FCHS HOMECOMING 2022

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Rebels roll to 68-42 victory over North Murray

  • Bryan Stiles (66) and Jeremy Tammen (71) tackle two North Murray Mountaineers to force a fumble and Brayden Taylor (10) eyes the loose ball and quickly recovers it in last week’s record breaking win for the Fannin Rebels.
    Bryan Stiles (66) and Jeremy Tammen (71) tackle two North Murray Mountaineers to force a fumble and Brayden Taylor (10) eyes the loose ball and quickly recovers it in last week’s record breaking win for the Fannin Rebels.
  • Fannin County High School crowned their Homecoming queen, Reigan O’Neal, and king, Judd Watson, during halftime of Friday night’s football game.
    Fannin County High School crowned their Homecoming queen, Reigan O’Neal, and king, Judd Watson, during halftime of Friday night’s football game.
  • Homecoming Queen Reigan O’Neal smiles with her basketball teammates after being crowned at half time of Friday night’s football game. Pictured are, from left, Courtney Davis, Jayden Bailey, Aaleyah Rogers, Emma Holloway, Ava Queen, Homecoming Queen Reigan O’Neal, Ellie Cook, Macy Hawkins, Reese Lewis and Callie Ensley.
    Homecoming Queen Reigan O’Neal smiles with her basketball teammates after being crowned at half time of Friday night’s football game. Pictured are, from left, Courtney Davis, Jayden Bailey, Aaleyah Rogers, Emma Holloway, Ava Queen, Homecoming Queen Reigan O’Neal, Ellie Cook, Macy Hawkins, Reese Lewis and Callie Ensley.
  • The Fannin County High School Marching Band opened the Homecoming football game with the National Anthem. Shown are, from left, Brooklyn Siler, Tierra Tanner and Emma Richardson.
    The Fannin County High School Marching Band opened the Homecoming football game with the National Anthem. Shown are, from left, Brooklyn Siler, Tierra Tanner and Emma Richardson.
  • West Fannin Elementary School’s Yellow Jacket waves from the float while Principal Alison Danner walks behind with a group of students in the Paint the Town Blue Homecoming Parade through downtown Blue Ridge Tuesday, October 11.
    West Fannin Elementary School’s Yellow Jacket waves from the float while Principal Alison Danner walks behind with a group of students in the Paint the Town Blue Homecoming Parade through downtown Blue Ridge Tuesday, October 11.
  • Hallee Walton, Macy Hawkins, Emma Holloway, Riley Reeves, Reese Lewis and Emma Buchanan smile and throw out candy from the Lady Rebels’ Basketball float in the Paint the Town Blue Homecoming Parade through downtown Blue Ridge Tuesday, October 11.
    Hallee Walton, Macy Hawkins, Emma Holloway, Riley Reeves, Reese Lewis and Emma Buchanan smile and throw out candy from the Lady Rebels’ Basketball float in the Paint the Town Blue Homecoming Parade through downtown Blue Ridge Tuesday, October 11.
  • Superintendent Dr. Michael Gwatney and Fannin County High School Princpal Dr. Scott Ramsey wave to bystanders at the Paint the Town Blue Homecoming Parade through downtown Blue Ridge Tuesday, October 11.
    Superintendent Dr. Michael Gwatney and Fannin County High School Princpal Dr. Scott Ramsey wave to bystanders at the Paint the Town Blue Homecoming Parade through downtown Blue Ridge Tuesday, October 11.
The Fannin County Rebels football team broke the all-time Fannin County scoring record with their 68-42 win against region opponent North Murray Mountaineers Friday night in Blue Ridge. To start the…

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