TFS Varsity Cheerleading
ROSTER
| NAME | GRADE | HOMETOWN |
| Ella Akers | SR | Demorest, GA |
| Emma Barron | SR | Clarkesville, GA |
| Kesslyn Borders | SR | Flowery Branch, GA |
| Bailey Crumley | JR | Cleveland, GA |
| Penny Damron | JR | Tiger, GA |
| Elena Edenfield | JR | Toccoa, GA |
| Miah Gragg | SR | Clarkesville, GA |
| Dora Hernando | JR | Vigo, Spain |
| Madeline Martin | SR | Cornelia, GA |
| Adelyn McClellon | FR | Cornelia, GA |
| Brooklyn Reed | SR | Mt. Airy, GA |
| Hanna Strauss | JR | Hohen Neuendorf, Germany |
| Ca'Rin Swinton | FR | Toccoa, GA |
| Chesney Tanksley | SR | Clarkesville, GA |
| Lily Turpin | SR | Demorest, GA |
| Lizzy Wanner | SR | Toccoa, GA |
| NAME | GRADE | HOMETOWN |
| Claudia Delcura Alonso | SO | Valladolid, Spain |
| Liv Eckhard | SO | Reinbek, Germany |
| Callee Elrod | SO | Clermont, GA |
| Nadja Filipovic | SR | Podgorica, Montenegro |
| Gracie Gunter | FR | Cornelia, GA |
| Tinsley Hill | FR | Cornelia, GA |
| Gracie Ingram | FR | Demorest, GA |
| Katelyn Ivester | SO | Cleveland, GA |
| Bella Kelman | FR | Clarkesville, GA |
| Carlota Martinez Herreros | JR | Santander, Spain |
| Maria Masats Sancho | SO | Zaragoza, Spain |
| Haylen McGugan | SO | Clarkesville, GA |
| Kelly Nguyen | SO | Orange Park, FL |
| Tran Nguyen | JR | Binh Duong, Vietnam |
| Ellie Shaw | FR | Baldwin, GA |
| Sophia Williams-Angmor | JR | St. George, Antigua |
NEXT LEVEL INDIANS
Ellen Besier ('14) - Mercer University
Missy Jarrott (‘70) - North Georgia Technical College
Jennifer Kulow ('16) - University of North Georgia
SuBin Park ('12) - Mercer University
Celine Seguin ('15) - Berry College
Michelle Thevenin ('18) - Boston University
LINKS
COACHES
Erin Jimenez - Head Coach
erin.jimenez@tallulahfalls.org
Erin Jimenez enters her second year as head coach of the Lady Indians soccer team and her first year as the head coach of the spirit cheer squad. As a former gymnast and competition cheerleader, Jimenez is excited to take on this new role at the school. In her first season coaching at TFS, she led the Lady Indians to their first-ever Region Championship with an 11-5 season, beating #5-ranked Commerce and earning a second straight Sweet 16 finish and making state a fourth straight season. Jimenez hopes to bring her success from coaching soccer and apply it to spirit cheer this year.