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Indians of the Week: September 5-10

TFS has named the Indian of the Week for the week of September 5-10. This week's selections are Ellesen Eubank and Canon Brooks for high school, and Delaney Johnson and Christian David/Jackson Davis for middle school. MORE INDIANS OF THE WEEK

ELLESEN EUBANK - Cross Country (HS Girl)

Senior Ellesen Eubank is a prime example of what it means to be a TFS student athlete. She has consistently been the number two runner for Tallulah Falls, coming in 32nd overall with a 26:53 in the Cookies 'n Quotes XC Festival, and was 31st with a 25:38 in a meet at Athens Academy. Ellesen continues to improve, and along with being a senior leader, is the special events coordinator for the team. She is encouraging of others, trains with a focus, is passionate, dedicated, and committed. -coach Scott Neal

Canon Brooks - Cross Country (HS Boy)

Senior Captain Canon Brooks ran well in both cross country meets this week, placing 43rd and 34th at the Cookies 'n Quotes XC Festival and the Athens Academy Invite, respectively. while running season bests. Canon sees the forest as well as the trees; he is able to set personal goals while uplifting the team and recognizing that life is about people. He seeks to highlight others while creating significant memories, knowing a legacy for others is important in strengthening a program. -coach Scott Neal

Delaney Johnson - Cross Country (MS Girl)

Eighth grader newcomer Delaney Johnson had a solid week of cross country competitions. She set a 3k personal record in placing 6th out of 63 Cookies 'n Quotes racers then followed that with another PR two days later at Athens Academy, where she ran 12:46.76 to place seventh of 57 racers as the #1 TFS harrier. Delaney's continual attitude is GREAT, displaying distinct character, commitment, and consistency as a disciplined and encouraging teammate! -coach Scott Neal

Christian David/Jackson Davis - Tennis (MS Boy)

Indians of the week comes from tennis #1 doubles Christian David and Jackson Davis. The 7th grader and 6th grader have come together to form a tough team. On Thursday, Christian and Jackson found themselves down 4-7 on the brink of defeat. But, somehow, through desire, shot making, and even some blood, the pair stormed back to tie the score 7 all to eventually win 9-8 in a tiebreak. It was a monumental victory for Christian and Jackson, which will hopefully boost their confidence to perform at even greater levels as we move forward. -coach Anthony Cox