Sports Information Director, Long County HS. Esports Head Coach. AVTF instructor/SkillsUSA advisor, Long County HS. Husband. Girl Dad.
Long County, United States (Local)
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The Long County Blue Tide cross country team hosted 12 schools on Saturday, October 25 in the 2025 Coastal Area Region 5K. While this was a meet that included schools from across Southeast Georgia, it also served as the Region 3-AAA championship.
Members of the Long County High School competition cheerleading squad are, front row, left to right: Gracelyn Earl, Kinsley Alderman, Alexis Uribe, Janelis Vazquez, Janiya Williams, Amiyah Raimer; middle row: head voach Haley Scofield, Jazmin Carryl, Cerenity Cortez, Hayleigh Durrence, Megan Ignaszewski, Olivia Goff, Aubrie Bass, assistant coach Abby Woodard; back row: Makenzie Smith, Alexis Tapia, Chloee Brown, Raven Daniels, Alaysia McCray, and Kylee Hartman. Photo provided
Upcoming Long County sophomore Kai Samuel recently participated at the Adidas Track Nationals in Greensboro, North Carolina and came away with a first place.
