two children, Brooklyn (9) and Judah (3).

CARY HUGHES TEAM CHAPLIN Cary Hughes was born and raised in the Red Stick of Louisiana (Baton Rouge). He and his family moved to Sparta this year as he became the Senior Pastor at Bear Cove Baptist Church. Before becoming a Senior Pastor, Cary was a Student Pastor for many years in the Birmingham area. As a Student Pastor, Cary was able to minister to hundreds of students. He is a graduate of Mississippi College and Beeson Divinity School at Samford University. The best part of his life, unquestionably, is his family. He has been married to Laura for 9 years and is the father to Mirra Grace (2) and Brock (10 months). Previously, Cary was the Senior Pastor at Risen Life Church in Melbourne, FL for five years. As they are new residents of Sparta, they have loved being a part of our community and are looking forward to serving White County for years to come. Cary is a HUGE LSU fan. On any given Saturday, you can find him wearing purple and gold as he cheers for his Tigers. But on Friday nights, he is looking forward to wearing maroon in seeing the Warriors build a new legacy of excellence for our football program.

DUSTIN TYLER GUY #54 Defensive Tackle/Fullback Birthdate: November 12, 2001

Parents: Todd Guy and Charity Locke

Dustin has had a passion for football since the age of five when he started out as a pee-wee. He was destined to be a Sparta Warrior under the Friday night lights at Dee Harris Field. Dustin’s favorite pro football team just happened to be the Miami Dolphins where Sparta alumni Stan Mitchell played. He would spend countless hours at Life Care talking to him about football while his mom worked. Most exciting moment in sports so far: making the news in the Sparta Expositor One thing you wish you could do but haven’t been able to: a pull up Favorite Movie: 8 Seconds Favorite Athlete: Kenyan Drake

Favorite Sports Team: Miami Dolphins Dream Job: Diesel Mechanic Dream Vacation: Hawaii Favorite Food: Japanese/Sushi Food you hate but mom made you eat: spaghetti TV Show: Alaskan Bush Favorite Musician: Guns and Roses If you won the lottery: I’d buy my own island Pregame Ritual: jamming music When I was a child I tried to be like: Dad

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BRYSON LEE COLE #42 Offensive Line/Fullback Birthdate: January 14, 2002

Parents: Bryan and Lisa Cole

Bryson began playing football at the age of five, and hopes to play in college. After High school he plans on majoring in engineering. He volunteers with Special Olympics and loves to hunt and fish.

If you won the lottery: I’d buy a new truck Pregame Ritual: listening to music and walking the field

Favorite Movie: Star Wars Favorite Sports Team: Tennessee Vols Dream Job: Football Coach Dream Vacation: Alaska or Italy Favorite Food: grilled shrimp Food you hate but mom made you eat: scrambled eggs TV Show: Fast and Loud Favorite Musician: Alan Jackson 15

BRENTON HUNTER #13

Linebacker/Running back Parents: Sabrina Officer and Mark and Connie Blankenship BB began playing football when he was little, but broke his arm and did not play again until his junior year of high school. Favorite Movie: Remember the Titans Favorite Athlete: Lonzo Ball

If you won the lottery: Buy my mom a house Pregame Ritual: listening to motivational speakers One thing you wish you could do: fly an airplane

Sports Team: Kansas City Chiefs Dream Job: entrepreneur Dream Vacation: Greece Favorite Food: Steakburgers at Steak and Shake Food you hated but mom made you eat: Brussel sprouts TV Show: Ball in the Family Favorite Musician: Polo G

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JACOB TYLER RITTENBERRY #51

Offensive Line/Right Guard Birthdate: July 30, 2001 Parents: Shane and Sarah Ann Rittenberry Jacob started playing football at age six with White County Youth Football.

Food you hate but mom made you eat: black eyed peas

Most exciting moment in sports so far: scored a touchdown in youth football

TV Show: Sponge Bob

One thing you wish you could do: skydive

If you won the lottery: Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d buy a new truck

Favorite Movie: The Blindside

Pregame Ritual: Warrior Walk

Favorite Athlete: Taylor Lewan

When I was a child I tried to be like: Dad

Favorite Sports Team: Tennessee Vols Dream Job: professional football player Dream Vacation: Texas Favorite Food: momâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s chicken casserole

Favorite Musician: Darius Rucker

QUENTIN JOEL HORNE #12 Wide Receiver/Linebacker Birthdate: May 28, 2002

Parents: Timothy Horne and Suzanne Horne

Quentin started playing football in the third grade. He was a lineman until his junior year. Favorite Movie: Act of Valor Favorite Sports Team: Detroit Lions Dream job: law enforcement Dream vacation: anywhere with my family Favorite food: dadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ribs Pregame Ritual: listening to music and walking the field

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BRADLEY MCBRIDE #25 Wide receiver/Defensive back Birthdate: September 8, 2001

Parents: Travis and Jennifer McBride

Favorite Movie: Space Jam Favorite Athlete: Russell Westbrook Favorite Sports Team: Oklahoma City Thunder

When I was a child, I tried to be like: My parents One thing that I have always wanted to do: Wakeboard Lake Powell in Utah

Dream Vacation: Jamaica Favorite Food: Steak Food you hated, but mom made you eat: Spinach Favorite TV Show: The Office Favorite Musical Artist: Khalid First thing I would buy after winning the lottery: Land Pregame Ritual: Listening to music 17

AUSTIN KIRBY #31 Receiver/Defensive Back Birthdate: September 6, 2002

Parents: Kelly and Duane Mayfield

Favorite Movie: Coach Carter Favorite Athlete: Cody Bellinger Favorite Sports Team: Florida state University Dream Job: Own my own business Dream Vacation: cruise to Jamaica

When I Was a child i tried to be like: My Grandpa Most exciting moment in sports so far: Making a clutch play to help my baseball team win One thing that I have never been able to do but always wanted to: Take a trip to California

Favorite food: Tacos Food you hated, but mom made you eat: nothin Favorite TV Show: The Walking Dead Favorite Musical Artist: Jcole The first thing I would buy after winning the lottery: A new car Pregame Ritual: Music and Taco Bell

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WILL GRIGGS #20 Wide Receiver/Defensive Back Movie: Remember the Titans

Tried to be like: Dad

Athlete: J.B. Mauney (World Champion Bull Rider)

Exciting moment: Freshman year of football

Sports Team: UT Volunteers

Always wanted to: A Colorado elk hunt

Dream Job: Professional Bull Rider Dream Vacation: Arkansas Duck Hunt Favorite Food: Deer Steak Hated Food: Tomatoes TV Show: Fearless Artist: Cody Johnson Lottery: Property Pregame Ritual: Momâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s meal and a shower

NOAH GLENN O’SHIELDS #27 Linebacker/Running Back Birthdate: September 10, 2001

Parents: David and Bonnie O’Shields

Favorite Athlete: Derrick Henry

Most exciting moment in sports so far: Finishing 4th place in a wrestling tournament

Favorite Sports Team: Alabama

Dream Vacation: Hawaii

Favorite Movie: John Wick

Dream Job: Artist Favorite Food: Tacos Food you hate: Peas Favorite TV show: Rick & Morty Favorite Musical Artist: Juice World The first thing I would buy after winning the lottery: Food Pregame Ritual: Listening to music When I was a child I tried to be like: AJ McCarron

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HOUSTON SCRIMPSHER #18 Wide Receiver Birthdate: September 9, 2002

Parents: Sam Scrimpsher and Crystal Scrimpsher

Houston began playing football at the age of six. While being a part of the football team, he’s also involved in Warrior Media. He plans to use TN promise in college and hopes to be a sports broadcaster. Houston likes to watch NFL and NBA games, play video games, and hang out with his friends back home in Baxter. Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights Favorite Athlete: Marcus Mariota Favorite Sports Team: Tennessee Titans Dream Job: NFL Player Dream Vacation: Germany Favorite Food: Medium Rare Steak

Food you hated but mom made you eat: Vegetables Favorite TV Show: The Flash Favorite Musical Artist: Logic First thing I would buy after winning the lottery: Lamborghini Pregame Ritual: sit in my locker & listen to music When I was a child, I tried to be like: professional football players Most exciting moment in sports so far: winning the TYFA championship in 2012 One thing that I have never been able to do, but always wanted to: Go out west 19

ERIC KING #53

Defensive Tackle Parents: Tonya King and Eric King Eric began playing pee wee football at the age of seven and is ready for his senior year. His hobbies include gaming, swimming, playing ball with friends. He received his Precision Measurement Certification and plans to attend TTU and major in computer engineering. Favorite Movie: The Blindside

Food you hated but mom made you eat: beans Favorite TV Show: Courage the Cowardly Dog Favorite Musical Artist: Polo G First thing I would buy after winning the lottery: Buy a mansion Pregame Ritual: Listen to music

Favorite Athlete: JJ Watt

When I was a child, I tried to be like: Michael Jackson

Favorite Sports Team: Seattle Seahawks

Most exciting moment in sports so far: recovered a fumble

Dream Job: national tourist Dream Vacation: Japan

One thing that I would like to do: travel around the world

Favorite Food: steak

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WILL CHEEK #16 Kicker/Receiver Birthdate: September 13, 2001

Parents: John Cheek and Jennifer Cook.

Will is a senior and this is his first year ever playing football. He says heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s following in the footsteps of his father, John-- he played for WCHS and his grandfather Ernie played college football at Sewanee. Favorite Sports Team: UT Vols Favorite Musical Artist: Morgan Wallen.

Event I wouldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve wanted to witness: UT winning national championship When I was a child I tried to be like: my cousin Allen Newport Dream Vacation: Hawaii Favorite sports memory: winning state when I played travel soccer

Favorite Food: Chicken Casserole Dream Job: business Management. Food I hated that mom made me eat: peas If I won lottery: New Jeep People I would invite to dinner party: Peyton Manning, Tee Martin 20

TRAVIS PARRISH #11

Wide Receiver/Outside Linebacker Birthdate:May 9, 2001 Parents: Charles Parrish, Sr and Tina Lippart Favorite Musical Artist: Lil Peep Favorite Football Player: Julian Edelman Favorite Sports Team: Texas Tech and New England Patriots Dream Job: Own a construction company Favorite TV Show: Tokyo Ghoul Favorite Movie: Into the Wild One thing I want to do: meet Tom Brady Favorite Book: The Great Gatsby Hobbies: drawing, playing games, and hanging out with friends

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NICK PLUNKETT #72 Offensive Line

Favorite Sports Team: Tennessee Vols Favorite Musical Artist: Luke Combs Favorite Food: Chinese

Dream Vacation: deep sea fishing with my dad Most exciting sports moment: beating Cookeville in basketball at home

Food you hated but mom made you eat: white rice First thing I would do if I won the lottery: buy a bass boat Two people alive or dead I would invite to dinner: Lebron James and Taylor Lewan If I could witness any even in history: Tennessee beating Georgia on last second play Who I wanted to be like when I was little: Power Rangers 21

MATTHEW ALLEN HUNT #2 Safety/Receiver Birthdate: January 29, 2002

Parents: Hazel and Donny Hunt

Matthew began playing football at age 16. He enjoys working out and hanging out with friends. He plans to join the United States Air Force and pursue his dream of becoming a pilot. Favorite Movie: Transformers Favorite Athlete: Jalen Ramsey

Favorite Musical Artist: YNW Nelly First thing Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d buy after winning the lottery: A house for my family One thing that I have never been able to do but want to: Fly around the eight wonders of the world

Favorite Sports Team: Philadelphia Eagles Dream Job: commercial airline pilot Dream Vacation: Bahamas with my family Favorite Food: Bacon cheeseburger Food I hate but my mom made me eat: Barbeque Favorite TV Show: The Flash

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BRYAN ZALEWSKI #32 Defensive Line Birthdate: November 30, 2000

Parents: Jerry and Terry Bayles

Hobbies: Fishing

Pre-Game Ritual: taking a nap

Favorite movie: Sandlot and The Waterboy

First thing Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d buy after winning the lottery: Truck parts

Favorite Musical Artist: Toby Keith

When I was a child I tried to be just like: My dad

Favorite TV Show: Shameless Favorite Food: Homemade biscuits Favorite Sports Team: Georgia Bulldogs and Atlanta Falcons Favorite Athlete: Matt Ryan Favorite Football Memory: freshmen lock-in at the football field

Future Job: auto mechanic Future College: Tennessee College of Applied Technology for diesel mechanics and welding cerification One thing that I have never been able to do but want to: Hit something

Dream Vacation: Hawaii Food I hated but my mom made me eat: Brussel sprouts 22

JOSHUA ROGERS #29 Linebacker

Favorite Movie: Only the Brave Favorite Musician: Hank Williams Jr Favorite Food: Steak Pregame Ritual: 3 scoops of preworkout Favorite Song: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Looks that Killâ&#x20AC;? Motley Crue Favorite Sports Team: Dallas Cowboys When I was a child I tried to be like: my grandpa Favorite TV Shoe: Death Valley Days Favorite Actor: John Wayne Job after high school: Marine corps/ gamewarden

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TONY LEWIS #7 Wide Receiver Birthdate: May 12, 2002

Parents: Tony and Liz Lewis

Favorite Movie: The Sandlot

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Favorite Athlete: Marcus Mariota

When I was a child I tried to be like: My dad

Favorite Sports Team: Tennessee Titans Dream Job: Welder at Oak Ridge Dream Vacation: Hawaii Favorite Food: Taco Bell

Most exciting moment in sports so far: Making a much needed catch against page in double coverage One thing I have always wanted to do, but never got to do: Catch a 10lb largemouth

Food you hated but mom made you eat: Cabbage Favorite TV Show: Shameless Favorite Musical Artist: Luke Combs The first think I would buy if I won the lottery: A bass boat Pregame Ritual: Preparation in my 23

SEDRYK LEFTWICH #10 Quarterback

First thing I’d buy if I won the lottery: a car and invest the rest

Favorite Movie: Black Panther Favorite Athlete: Patrick Mahomes Favorite Sports Team: New England Patriots Dream Job: to play in the NFL Dream Vacation: As long as I’m with people I care about I’m fine with the vacation Favorite Food: chicken

When I was little I wanted to be like: players I saw in the NFL Most exciting memory in sports so far: Getting to start my sophomore year One thing I have never been able to do but always wanted to: Travel around the world

Food that you hate but always had to eat: Turnip greens Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorite Musical Artist: A Boogie wit da Hoodie

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ISAIAH BUTLER #58 Offensive Line Birthdate: June 11, 2002

Parents: Keturah Richards and Tom Butler

Favorite Movie: 2fast 2furious Favorite Athlete: Vince Carter Favorite Sports Team: Rockets Dream Vacation: Hawaii

Most exciting moment so far in sports: Being there for my brothers on the field. One thing I have never been able to do, but always wanted to: meet my grandparents on my dads side.

Favorite Food: Grandmas cooking Food my mom made me eat but I hated: steamed broccoli Favorite TV Show: Street Outlaws Favorite Musical Artist: 2pac The first thing I would buy after winning the lottery: An Island. Pregame Ritual: Listen to hyped up music. 24

WARRIOR SENIORS

SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS

JUNIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS

NOAH HAMILTON QB

MARKEESE COLEMAN DL/WR

JAYDEN RICHMOND RB/LB

HUNTER POPE LB/FB

ETHAN WRIGHT WR/DB

TYLER FOX LB

NATHAN MCCALLISTER WR

CALEB BAILEY RB/LB

KADE CLARK TE/LB

TYLER ENGLAND OL/DL

KYLE ERICKSON OL

CAMERON STEPHENS TE/DL

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL PLAYERS

DJ PAUL DB/WR

ADAM HITCHCOCK WR

JACKSON GUY QB/LB

GARRETT NASH RB/LB

JAVYN STRODE RB/DB

NICHOLAS COX WR

HUNTER SLOAN OL

JEREMIAH MILLER OL/DL

KEATON STEELE OL/DL

MALAKI BILLINGS DL

COLBY LOWERY OL

SIMON OGLETREE OL

TYLER PAYNE OL

BRADEN BREWINGTON OL/DL

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FRESHMEN FOOTBALL ROSTER No.

First

Last

No.

First

Last

Silas

Pursley

Kamron

Hart

Bray

Frasier

Kobe

Jones

Malaki

Dowell

Jacob

Jenkins

Kadge

Sparks

Collin

Zipf

Rylan

Bumbalough

Garrett

Johnson

Braedon

Bechtel

Kody

Reece

Braxton

Seevers

Hayden

Bilbrey

Zack

Krieg

Brady

McKay

Johnathan

Tucker

Zachary

Robertson

Joshua

Vickers

Ryan

O'Dell

Nate

Mullins

Jaylen

Hannah

Austin

Davis

James

Littrell

Michael

Conatser

James

Gottlied

Jaden

Simpson

Dillon

Axford

Kalob

Clark

Kolton

Dolinich

Angelo

Cheney

Jaden

Simpson

Connor

Brewington

FRESHMEN FOOTBALL PLAYERS

SILAS PURSLEY

BRAY FRASIER

BRAXTON SEEVERS

MALAKI DOWELL

KADGE SPARKS

RYLAN BUMBALOUGH

BRAEDON BECHTEL

ZACK KRIEG

JOHNATHAN TUCKER

JOSHUA VICKERS

NATE MULLINS

AUSTIN DAVIS

MICHAEL CONATSER

ANGELO CHENEY

CONNOR BREWINGTON

JACOB JENKINS

FRESHMEN FOOTBALL PLAYERS

COLLIN ZIPF

GARRETT JOHNSON

HAYDEN BILBREY

RYAN Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;DELL

JAMES LITTRELL

JAMES GOTTLIED

DILLON AXFORD

ZACHARY ROBERTSON

KOLTON DOLINICH

JUNIORS

SOPHOMORES

FRESHMEN

LINEBACKERS

DEFENSIVE BACKS

DEFENSIVE LINE

QUARTERBACKS

RUNNING BACKS

OFFENSIVE LINE

WIDE RECEIVERS

MANAGERS

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WCHS CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Seniors: Madison Ryan, Selena Lee Hensley, Rosalyn Roberts, Danielle Duncan, Haven Burton, Corri Beth Howard Juniors: Madison Mclatchy, Madeline Pryor, Madison Mahan, Jerrika Brown, Jayde Stephenson Sophomores: Kyleigh Hoyle, Madi Wright, Bailee Fiste, Bailey Simpson, Rachel Turney, Alexis Hatmaker, Emma Kate Jones Coach: Tracy Mason

JV/FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS

TK Brown, Halle Emerton, Autumn Frazier, Ashley Gilley, Brynn Hawkins, Destinee Johnson, Savannah Kelley, Leah Mullican, Madalyn Scott, McKena Young. Coach: Tricia Frasier 37

WCHS BAND MEMBERS Name

Yr.

DRUM MAJORS

Shealynn Palmer

Destiny Kabboord

Sarah Smith

CLARINET

Faith Jones

Jessica Stockton

Grace Moore

Kimberly Farris

Rami Hensley

Treva Luna

Name Cierra McCoy

Yr.

Alex Miller

Kirsten Wright

Robert Brow

Skyler Seibers

Lucas Sherrer

Acelynn McCloud

Catelynn McBride 9 Angelica Munoz 9

Madisyn Russell 9 Viola Sergio 9

HORN

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Shayla Taylor

Danielle Bilbrey

Jayden Blaylock

Kayleigh Brown

Kanesha Miller

Lillie Roberts

Skylar Tollison

EUPHONIUM

Isaac Judd

Jordan Young

Chris Young

FLUTE

Leigha Gay

Stephanie Lester Trinity Yap

Sierra Aubrey Molly Lough

Katie Gurgainers

Abigail Morris

PERCUSSION

Mercedes Chaston Abbi Horne

Chloe Johnson

Aidan Thornton Serena Cole Wes Gooch

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Allen Christian

12 11 11

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TROMBONE

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10 10

SAXOPHONE

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Yr.

Cole Vickers

BrooklynAnne Finley Victoria Duncan 9

Name

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Yr.

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Name

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TRUMPET

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10 9

10 10 10 10 9

10 9

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12 12 11 11 11 11 11

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TUBA

Noah Clark

Matthew Willy

10 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 9

Halftime Theme: Motown

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I’ll Be There I Want You Back ABC Sir Duke Superstition Tracks of My Tears

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SOUSAPHONES

CLARINETS

FLUTES

MELLOPHONES

PERCUSSION

SAXOPHONES

TROMBONES

TRUMPETS

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