WCJHS Champions: A Night to Remember with Championship Rings
In a heartwarming celebration, Warren Central Junior High School (WCJHS) football team players gathered to commemorate their victorious season with Little 6 Championship rings. The event took place at a lavish banquet hosted at the school, signaling a proud moment for the young athletes who marveled at their undefeated 2024 season.
Dressed for Success
The evening began with the team entering the venue in sharp business attire, underscoring the professionalism and dedication they displayed throughout the season. Coach Louis Green, the mastermind behind the Vikings’ triumph, opened the program with moving words about his players’ unwavering spirit and passion.
A Trip Down Memory Lane
Assistant coaches Charles Swartz, Victor Tyrone, Gage Quimby, and Eric Lawson each took turns sharing memorable anecdotes from the season, painting a vivid picture of the camaraderie and resilience that defined this exceptional group of young athletes.
Celebrating the Journey
Parents of the players, along with school officials, enjoyed a sumptuous meal while Principal Nicholas Dotson and Athletic Director James Lewis praised the team’s achievements and left everyone inspired by their dedication and teamwork.
The Moment of Glory
The highlight of the evening was when each Viking player paraded to the stage to receive their letterman jackets and hoodies. The grand finale came with the presentation of the championship rings—a symbol of their hard-fought victories and teamwork. The players’ eyes glistened with pride, a testament to their hard-earned success.
A Promising Future Ahead
In a stirring climax to the season, the Vikings went 7-0, crowning their triumph by conquering Brandon 26-7 during the Little Six Championship Game. Coach Green earned the honor of VDN’s Junior High Head Coach of the Year for the second year in a row. Meanwhile, quarterback Cam Zellous received recognition for his excellence, being selected to join the Magnolia Sports Association Future Elit3 Eighth Grade All-Star Game.
Stepping Up to New Challenges
As the WCJHS football team basks in the glow of their achievements, they are all set to advance into the ninth grade team, with preparations set to kick off in April. According to Vicksburg Daily News, this marks a new dawn for these promising athletes as they set the stage for future victories that await them on their journey ahead.
