Related Articles

• ICC selects 2023-24 cheerleader squad

  Itawamba Community College head cheerleading coach Bryant Nickels has announced his 2023-24 squad based on recent tryouts. Six members of last year’s squad, who finished sixth nationally, will return for their sophomore year, and they include Madison Dillard of Blue Springs; Annasia Berry of Ecru; Kate Gann of Fulton; Rylie Ozbirn of New Albany; and Emelia Ferrell, Bella Holiman, both of Saltillo. Coach Nickels’ ‘23-‘24 squad will include new members Brileigh Glidewell of Columbus; Allie Hamilton of Ecru; Anniston Russell, Jade Smith, both of Fulton; Jeremy Townley of Millport, Ala.; Morgan Hamlin, Ava Willoughby, both of Mooreville; Ella Kate Taylor of Myrtle; Mallory Robinson of Pontotoc; Bailey Clark, Addie Lackey, Allie Mitchell, Gabrielle Stewart, all of Saltillo; Matthew Dowdy of Shannon; Alex Wright of Southaven; and Parker Bailey, Addy Stanford, Bryce Weaver, all of Tupelo.
• ICC selects 2021 Pom Squad

              Itawamba Community College has selected members of its 2021 Pom Squad.             They include Abigail Hitt of Amory; Kelsi Little of Columbus; Ashton Bryan of Fulton; Sydney Scribner of Mooreville; Maleigh Collier of Nettleton; Madison Foster of New Albany; Lydia Walker of Olive Branch; Mabry Chamblee of Pontotoc; Emma Cate Sparks of Saltillo; Kaiyah Ruth, Alexius Young, both of Shannon and  A’jalauh Caldwell of Sherman.             The ICC Pom Squad performs at all home basketball games. The director is Roxie Thomas-Clayton of Tupelo.            
• ICC selects 2023-24 Pom Squad

  Itawamba Community College has selected its Pom Squad for 2023-24.             Members include Brandi Deloach of Caledonia; Chloe Digby of Fulton; Katlyn Strickland of Greenwood Springs; McKenzie Armstrong of Guntown; India Pittman of Houston; K’Lee Capps, Madalynn Minica, both of Nettleton; Brianna Marino of Pearl; Maggie Kimble of Pontotoc; Krystyna Burenok of Saltillo; Henleigh Berry and Saja Darwish, both of Tupelo.             ICC’s Pom Squad performs at all home basketball games. The director is Christy Colburn of Amory.
• ICC selects 2024-25 Pom Squad

                  Itawamba Community College has selected its Pom Squad for 2024-25                 Members include Brandi Deloach of Caledonia; Jacey Haynes of Columbus; Chloe Digby of Fulton; Katlyn Strickland of Greenwood Springs; India Pittman of Houston; Ladaejah Green of Oxford; Brianna Marino of Pearl; Katelin Lackey, Josie Warren, both of Pontotoc; Henleigh Berry, Jenna Davis and Amya Pegues, all of Tupelo.                 ICC’s Pom Squad performs at all home basketball games. The director is Christy Griffith of Amory.
• ICC selects 2022 Pom Squad

  Itawamba Community College has selected members of the spring 2022 pom squad.           They include Ja’Kyra Grimes of Amory; Hilary Little of Collierville, Tenn.; Kelsi Little of Columbus; Bailee Caples of Mantachie; Laken Hood of Mooreville; Lydia Walker of Olive Branch; Anna Claire Warren of Pontotoc; Lexi Tabbs of Red Bay, Ala.; Emma Cate Sparks of Saltillo; Alexius Young of Shannon; Ajalauh Caldwell of Sherman; and Jordyn Wilson of Tupelo.           The director is Mandy Eaton of Booneville.  
• ICC selects top scholars for 2019-20

              Itawamba Community College has selected its top scholars for 2019-20.             Honorees include             Aberdeen – Sydney Allmond, Heating and Air Conditioning Technology; Michaela Johnson, Sociology;             Amory – Farrah Fowlkes, Physics; Katherine Morgan, Journalism and Biology;             Baldwyn – Stephen Phillips, Economics and Public Speaking; Jack Trollinger, Associate Degree Nursing;             Belden – Morgan Bailey, Theatre;             Blue Springs – Maggie Meinz, Health, Physical Education, Recreation Division; Ismael Moreno, Automotive Technology;             Booneville – Olivia Tolar, Surgical Technology;             Bruce – Brooke Bennett, Chemistry; John Stewart, Political Science;             Corinth – James Wood, Emergency Medical Services – Paramedic;             Ecru – Katie Henry, Associate Degree Nursing;             Etta – Logan Hearn, Precision Manufacturing and Machining Technology;             Eupora – Chase Hays, Collision Repair Technology;             Florence, Ala. – David Rowland, Electrical Technology;             Fulton – Chandler Bounds, Diesel Equipment Technology; Kalyn Johnson, All-Mississippi First Team and Coca-Cola Academic Team Gold; Preston Moore, Mathematics Division; Michael Newlin, Law Enforcement Technology; Cora Yielding, Modern Foreign Language;             Golden – James Clark, Criminal Justice; Anna Pounds, Business Administration Division;             Guntown – Charles Sanderson, Information Systems Computer Networking Technology;             Hernando – ...