Tate AJROTC Teams Place In Top 10 At State Competition

April 23, 2024

written by C/1LT Jayce Latzer

Four Tate High School Army JROTC teams placed in the Top 10 at the state drill meet in Lakeland.

The teams were:

  • Male Unarmed Platoon commanded by Cadet LTC Sappington placed 6th out of 34 teams.
  • Male Armed Platoon commanded by Cadet CPT Stegall placed 6th out of 31 teams.
  • Male Armed Squad commanded by Cadet CPT Davis placed 7th out of 34 teams.
  • Female Armed Platoon commanded by Cadet CSM Allgyer placed 8th out of 21 teams.

For the first time in competition history, Tate also took part in individual and a duel exhibition at the state level.

They were:

  • Male Individual armed exhibition commanded by Cadet SSG Wells.
  • Male Dual armed exhibition commanded by Cadet 1LT Stringer and performed with Cadet SFC Colston.

Comments

3 Responses to “Tate AJROTC Teams Place In Top 10 At State Competition”

  1. thomas porter on April 23rd, 2024 2:48 pm

    way to go aggie battalion love that i am a part of the aggie battalion great job to everyone who went and compted

  2. Brock Melvin on April 23rd, 2024 11:02 am

    I’m glad I got to participate in it, good job Tate Aggies!

  3. Teresa A Comparetta on April 23rd, 2024 10:34 am

    Congratulations Women and Men of the AJROTC Teams! I know everyone of you have worked hard with pride and courage in your hearts and souls.

    God Bless All of You





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