3. Good evening and welcome to tonight's game! We are so happy that you are here tonight to help our
Savannah Christian Preparatory School family support the commitment and dedication of our players,
cheerleaders, band members, coaches, and trainers as they display their God-given gifts and love for our school!
from the Principal
We are thankful for all of the students, parents, family members, friends, faculty, and alumni who have cheered on and encouraged our Raiders and
worked together to make this night possible! We invite you to continue to join us throughout the year in celebrating our students at SCPS events!
Go Raiders!
Beth Straight, Principal
Welcome parents, students, and fans to the 2023 football season for Savannah Christian Preparatory
School. Our student-athletes and coaches have worked hard in preparation for this season, and I am
excited to see them compete this year. Although our athletes and coaches take front and center during
the season, I am reminded that it takes the efforts of many to put a successful team on the field. I am
thankful to our administration, our faculty, our student body, our trainers and support staff, our facilities
team, our Booster Club, our alumni, and, of course, our parents and families that lend their support to
our Raider athletes.
from the Head of School
Raider Nation,
Athletics brings a community together in a unique way that creates great memories for all involved. Seeing our students learn valuable life lessons
such as winning with humility and grace, losing with pride and dignity, and competing with honor and respect hopefully serves as a reminder to all
of us as to the foundational purpose of athletics in a school like Savannah Christain. I encourage each of us to make the most of this year while
enjoying the competitions, maximizing the relationships, and embracing the opportunities for growth.
I Corinthians 10:31 reads, "Whatever you do, do it all to the glory of God." I am honored to begin my 19th year at SCPS, where we work each day in
partnership with families to fulfill the school's mission to develop the whole person to the glory of God. This mission is embodied in our students' lives
academically, athletically, artistically, and in service to the Lord. In addition, through participation in activities such as tonight's game, we pray that
students will learn positive lessons in teamwork, sportsmanship, determination, communication, hard work, and respect for others that they will
incorporate in their walk as Christians and will use in the future to benefit their communities.
Thank you for your support of SCPS, and Go Raiders!!
Jeff Plunk
Head of School
4. Welcome home Raider Nation! On behalf of the Savannah Christian Athletic Department, I am
thrilled to celebrate another exciting year for Raider Athletics!
My family and I are excited for the opportunity to join the Savannah Christian community and
wear the red and white. Over the last 11 years, I have been deeply invested in Christian school
athletics. During my time, God blessed me with the opportunity to serve in a number of capacities
including teacher, coach, and administrator.
from the ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Athletics provides an extremely unique platform for lifelong learning through failures and successes. It is my goal to provide our student-
athletes at SCPS with an opportunity to grow as children of God through these athletic experiences. I am humbled to be a part of this
community and serve as the Director of Athletics at SCPS.
The mission of Savannah Christian Athletics is to provide a competitive, Christ-centered sports program that challenges our student-
athletes spiritually, mentally, and physically. Our entire school family works diligently to provide those opportunities through 19 GHSA
programs at the middle school, junior varsity, and varsity levels.
The SCPS Athletic Department encourages family, friends, and alumni to support our student-athletes and coaches during the 2023-24
seasons!
Go Raiders,
Greg Phillips, Athletic Director
5. Dear Raider Family,
My family and I are excited to see what God has in store for this football season. We are a
football family, and we realize the importance football has in molding young men. At Savannah
Christian, we strive to use football as a vessel to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
from the COACH
Our program philosophy is "Attack with Purpose." We want the Raiders to remember this philosophy for their entire life, not just their years
at Savannah Christian. "Attack with Purpose" comes from Colossians 3:23. "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart as working for
the Lord and not for human masters." This is about having your heart in the right place and doing things for the right reasons. We know
football is hard, but so is life. The most important thing is that, through this life, our Raiders draw from a higher power than themselves.
Secondly, this is the 52nd team in Raider Football history. I can't wait to see what this team is going to accomplish. Each year we pick one
word to focus on. I believe the one word and scripture attached to the word has significantly impacted our football team's culture. Team
51's word was Family, and they accomplished so much more than just an 11-2 record. I believe they learned lessons that will stick with
them for the rest of their life, and they will always remember that a "friend loves at all times, but a brother is born for adversity." Team
52's motto for the 2023 season will be COURAGE! It comes from 2 Timothy 1:7" For the Spirit of God does not make you timid but gives
you love, power, and self-discipline." I pray that Team 52's players and coaches do the absolute best job they can and have COURAGE in
pursuit of God's plan for their life. It's not for just 4 years, not for the next 40, but for eternity.
Lastly, we cannot perform to our fullest potential without the cheers of our Raider fan base. We appreciate the cheers from our
cheerleaders, the music from our band, the support of the Raider Athletic Booster Club, and the roar of the Raider faithful. It's a great day
to be a Raider!
Go Raiders,
Baker Woodward
6. I am so excited to be the athletic trainer at Savannah Christian Preparatory School. I am
passionate about providing the highest quality healthcare and doing everything I can to help
keep the athletes healthy and on the field. I was a high school athlete that suffered an injury
that eventually ended my volleyball career, so I have a deep understanding of the physical
and mental pain and stress that athletic injuries can cause. I also understand the importance
of having an accurate diagnosis of an injury so that an appropriate treatment plan can be
established, and the athlete can begin a rehabilitation plan that will result in a timely return
to play. I also know the challenges of being a high school student and an athlete at the same
time, even without an injury. I am here to support the student athletes in any way that I canโ
physically, mentally, and emotionally. Iโll be their biggest fan and a shoulder to cry on. I value
each of the athletes and care about them deeply. I canโt wait to see them succeed, on the
field and court, in the classroom, in life, and beyond. Whatever you need, I am here for you!
Athletic Trainers are board-certified and state-licensed healthcare professionals that work in
a multitude of settings, including secondary schools, colleges, the military, professional
sports, hospital systems, clinics, and even with the performing arts industry. They use
evidence-based practices to provide the highest level of care possible. Athletic Trainers
receive extensive education on the prevention of injuries and the promotion of healthy living.
They also trained in clinical examinations and diagnosis, the acute care of injury and illness,
brace fitting, therapeutic interventions, taping, psychosocial strategies and referrals, and
health care administration. Athletic Trainers are required to complete professional
development hours each year to stay current on the latest trends in healthcare to provide the
best care possible to the athletes they serve.
Go Raiders!
Name
Ali Pratt
HOMETOWN
Johnson City, TN
COLLEGE
Liberty University
B.S. Athletic Training
East TN State University
M.S. Sport Management
ALI PRATT
Ms, LAT, ATC
Meet Our
Athletic Trainer
7.
8. Mission Statement
"Courage"
Attack With Purpose
2023 Motto:
- 2 Timothy 1:7 -
"For the Spirit of God does not make you timid but
gives you love, power, and self-discipline."
Team 52's motto for the 2023 season will be COURAGE! I pray that Team 52's players and coaches do the absolute best job
they can and have COURAGE in pursuit of God's plan for their life. Our coaching staff believes that God has a plan for each
and every player on our team, and our job as coaches is to get our team to seek out God's plan for their life with fearless
pursuit. We know that the only fear we should have is a fear of God, and any other fear we may have does not come from
God but from this world. God has a plan for us all, and His spirit enables us to have COURAGE. It's not for just four years,
not for the next 40, but for eternity.
- Coach Baker Woodward
9. 2023 Raider Football
2023 Raider Football
Row 1: Jaden Miles, Logan Brooking, Blaise Thomas, Noah Stone, Jamari McIvory, Tyler Penrose, David Bucey,
Stuart Barnes, Kenry Wall, Cain Tomlin, Brady Watson, Christian Johns, Athen Hudspeth
Row 2: Weston Hughes, Charlie Yannett, LaDamion Guyton, Ethan Byrd, Brody Buttrey, Gary Scott,
Hadden Nease, Andrew Goodman, Conner Sparta, Rory Martell, Tommy Vinson, Carson Taylor, Talen Lovezzola
Row 3: Kaden Cheatham, Cardin Patrick, John Gross, Ian Berry, Landon Tyson, Christian Beard, Ivyn Richardson,
Luke Gunn, Chase Goodman, Isaiah Redmond, Tristan Perkins, Landon Brown, Reid Penrose
Row 4: Austin Myers, King Long, Tyson Gross, Noah Lewis, Mills Gross, Caleb Barnes, Jordan Dillon,
Jurrell Howell Jr., Kenneth Dyches, Davian Melton, Jalen Wright, RJ Daniels
Row 5: Jasen Cheatham, Chip Horton, Christian Brantley, William Bucey, Jake Hendrix, Joey Collins, Kyle Johns,
Elijah Griffin, Diontae Trawick, Austin Amick, Caleb Womble
Row 6: Colton Boyle, Keith Brooking, Daniel Wedding, Baker Woodward, Kempie Womble, Ali Pratt
Not Pictured: Zo Smalls, Grayson Turner
10. 2023
Raider
Football Schedule
@ Hilton Head Christian Academy
August 18th
@ Marist High School
september 1st
@ Savannah country Day
september 15th
@ Long Co. High School
September 29th
@ Beach High School
october 20th
@ Liberty Co. High School
november 3rd
vs Islands High School
vs Calvary Day School
vs johnson high scool
vs Groves high School
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16.
17. FROM THE CHEERLEADING PROGRAM DIRECTOR
WE ARE RAIDER NATION!
Welcome Raider family and friends! I am excited to continue as the SCPS Cheerleading
Program Director and Head Cheerleading Coach for Competition Cheerleading and Game Day
Cheerleading.
Charita Bowers
Cheerleading Program Director
I have enjoyed every minute of leading this program and watching these student-athletes continue to grow in their skills and
enthusiasm!
History was made when the SCPS Competition Cheerleading Program won their first ever State Championship win this past season.
Whether it's cheering on the sideline during Friday night lights, or competing their hearts out on the mats on Saturdays, they are
representing Savannah Christian to the fullest. I love them all like they are my own, and it makes my heart smile to watch them do
what they love so much.
Welcome to the new coaching staff, new athletes, and new families! Let's go Raiders!
20. Gracie
Love Mom, Dad & Lilee
Raider Cheer
As you move forward into the next chapter of your life, know that we
stand beside you, cheering you on with unwavering support, just as you
have done for others on the cheerleading team. The future holds
endless possibilities, and we have no doubt that you will seize every
opportunity with courage and grace.
21.
22.
23.
24. 2005
KELLEN STANLEY
Football, Basketball,
and Soccer
1989
PEE WEE KELLEY
Football, Basketball,
and Golf
1976
MARK GRAINGER
Football, Basketball,
and Baseball
1990
LLOYD ROWLAND
Football, Basketball,
and Baseball
1980
LARRY BROBST
Football, Basketball,
and Track
2011
JOHNATHON CHAMBLEE
Football, Basketball,
and Baseball
2016
DEMETRIS ROBERTSON
Football, Basketball,
and Track
1982
ROBBIE WHITE
Football, Basketball,
and Baseball
1997
KRIS EDGE
Football, Basketball,
and Baseball
THE ASHLEY DEARING AWARD RECIPIENTS
This award is given to male high school students who excel in three sports.
25.
26. Y E S T E R D A Y . . . t h e R e c o r d S p e a k s .
GOOD LUCK RAIDERS!
YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND TOMORROW
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Won Lost
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Coach R. B. โBubbaโ Attwood assumed his duties as Athletic Director and head football coach of Savannah Christian's first football team.
Coach Doyle Kelley becomes the defensive coordinator.
The Raidersโ 1974 winning season set a precedent for the future.
Raider Football defeated River North 21-7 to capture the state championship.
The Raiders finished as region champions. Mark Grainger won the Dearing Award and received an athletic scholarship to Furman.
Raider Football won the region and state championships, defeating Stratford Academy 33-10 for the state title.
Raider Football won both the region and state championships defeating Stratford 21-14 for the state title. Athletic scholarships went to
Mason Schwarz for the University of Alabama and Charles Zimmerman for the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Raider Football won the region and state championships, defeating First Presbyterian 18-16 for the state title. Larry Brobst won the
Dearing Award. Athletic Scholarships were awarded to Glen Hardeman (East Tennessee State), Larry Brobst (East Carolina State), Jeff
Adams (Memphis State), and Gene Dodd (The Citadel).
Raider Football lost to Pinewood for the region title in the last game of the regular season. The Raiders went on to beat Brentwood in the
state semi-finals but lost to First Presbyterian in the state final.
Raider Football won the region and state championships, defeating Southland Academy 24-21 for the state title. Robbie White won both
the Dearing Award and the Calhoun Award and received an athletic scholarship to East Tennessee State. Coach Attwood resigned in the
spring of 1982 to accept a position at Wofford College. Doyle Kelley was named the Athletic Director and head football coach.
Raider Football won the region and state championships, defeating Southland Academy 13-7 for the state title. Tommy Ciarletta received
an athletic scholarship to Georgia Southern. Doyle Kelley was named City of Savannah Coach of the Year.
Former 1974 Savannah Christian fullback, Carl Carter, joined the staff as the defensive line coach.
Raider Football won the region and state championships, defeating Southland Academy 22-16 for the state championship. Doyle Kelley
won the SEAIS Coach of the Year.
Raider Football began to develop a young team for the future.
Raider Football won the region championship. Raider Football lost to Southland in the State semi-final.
Raider Football won the region championship.
In their first year of GHSA, Raider Football went undefeated in sub-region play and won the sub-region championship. Doyle (โPee
Weeโ) Kelley Jr. was named the Ashley Dearing Award winner.
Savannah Christian defeated Montgomery County (30-22) to advance to the region championship against Metter. Lloyd Rowland was
named the Ashley Dearing Award winner.
Victories were few but spirits were always high. Doyle Kelley retired as the head football coach of Savannah Christian, but remained on
as the Athletic Director.
Coach Mike Harper assumed duties as the head football coach.
Raider Football took steps to regain its winning tradition. Raider Football won their season opener over Groves High School.
With the team increasing in size, the Raiders reached a level of competition that ensured further victories.
Injuries kept an otherwise exceptional team out of the playoffs. Brian White rushed for more than 1,400 yards and was named the cityโs
Player of the Year.
The Raiders confronted a tough schedule, including two top 10 opponents and two AAAA opponents. The Raiders barely missed the
playoffs, finishing third in the sub-region. Scott Stallcup and Lance Miller each finished the season as 1,000-yard rushers. Lance earned a
scholarship to Charleston Southern in SC.
A runner-up position in the region sent the Raiders to the first round of the state playoffs. Jamie Fetterman was the leading tackler and
received a scholarship to Newberry College. Scott Stallcup rushed for 1,000 yards again.
For the second consecutive year, the Raiders went to the state playoffs. Kris Edge won the Ashley Dearing Award, and the Savannah
Quarterback Club named SCPS "Team of the Year."
Jack Miller earned his 125th win as a head coach and 245th win overall. Travis McLeod received a football scholarship to West Georgia College.
27. 1972-2023 Celebrating the 52nd Year of Football at SCPS!
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The Raiders confronted a tough schedule facing 3 top ten teams and the eventual state champions. All five seniors received post-season
awards, including All-City, All-Region, and All Coastal Empire Team.
The Raiders exceeded all expectations, winning five games in their first year in the AAA division playing against schools three times the
size of SCPS. Corey Fidler made the all-region team, and several others players received honorable mention.
The Raiders showed they can compete in the AAA Division. Bryn Futrell is named a WTOC โSuper 11โ player. Corey Fidler is the only
player ever named all-region at two positions at the same time. Scholarships were awarded to Corey Fidler (Presbyterian) and Parker
Kornegay (Newberry).
The Raiders competed well in AAA but lost some close ones during the season. The Raiders defeated three playoff teams (Country Day,
Calvary, and South Effingham). Champ Kleeman went on to play at Georgia Southern while Ricky Wiggins and Chance Darley went on to
play at Valdosta State.
The Raiders confronted a tough schedule, facing seven playoff teams. They competed very well but fell short of the wins.
The Raiders posted their best record in GHSA. The team earned a region playoff win and advanced to the state playoffs. Kellen Stanley
won the Ashley Dearing Award.
Coach Donald Chumley began his first year as head coach. Raider Football won the 3-AA East Championship.
Raider Football tied the record for most wins in a season since joining GHSA and advanced to the second round of the state playoffs for
the first time since joining GHSA. Coach Chumley was named Coastal Empire Coach of the Year.
Raider Football set the record for most wins in a season since joining the GHSA and advanced to the second round of the state playoffs.
The Raiders were named the "Team of the Year" by the Savannah Quarterback Club.
Raider Football completed their 2nd consecutive 10-win season and were Region 3-A East Champions.
Raider Football won their first GHSA Region Championship by defeating Lincoln County and played for the GHSA Class A State
Championship in the Georgia Dome.
Raider Football entered the state playoffs as a 4 seed and won four consecutive games on the road to play for the Class A State
Championship in the Georgia Dome for the 2nd straight year.
Raider Football ended their regular season undefeated and reached the Georgia Dome for the 3rd year in a row. The Raiders won the
GHSA Class A State Championship.
Raider Football competed under the new private school format in GHSA. The Raiders advanced to the state quarterfinals and lost to the
eventual state champion, Eagleโs Landing Christian.
Raider Football fell a bit short with wins but advanced to the state playoffs. The Raiders lost in the first round to Aquinas, the eventual
state champion.
Raider Football lost in the third round of the state playoffs to Mount Paran Christian, the eventual GHSA Class A State Champion. Coach
Donald Chumley made history at SCPS as the only coach to win 100 games in 10 years.
Raider Football lost in the region championship against E.C.I. Demetris Robertson won the Ashley Dearing award and moved on to play
college football at Cal-Berkely for one year before transferring to play at the University of Georgia and eventually transferring to
Auburn University.
Raider Football advanced to the 2nd round of the state playoffs. Standout senior Zach Quinney signed to play college football at Georgia Tech.
With the resignation of Coach Donald Chumley, former assistant Coach William Bell took over as Interim Head Coach. Baker Woodward
was hired in February of 2017. He previously served as the Offensive Coordinator at Benedictine and as an assistant Coach at Calvary.
Under new Head Coach Baker Woodward, the Raiders won the region championship and advanced all the way to the state semi-finals.
Dylan McMahon signed to play college football with NC State, while Noah Chumley signed to play for the University of Georgia.
Raider Football advanced to the Elite 8 of the GHSA State Playoffs, defeating Calvary and Country Day in the 1st and 2nd rounds. Nate
Moon (Georgia Tech), Marquell Brown (Savannah State), and Chase Beard (St. Vincent) all signed to play college football.
Raider Football won the Region 3A Championship and advanced to the Elite 8 of the GHSA State Playoffs. Spencer Robicheaux signed to
play football at East Tennessee State
Raider Football fell to Tattnall Square in the first round of the state playoffs. George Futch (Lenoir-Rhyne) and Peyton Cromwell (Mercer
University) signed to play college football.
2022 11 2
Competing in Class AAA, the Raiders finished 2nd in Region 3AAA and advanced to the Elite 8 of the GHSA State Playoffs, falling to the eventual state
champion, Sandy Creek. Jayden Hester (Georgia Military College), Jep Hudspeth (Mercer University), Akeem Lane (Central Georgia Technical College),
Paulus Zittrauer (Franklin & Marshall College) signed to play college football.
32. SE Bulloch Band Blast
Excellent Percussion
Superior Auxiliary
Superior Drum Major-Lucy Smith Biemiller
Superior Music
Overall Superior Band
Dear Raider Family,
It's a great season to be a Raider!
The Red Raider Marching Band is honored to bring excitement and entertainment to the stands
every football game night. On the field or in the stands, we seek to entertain our beloved Raider
fans.
Raider Marching Band 2023 Schedule
FROM THE BAND DIRECTOR
2023 Show Theme: Rock This Way
2022 COMPETITION RESULTS
This year's show is a fun show, and the music will keep you in a state of suspense. If the football team is on the field and the cheerleaders are
on the sideline, the band will also be there to cheer our team on to victory.
Our motto for the year is "Love one another!" Jesus says in Matthew 7:12 - "In everything, therefore, treat people the same way you want them
to treat you, for this is the Law and the Prophets."
Raider Nation: Do as Jesus commanded and Love ye one another! Continue to keep the faith, spread love and joy all around, and lift everyone
up in prayer.
With Raider Pride Always,
Anthony Broadnax, Jr.
Coastal Empire Classic
Superior Drum Major-Lucy Smith Biemiller
Superior Auxillary
Excellent Percussion
Excellent Music
Excellent Visual Performance
Overall Excellent Band
East GA. Regional Championship
4th place in Class A.
Superior Drum Major-Lucy Smith Biemiller
Excellent Percussion
Superior Auxiliary
Best in Class A Auxiliary
Overall Excellent Band
Deep South Championship
4th place in Class A
Superior Drum Major-Lucy Smith Biemiller
Superior Color Guard
Superior Majorette-Elena Tovar
Excellent Percussion
Overall Excellent Band
Best in Class A Drum Major-Lucy Smith Biemiller
2nd place Best in Class A-Color Guard
Best in Class A Majorette-Elena Tovar
Best Overall Majorette-Elena Tovar
September 30th - Southeast Bulloch Band Blast (SE Bulloch HS) Brooklet, GA
October 14th - Coastal Empire Classic (Effingham Co. HS) Springfield, GA
October 28th - South Georgia Marching Competition (Richmond Hill HS) Richmond Hill, GA
November 4th - Deep South Classic Marching Invitational (Wayne Co. HS - Jaycee Stadium) Jesup, GA
33. Raider Band
Raider Band
Row 1: Addison Caddick, Gabriella Gonzales, Mia Hagan, Mackenzie Stafford,
Logan Chase, Arabella Randolph, Natalie Tin
Row 2: Andrew Khoury, Katherine Whalen, Elena Tovar, Olivia Bowes
Row 3: Gillian Hicks, Sophie Otakie, Kevens Mosley
Row 4: Mr. Anthony Broadnax, Jr., Joseph Taylor, Isabelle Williams,
Matthew Strickland, Loren Mitchell
Row 5: Allie Baja, Ephraim Sprinkel, Emily Yarbrough, Lorelai Sprinkel
Row 6: Jaylen Kemp, Grady Harris, Conner Shults, Kody Pilczuk, Gracie Batey,
Lauren Willcoxon, Neana Harris
Not Pictured: Madeline Campbell, Matthew Carpenter, Ethan Fields, Ethan Fontanez,
Sarah Hagan, Claire Moser, James Paskuaskas, Brady Poppell, Clara Portillo, Julian Ray
37. Softball
Softball
Row 1: Yasminne Lochiatto, Sydney Garletts, Ava Rolen, Julia Ronk, Leighton StallCup
Row 2: Anna Marshall, Maddie Driver, Amelia Christopher, Delaney Watson, Emily Tran, Jillian Austin,
Chaynie Cornwell, Hannah Jane Gard, Peyton Livingston, remi Stallcup
38.
39.
40. Varsity Volleyball
Varsity Volleyball
Seated: Ella Brooking, Katie Cowart, Mary Brit Tallevast, Mary Elizabeth Edenfield, Katherine Ringham
Kneeling: Mollie Popplell, Berkley Allen
Standing: Coach Allyson Faircloth, Laney Westbrook, Avery Hutto, Reese Theriot, Maggie Kyriakides,
Kenzie Greene, Remy Thompson, Coach Nathan Vickroy, Coach Julie Jones
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43. Cross Country
Cross Country
Row 1: Ella Volpe, Lillie Norman, Katie Miller, Kate Thurmon, Dwiti Patel, Ava Anderson, Lydia Amick
Ryan Belin, Rylan Hurd
Row 2: Coach Emily Glick, Kirk Wetmore, Gustavo Miranda Luna, Jack Towles, Nolan Nivens, Dylan Maher,
James Stevens, Jimmy Kelley, Pierce Goodman, Zachary Clark, Ephraim Sprinkel, Head Coach Deedee Colter
Not pictured: Elimary Rivera, Nicholas Sheffield, Walt Tindol Campbell Wagner, Turner Wagner,
Laney Grace Westbrook, Audrey Wilson
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Savannah, GA 31406
(912) 352-3930
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143 Center Street
St. Simons, GA 31522
(912) 634-1414
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960185 Gateway Blvd., Ste. 102
Amelia Island, FL 32034
(904) 641-0346
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Bluffton, SC 29910
(843) 535-8884
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2 Harbison Way
Columbia, SC 29212
(803) 309-2188
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Row 1: Gavin Kerby, Hudson Glick, Dylan Bashlor, Dejaye Cowart, Madison Perpinan, Sophie Otakie,
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Row 2: Coach Joe Haddad, Aiden Strickland, Wes Baker, Deyton Walker, Avery Potts, Cameron Cason, Connor Daniel,
Harrison Lynes, Bre Cooper, Bailey Waldhauer, Luke Reasen, Holden Saxon, Coach Connie Chambers
Not Pictured: Wyatt Bowen, David Butler, Zach Dyches, Will Mills, Conner Shults, Campbell Wagner,
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