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2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ABOUT CGTC CGTC ATHLETICS Media guide About CGTC President s Message NJCAA/GCAA Information Media Information Facilities Staff Biographies Cross Country Women s Cross Country Men s Cross Country Basketball Cheer Team Dance Team Pep Band Where Are They Now? Titans Sponsors CENTRAL GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE All information supplied in this publication is accurate at the time of printing; however, changes may occur and will supersede information in this publication. As set forth in its student catalog, Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national or ethnic origin, gender, religion, disability, age, political affiliation or belief, genetic information, veteran status, or citizenship status (except in those special circumstances permitted or mandated by law). The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: The Title IX/Section 504/ADA Coordinator for CGTC nondiscrimination policies is Linda Hampton, Executive Director of Conduct, Appeals & Compliance; Room J-133, 3300 Macon Tech Drive, 31206; Phone: (478) ; Fax: CGTC QUICK FACTS COLLEGE INFORMATION Location Founded Enrollment Mascot School Colors Affiliation Conference Home Arena President Director of Athletics Athletics Phone Athletics Fax CGTC ADMINISTRATION Executive Vice President Vice President for Student Affairs Executive Director of Campus Life SPORTS INFORMATION Warner Robins, Macon, Milledgeville ,000+ Titans Navy Blue, Cardinal & Gray NJCAA Division I GCAA Region XVII Titans Arena & Larry Walker Arena Dr. Ivan H. Allen Rorie Bradley (478) (478) Sports Information Coordinator Cambri Steadman Office Phone (478) csteadman@centralgatech.edu Mailing Address 80 Cohen Walker Drive Warner Robins, GA Website COACHING STAFF Cross Country Head Coach Phone Head Coach Phone Head Coach Phone Cheer Team Coach Phone Dance Team Coach Phone Jeff Scruggs Craig Jackson Dr. Bruce Foster Antonio Harris (478) aharris@centralgatech.edu Antonio Harris (478) aharris@centralgatech.edu Reco Dawson (478) rdawson@centralgatech.edu Regina Elders (478) relders@centralgatech.edu Melissa Williams (478) mcwilliams@centralgatech.edu Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) has been providing quality technical education programs and meeting the demands of the region s workforce for over 50 years. As a unit of the Technical College System of Georgia, CGTC offers nearly 200 associate degree, diploma, and certificate options to over 12,000 students annually. CGTC s service area includes Baldwin, Bibb, Crawford, Dooly, Houston, Jones, Monroe, Peach, Pulaski, Putnam, and Twiggs counties in Georgia. However, the College serves students from all over the state, nation, and world through traditional on-site and distance education academic program, study abroad opportunities, adult education programs, continuing education, and customized business and industry services. The NEW Central Georgia Technical College is a result of the administrative consolidation of MISSION STATEMENT Central Georgia Technical College, a unit of the Technical College System of Georgia, provides traditional and distance learning educational programs and services. Through credit instruction, adult education, and customized business and industry workforce training, the College contributes to economic and workforce development within its eleven-county service area and throughout the state of Georgia. Middle Georgia Technical College in Warner Robins and Central Georgia Technical College in Macon and Milledgeville in July The College offers accessible, affordable, and attainable options for students in Aerospace, Trade and Industry; Business and Computer Technologies; Health Sciences; and Public Safety and Professional Services occupational programs. Additionally, CGTC is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Therefore, many academic credits are transferable, easing the transition process to a four-year institution. CGTC s highly-skilled and caring instructors and staff are committed to helping students thrive. Many services are available to help students successfully navigate through college. Financial aid options are available to help students graduate with little or no debt. The Career Services department is available to help graduates find that right career fit. Academic options are also available for high school students through the Move On When Ready program. High school students can start early, save money, and move on to their desired career sooner! Whatever the career goal, CGTC can help students find the path to success. Check CGTC out online or call or stop by one of the College s nine locations to see how we can serve you! 2 (478) ; lhampton@centralgatech.edu. 3

3 PRESIDENT S MESSAGE NJCAA/GCAA INFORMATION DR. IVAN H. ALLEN CGTC PRESIDENT Central Georgia Technical College is glad to welcome you as part of the family! Each year, the College serves more than 30,000 unique individuals from communities within our 11-county service area and from across the state of Georgia. CGTC has even expanded our reach to include international partners through contract training, economic development programs, and study abroad opportunities. With nearly two hundred academic programs, GED and test preparation, continuing education, and customized business and industry training, the College plays a vital role in preparing an educated workforce to support a healthy local economy. As a unit of the Technical College System of Georgia, we guarantee our graduates are prepared to work in today s most advanced and demanding jobs. By partnering with local business leaders and industry professionals, we ensure that our students are learning through hands-on experiences and utilizing the latest NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION technology found in today s work environment. Our students gain valuable knowledge from our instructors, as they are experts in their fields with true industry experience. CGTC seeks to make sure that our students are our top priority. The College wants to ensure that a student s time at CGTC is beneficial in helping achieve personal and educational goals, with little or no debt. Providing a wellrounded collegiate experience is important in shaping workforce leaders. Therefore, we highly encourage our students to participate in one of the many professional development student organizations on campus which can help a student build essential leadership characteristics that can be utilized in any career opportunity. As one of the largest two-year colleges in the state, we are proud of each graduate and we seek to make sure that each student finds their own connection to a career. Please take time to review CGTC s programs and services and discover how we can help you! Ivan H. Allen, Ed.D. Founded in 1938 in Fresno, California, the purpose of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) is to promote and foster junior college athletics on intersectional and national levels so that results will be consistent with the total educational program of its members. The NJCAA sanctions the following sports: Baseball (M), Basketball (M/W), Bowling (M/W), Cross Country (M/W), Football (M), Golf (M/W), Half Marathon (M/W), Ice Hockey (M), Indoor Track and Field (M/W), Lacrosse (M/W), Outdoor Track and Field (M/W), Soccer (M/W), Softball (W), Swimming and Diving (M/W), Tennis (M/W), Wrestling (M), and Volleyball (W). Members eligible to join the NJCAA consist of two year colleges and institutions accredited by the appropriate state and/or regional accrediting agency. The NJCAA has nationwide exposure and support with several national organizations--the United States Olympic Committee, American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, Women s Sports Foundation, USA Basketball, Track/Field, and Swimming. GEORGIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association (GCAA) is a collegiate athletic conference and is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) / Region XVII. The GCAA s 17members are comprised of four year colleges, two year community colleges and technical colleges. GCAA members compete in 16 sports for both men and women. The GCAA s mission is to promote the education and development of college students, especially junior college students, through intercollegiate athletic competition. GCAA s members share the common commitment to high standards and the principle that competitive athletic activities are an important part of education. GCAA and its members believe that student growth and excellence may be achieved through athletic competition because it promotes the qualities of hard work, physical fitness, team play, good sportsmanship, self-discipline and high moral standards. GCAA DIVISION I REGION XVII MEMBER COLLEGES 4 Albany Technical College Andrew College Atlanta Metropolitan State College Central Georgia Technical College Chattahoochee Technical College Darton State College East Georgia State College Georgia Highlands College Gordon State College South Georgia State College South Georgia Technical College 5

4 MEDIA INFORMATION SOCIALIZE WITH US! W W W.CENTR ALGATECH. EDU / TITANS Janet Kelly Assistant Vice President for Marketing & Public Relations Cambri Steadman Marketing & Sports Information Coordinator Rebecca Ledford Public Relations Coordinator Marinda Martin Graphic Design & Web Content Program Specialist facebook.com/cgtcathletics twitter.com/cgtcathletics instagram.com/centralgatech CONTACTING THE TITANS MEDIA PERSONNEL Staff Member Office Phone Janet Kelly Cambri Steadman Rebecca Ledford Marinda Martin The Marketing & Public Relations office coordinates all public relations efforts that support the growth and development of Central Georgia Technical College and the CGTC Athletics Department. The goal of the department is to enhance the College s and Athletics Department s presence throughout the central Georgia community by developing and maintaining an effective communications strategy that reaches local, state, and national media, business leaders, legislators, and prospective students. Credentials: All requests for game passes should be made in advance with the Athletics Department. Please contact Rorie Bradley, Director of Athletics, at (478) or rbradley@centralgatech.edu. 6 MEDIA INFORMATION jkelly@centralgatech.edu csteadman@centralgatech.edu rledford@centralgatech.edu mmartin@centralgatech.edu Interviews: All requests for women s basketball team interviews must be made through Coach Antonio Harris. Contact Coach Harris at (478) or aharris@centralgatech.edu. All requests for men s basketball team interviews must be made through Coach Reco Dawson. Contact Coach Dawson at (478) or rdawson@centralgatech.edu. MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS Editors: Cambri Steadman, Janet Kelly, and Rebecca Ledford PHOTOGRAPHY: Cambri Steadman, Rebecca Ledford, Marinda Martin, and Clay Teague Photography DESIGN & Layout: Cambri Steadman and Marinda Martin The print version of the Titans Media Guide is a supplement to the digital version of the Titans Media Guide, which can be found online at 7

5 facilities facilities TITANS ARENA MACON, GA Formerly known as The Historic Ballard-Hudson School, Titans Arena opened in fall 2013 and is home to the CGTC Titans men s and women s basketball teams. In addition to hosting the Titans home basketball games, Titans Arena includes several classrooms that are used by the CGTC Adult Education division. In 2016, the facility will also be home to the William S. Hutchings College & Career Academy. The Titans Wellness center is located on the CGTC Macon campus and is open to all CGTC student-athletes, students, and employees. 8 LARRY WALKER ARENA WARNER ROBINS, GA Named in honor of former Georgia legislator Lawrence C. Larry Walker, Jr. in January 2015, the facility originally opened in fall The Walker Building is also home to the CGTC Titans men s and women s basketball games. In addition to housing Larry Walker Arena, the Walker Building hosts Criminal Justice and General Education courses. The building includes a well-equipped fitness center and workout room open to all CGTC student-athletes, students, and employees. 9

6 Athletics Staff athletics staff CGTC ATHLETICS Media guide (NACDA), the National Alliance of Two Year Collegiate Dr. Bruce Foster, Executive Director of Campus Life Antonio Harris, Cross Country/ Head Coach Dr. Bruce Foster was named the Executive Director of Campus Life for Central Georgia Technical College in November In this position, he is responsible for all aspects of campus activities, including student organizations and clubs and intercollegiate sports. Prior to this appointment, Foster worked as the Director of Student Support Services managing the CARE Center, the Testing Center, as well as special populations services and campus life. In this position, he was instrumental in starting the Athletics program for the former Middle Georgia Technical College. MGTC s Titans and Lady Titans basketball teams first competed at the club level and then moved to the Technical College System of Georgia Athletic Association. In 2010, the Titans joined the Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association (GCAA) and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) as a Division III team. Dr. Foster received a Bachelor of Science degree in Liberal Studies from Mercer University and his master s degree in Education from Columbus State University. In 2011, he earned his Doctorate in Education from Nova Southeastern University. He is married to Jacqueline Evette Foster and they have three children, Breanna, Brudarius, and Bruce, Jr. Antonio Harris was named the head women s basketball coach in June 2015, after serving as the CGTC men s assistant basketball coach and the cross country head coach during the season. In his first year with the cross country program, Harris led runners Danny Shaw and Eddie Stafford to first and third place finishes, respectively, in the inaugural CGTC Titans Invitational. Both runners earned Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association (GCAA) all-conference recognition and the opportunity to compete in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) national competition. basketball program, Harris helped coach the team to an overall record and 8-10 conference record. Prior to CGTC, Harris began his coaching career at Howard Middle School in His next stint at coaching occurred at Tattnall Square Academy in 2008, where he served as the varsity basketball assistant coach, junior varsity basketball head coach, and the assistant golf coach. Harris continued his coaching career at Miller Magnet School as the assistant football coach and defensive coordinator, associate girls basketball coach, and the assistant track coach. Since 2004, Harris has mentored the Girls in Motion basketball club and the Middle Georgia Monarchs girls basketball teams in Macon. A native of Macon, Harris attended Hampton University and Central Texas College. Coach Harris resides in the area with his wife, Rhonda Harris, and their three In his first season as an assistant with the men s children, Faren, Jaren, and Zaren. Rorie Bradley, Director of Athletics Rorie Bradley was the standards and ethics chair and cross country chair named the Director for the Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association (GCAA). of Athletics at Central Georgia Technical Bradley began his coaching career at Lander University College in June in 2003 and was a member of the women s basketball Bradley was given the staff for two seasons. He continued coaching on the task of building the CGTC collegiate level as an assistant on the women s staff at athletic program from Columbus State University during the season. the ground up. Under Bradley also coached at the high school level leading his leadership the men s and women s basketball the LaGrange Academy girls program from programs began their inaugural seasons in his first He amassed an overall record of during his year at the helm. CGTC brought its total sports to four tenure at LaGrange. with the addition of men s and women s cross country during the 2013 season. Bradley received a Bachelor of Science degree in History from Lander University and a master s Bradley is responsible for all aspects of leading the degree in Public Administration from Columbus State athletic program. He is a member of the National University. A native of Sumter, SC, he is married Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics to Melanie Warnock, and they have one daughter, Emmeline. Rachel Henry enters College under Coach Anderson Ligon. During that year, her first season as the Middle Georgia College won the Georgia Junior College women s basketball Athletic Association (GJCAA) Championship and the assistant coach District J Championship. at Central Georgia Technical College after In 2011, Henry became the assistant coach for the spending one year Bleckley County Middle School girls basketball team. coaching at Fort Valley In 2013, she was instrumental in guiding the team State University. to win the Middle Georgia Middle School Athletic Association (MGMSAA) Region Championship for the Coach Henry is a former women s collegiate basketball first time in 40 years. player, having played at Darton College in Albany and West Virginia University Institute of Technology at West Coach Henry graduated from West Virginia University Virginia. While at WVU Tech, Henry helped the Lady with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education with Golden Bears win their first Mid-South Conference an emphasis in Athletic Coaching Education. She also championship in 17 years. earned a Master of Arts in Teaching in Kinesiology from Georgia College and State University. Coach In 2008, Coach Henry earned her first assistant Rachel Henry, Assistant Coach Henry currently resides in Macon. Athletic Administrators (NATYCAA), and also serves as coaching position at the former Middle Georgia 10 11

7 Staff biographies staff biographies CGTC ATHLETICS Media guide Reco Dawson, Head Coach Reco Dawson enters Coach Dawson led the Titans to their first GCAA playoff his fourth season at appearance during the season, and their the helm of the Titans first GCAA playoff win in In his second season men s basketball as head coach, Dawson guided the Titans to a second program, and his place finish in the conference championship, which 12th year of coaching earned them a zone qualifying bid the NJCAA National basketball at the Tournament. collegiate level. In his career, Dawson has Dawson is a graduate of Georgia Southwestern coached 18 Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association State University, earning both a bachelor s degree in (GCAA) First and Second Team All-Conference players, Education and a Master of Business Administration. one GCAA Player of the Year, two National Junior He is married to Jennifer Dawson, and they have two College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-Americans, sons, Brandon and Jalen. Coach Dawson and his one NJCAA All-Tournament player, one GCAA Defensive family reside in Warner Robins. Player of the Year, two Georgia Basketball Coaches Association (GABCA) selections, and one GABCA Newcomer of the Year. Byron Mincey, Assistant Coach Byron Mincey was responsible for multiple facets of the men s basketball named the assistant program including sports information, basketball coach for men s operations, equipment management, and team basketball in September scouting Under former Head Coach Gerald Cox and current Mincey joins Central Coach Jesse Watkins, Mincey helped coach two 1,000 Georgia Technical point scorers in Kentorey Johnson and Reggie Burke. College after spending four years with the men s basketball program at the A graduate of the College of Coastal Georgia, Mincey College of Coastal Georgia (CCG). holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs with a concentration in Public Management. Coach Mincey Coach Mincey s career at CCG began as a student currently resides in Macon. manager prior to his transition to the role of student assistant coach. During his tenure, Mincey was Regina Elders, Cheer Team Coordinator Regina Elders is in CGTC s basketball program. In addition to serving as her fourth season cheer coach, she is a Campus Life specialist and an as cheer coach for adviser for the Central Georgia Technical College Student CGTC. She, along with Government Association. three other coaches, was instrumental in Elders is a graduate of Central Georgia Technical the formation of the College and also holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in inaugural cheerleading Organizational Leadership from Mercer University. She squad in 2012 to support currently resides in Macon. Melissa Williams, Dance Team Coordinator Melissa Williams enters College. Additionally, she works in the community as her first season as the the auxiliary coordinator for the Central High School dance team coach, Sugarbear Marching Band. after coaching the cheer team for three Williams holds a Bachelor of Arts in Speech years. In addition to and Theatre with a concentration in Speech her coaching duties, Communications from Albany State University. She she also serves as an also has a Master of Arts in Teaching from Armstrong English instructor for the Atlantic State University. Williams resides in Macon. Ronnie Chester, Wellness Center Coordinator Ronnie Chester was housing,including maintenance, room checks, and the named to his current daily shuttle. Chester also holds the title of Wellness position in January Center coordinator and is responsible for the daily Chester, a native operation of the wellness center, which includes of Macon, previously maintaining equipment, check in and check out, worked in private and managing the hours of operation. He received a industry for over 20 Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration years. and a minor in Economics from Savannah State University. Ronnie currently resides in. He is responsible for monitoring student-athlete 12 13

8 CGTC CGTC Y D A E R N E H W N O E V MO Connect to your career at CGTC! WARNER ROBINS MACON MILLEDGEVILLE EATONTON FORSYTH FORT VALLEY HAWKINSVILLE ROBERTA ONLINE AcAdemics A e r o s pa c e, T r A d e, & i n d u s T r y B u s i n e s s & c o m p u T e r T e c h n o lo g i e s h e A lt h s c i e n c e s public safety & professional services general studies Earn c h scho g i h n i e l i h w t i d ollege cre You have choices! Central Georgia Technical College offers affordable and convenient options for earning college and high school credit simultaneously. Students entering 9th-12th grades can take transferable degree-level courses and/or occupational (CTAE) college courses while in high school.* Daytime, evening, and online classes are available depending on choice of courses. 27 degree-level classes are transferable to any college or university in Georgia. ** Full tuition, fees, and cost of textbooks are covered for the Move On When Ready program! Occupational choices include Early Childhood Care and Education, Criminal Justice, Health Sciences, Cosmetology, Barbering, Aviation Maintenance, Automotive Fundamentals, Welding, and more. *** MOWR college hours do NOT count against the HOPE hours cap. *Must meet CGTC entrance requirements. **Transferability is guaranteed by agreements between the Technical College System of Georgia and the University System of Georgia and the Georgia Independent College Association. For more information, speak with your high school counselor or a high school initiatives coordinator at CGTC. ***For a complete list of program offerings, visit Some programs do not include online courses and must be taken on a CGTC campus. A d u lt e d u c AT i o n ged And T e s T p r e pa r AT i o n e c o n o m i c d e v e lo p m e n T customized 14 c o n T i n u i n g e d u c AT i o n Business & industry TrAining ol! Learn more about Move On When Ready: highschool@centralgatech.edu (478) Warner Robins Macon Milledgeville A Unit of the Technical College System of Georgia Equal Opportunity Institution A unit of the Technical College System of Georgia Equal Opportunity Institution 15

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10 women s CROSS COUNTRY women s CROSS COUNTRY JASMINE ASKEW LA KEYRIA GORDON SAVANNAH KRUEGER ALEISHA MERRIWEATHER RA KETA SHELTON SHAMBRIA SMITH Women s Cross Countr y Runner s (L - R ): Shambria Smith, La Keyria Gordon, Ra Keta Shelton, Aleisha Merriweather, Savannah Krueger Not Pict ur ed: Jas mine As kew SCH ED UL E 9 / 1 1 U WG Cross Count r y Meet C arrollton, G A 5:00 P M 9 / 2 5 M ercer U niver sit y Inv it at ional Macon, G A 6:00 P M 10 /9 La Grange College Inv it at ional LaGr ange, G A 9:00 P M Augusta, GA Chauncey, GA Albany, GA Warner Robins, GA 10 / 10 CGTC Invit atio n al Macon, G A 10: 00 AM 10 / 24 GCA A Ch ampio n ships Macon, G A 10: 00 AM 1 1 / 7 NJCA A National Champions hips For t Dodge, IA TB A ( Iowa Cen tral Comm unity C ollege) 18 Home meets in BOLD CARDINAL and ran at the Georgia Industrial Children s Home in Macon, G A. 19

11 men s CROSS COUNTRY men s CROSS COUNTRY CHRIS ARREDONDO Columbus, GA Men s Cross Countr y Runner s Front (L-R): Chris Arredondo, Eddie Stafford Back (L-R): Tyler Dumbleton, Nathaniel Blocker, Jonathan Beers SCH ED UL E 9 / 1 1 U WG Cross Count r y Meet C arrollton, G A 5:00 P M 9 / 2 5 M ercer U niver sit y Inv it at ional Macon, G A 6:00 P M 10 /9 La Grange College Inv it at ional LaGr ange, G A 9:00 P M TYLER DUMBLETON JONATHAN BEERS NATHANIEL BLOCKER EDDIE STAFFORD Columbus, GA 10 / 10 CGTC Invit atio n al Macon, G A 10: 00 AM 10 / 24 GCA A Ch ampio n ships Macon, G A 10: 00 AM 1 1 / 7 NJCA A National Champions hips For t Dodge, IA TB A ( Iowa Cen tral Comm unity C ollege) 20 Home meets in BOLD CARDINAL and ran at the Georgia Industrial Children s Home in Macon, G A. 21

12 CROSS COUNTRY SHAMBRIA SMITH 22 CROSS COUNTRY FIR ST TE AM L-C O ER ST 2015 FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE 2015 SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE EN CE 2015 GCAA DIVISION I REGION XVII WOMEN S CHAMPION FIR JONATHAN BEERS AL NF ALEISHA MERRIWEATHER EDDIE STAFFORD TE TITANS CROSS COUNTRY AM AL L-C O NF ER EN CE 2015 GCAA DIVISION I REGION XVII WOMEN S THIRD PLACE 2015 GCAA DIVISION I REGION XVII MEN S RUNNER-UP 23

13 basketball basketball Women s Bas ketball Season Results Overall Percentage Home Away 8-4 Neutral 1-4 Conference Finish 14-4 Tied 2nd Season Results Post-Season 1-1 (GCAA) Overall Percentage Home Away 3-8 Neutral 4-0 Conference Finish 8-10 Tied 4th Post-Season 0-1 (GCAA) 25

14 women s basketball women s basketball Front (L-R): Temia Sapp, Jemira Hill, Lauren Duncan, Shambria Smith, La Shayla Pittman, Jasmine Askew Back (L-R): Coach Henry, Emilyn Pennimon, La Keyria Gordon, Lyric Jordan, Lorrie Cruse, Aleisha Merriweather, Ra Keta Shelton, Coach Harris Returners Lauren Duncan, Lyric Jordan, Aleisha Merriweather Emilyn Pennimon, Ra Keta Shelton, Shambria Smith Newcomers Jasmine Askew, Lorrie Cruse, La Keyria Gordon Jimera Hill, La Shayla Pittman, Temia Sapp 26 women s basketball 11/6 Martinique National Team Warner Robins 5:30 PM 11/10 Chattahoochee Valley CC Phenix City, AL 5:30 PM 11/12 Clinton Community College Warner Robins 5:30 PM 11/17 Brewton-Parker College JV Macon 6:00 PM 11/20 Clinton Community College Rock Hill, SC 5:30 PM 11/24 Chattahoochee Valley CC Macon 5:30 PM Georgia Highlands College Classic 11/27 Roane State CC Rome 4:00 PM 11/28 Walters State CC Rome 12:00 PM 12/2 South Georgia Technical College* Macon 5:30 PM 12/7 Denmark Technical College Denmark, SC 5:00 PM 12/10 Brewton-Parker College JV Mount Vernon 5:30 PM 12/12 Chattahoochee Technical College* Warner Robins 1:00 PM 12/15 Andrew College* Cuthbert 1:00 PM South Georgia Technical College Classic 12/29 Gadsden State CC Americus 4:00 PM 12/30 Broward CC Americus 4:00 PM 1/6 East Georgia College* Warner Robins 5:30 PM 1/9 Atlanta Metropolitan College* Atlanta 2:00 PM 1/13 Georgia Highlands College* Macon 5:30 PM 1/16 Darton College* Albany 2:00 PM 1/20 Albany Technical College* Macon 5:30 PM 1/23 South Georgia Technical College* Americus 1:00 PM 1/30 Andrew College* Macon 1:00 PM 2/3 East Georgia College* Swainsboro 5:30 PM 2/6 Atlanta Metropolitan College* Warner Robins 1:00 PM (Think Pink Basketball Game) 2/10 Chattahoochee Technical College* Smyrna 5:30 PM 2/13 Georgia Highlands College* Rome 5:30 PM 2/17 Darton College* Macon 5:30 PM ( Night) 2/20 Albany Technical College* Albany 2:00 PM 2/23 First Round GCAA Tournament TBA TBA 2/26 Semi-Finals GCAA Tournament TBA TBA 2/27 Finals GCAA Tournament TBA TBA ( *) DENOTES CONFERENCE G AM E HOM E G AM ES ARE IN BOLD THINK P INK BREAST HEALTH AWARENESS G AM E M ACON G AM ES = CARDINAL ( TITANS ARENA, 1780 ANTHONY ROA D ) WARNER ROBINS G AM ES = BLUE ( LARRY WALK ER ARENA, 80 COHEN WA LKER D RI VE) 27

15 2 JASMINE ASKEW FR G 5 5 LA SHAYLA PITTMAN SO G 5 7 Dublin, GA 10 RA KETA SHELTON SO F 5 10 Albany, GA 11 LA KEYRIA GORDON FR F/C 5 11 Helping Our Students Go The Distance The CGTC Foundation supports the mission of CGTC and helps our students achieve their academic goals. Adult Education 15 JIMERA HILL FR G 5 9 Elberton, GA 20 SHAMBRIA SMITH SO G 5 6 Warner Robins, GA 21 LYRIC JORDAN SO F 6 0 Dublin, GA 22 LORRIE CRUSE SO G 5 9 Atlanta, GA Community Partnerships Campus Expansion Textbook Assistance Sta Innovation Awards Student Scholarships EMILYN PENNIMON SO F TEMIA SAPP FR G 5 5 Warner Robins, GA SO F/C 5 10 Augusta, GA SO G 5 7 Concord, GA ALEISHA LAUREN MERRIWEATHER DUNCAN To nd out how you can make a di erence IA TECH RG O in the lives of our students, visit us E online G CGTC at CENTRAL The CGTC Foundation is a non-pro t, 501(c)3 organization. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. 29

16 men s basketball men s basketball men s basketball Front (L-R): Jahir Cabeza, Camryn Moye, Andrei St. Vistal, Coach Dawson, Mike Harden, Tyrone Young, Rashad Jones Back (L-R): Coach Mincey, Mike Hardin, Jr., Sheldon Williams, Darryl Tucker, Jr., Lester Rochez, Joshua Sallette, Anthony Johnson Returners Mike Harden, Lester Rochez, Andre St. Vistal, Sheldon Williams Newcomers Jahir Cabeza, Mike Hardin, Jr., Anthony Johnson, Rashad Jones, Camryn Moye, Joshua Sallette, Darryl Tucker, Jr., Tyrone Young 11/2 Handle It Prep Macon 7:00 PM 11/4 Shorter University JV Rome 5:00 PM 11/6 Martinique National Team Warner Robins 7:30 PM 11/12 Clinton Community College Warner Robins 7:30 PM Albany Technical College Classic 11/13 America Basketball Institute Albany TBA 11/14 Alabama Southern Comm. Col. Albany TBA 11/18 Fort Benning Warner Robins 7:00 PM 11/20 Clinton Community College Rock Hill, SC 7:30 PM 11/24 Chattahoochee Valley CC Macon 7:30 PM 11/30 Chattahoochee Valley CC Phenix City, AL 7:30 PM 12/2 South Georgia Technical College* Macon 7:30 PM 12/9 Gordon State College* Barnesville 7:00 PM 12/12 Chattahoochee Technical College* Warner Robins 3:00 PM Tallahassee Community College Holiday Classic 12/28 Pensacola State College Tallahassee, FL 5:30 PM 12/29 Tallahassee Community College Tallahassee, FL 4:00 PM CGTC New Year s Classic 1/1 Middle Georgia Prep Macon 4:00 PM 1/2 Combine Academy Macon 3:00 PM 1/6 East Georgia College* Warner Robins 7:30 PM 1/9 Atlanta Metropolitan College* Atlanta 4:00 PM 1/13 Georgia Highlands College* Macon 7:30 PM 1/16 South Georgia State College* Waycross 4:00 PM 1/20 Albany Technical College* Macon 7:30 PM 1/23 South Georgia Technical College* Americus 3:00 PM 1/30 Gordon State College* Macon 3:30 PM 2/3 East Georgia College* Swainsboro 7:30 PM 2/6 Atlanta Metropolitan College* Warner Robins 3:00 PM (Think Pink Basketball Game) 2/10 Chattahoochee Technical College* Smyrna 7:30 PM 2/13 Georgia Highlands College* Rome 4:00 PM 2/17 South Georgia State College* Macon 7:30 PM ( Night) 2/20 Albany Technical College* Albany 4:00 PM 3/1 First Round GCAA Tournament TBA TBA 3/4 Semi-Finals GCAA Tournament TBA TBA 3/5 Finals GCAA Tournament TBA TBA ( *) DENOTES CONFERENCE G AM E HOM E G AM ES ARE IN BOLD THINK P INK BREAST HEALTH AWARENESS G AM E 30 M ACON G AM ES = CARDINAL ( TITANS ARENA, 1780 ANTHONY ROA D ) WARNER ROBINS G AM ES = BLUE ( LARRY WALK ER ARENA, 80 COHEN WA LKER D RI VE) 31

17 men s Basketball CGTC PROVIDING LIFE-LONG LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES 0 RASHAD JONES FR G 6 0 Conyers, GA 4 JOSH SALLETTE SO C ANDRE ST. VISTAL SO G 6 2 Far Rockaway, NY 5 ANTHONY JOHNSON FR F 6 6 Jacksonville, FL 2 TYRONE YOUNG FR G 6 4 Jacksonville, FL 10 CAMRYN MOYE FR G 6 0 Loganville, GA 3 MIKE HARDIN, JR. FR F 6 5 Smith Station, AL 20 DARRYL TUCKER, JR. SO F 6 7 Conyers, GA ADULT EDUCATION It s never too late to invest in yourself. CGTC s Adult Education Program is committed to helping each student learn the basic skills to transition into college or compete successfully in today s workplace. To find out more, visit 21 JAHIR CABEZA SO G 6 5 Hampton, GA 23 SHELDON WILLIAMS SO F 6 5 McDonough, GA 24 MIKE HARDEN SO G 6 2 Hampton, GA 32 LESTER ROCHEZ SO C 6 8 Marietta, GA Services include: College Preparation General Educational Development (GED) Preparation and Testing PREP 360 Fast Track Georgia Work Ready Preparation and Testing Distance Learning English Literacy/Civics Programs Adult Ed 101 Program A unit of the Technical College System of Georgia Equal Opportunity Institution

18 Cheer Team CANYEA HARRIS SHELQUONDRA JIMECIA HOLMES JACKSON MERCEDES MCNEAL ZONESHA REYNOLDS WILISA WALKER COURTNEY WARREN SOPHYNE WATSON Cheer Team Front (L-R): Tanea Anderson, Jimecia Jackson, Shelquondra Holmes, Coach Elders, Zonesha Reynolds, Wilisa Walker, Chrystine Graham Back (L-R): Mercedes McNeal, Courtney Warren, Canyea Harris, Wesleigh Duncan, Diana Brown Not Pictured: Sophyne Watson and Shamarian Wimbush TANEA ANDERSON 34 Cheer Team Warner Robins, GA DIANA BROWN Norfolk, VA WESLEIGH DUNCAN CHRYSTINE GRAHAM Perry, GA SHAMARIAN WIMBUSH 35

19 dance Team 36 PEP BAND Dance Team (L-R): Angel Parker, Quintaysia Lowe, Brianna Glover, Shambryia Sarden, Marisha Coleman, Me Shavise Henderson, Justyce Askew Not Pictured: Marquisha Hollinshed JUSTYCE ASKEW Warner Robins, GA MARISHA COLEMAN Cleveland, OH BRIANNA GLOVER MARQUISHA QUINTAYSHA ANGEL HOLLINSHED LOWE PARKER Fort Valley, GA ME SHAVISE HENDERSON QUINTARIUS BUTLER GREGORY CHRISTIAN KENDRICK EXUM SHAMBRYIA SARDEN SAVAUGHN GARY WARREN SAMPSON TOMARUS STEWART Macon, Ga Colorado Springs, CO Newburgh, NY 37

20 where are they now? titans sponsors Name Sport Year(s) College/University Mike Engel Jeremey Bradshaw Yashica Smith Christa Moore Christie Smith Kevis Jackson Derry Thorpe Otisshia Burden Jullian Butts Des Culpepper Quay Davis Jasmine Grier Shermika Harris Amber Howell Amber Johnson Amari Moreland LaKeisha Beasley Brea Walker Earl Farnum Dwayne Bryant Crystal Allen Chelsea Brantley LaBria Fulmore Aleksandar Milanovic Nicholas Paul Omar Simpkins Ta Kierra Gibbs Laura Cherranfant Emili Russ Cameron Baker Tobiasz Hose Nigel Jackson Justyn Olson Brentine Taylor Allyson Crawford Breanna Bryant Aleah Holden Keyondra Jenkins Chris Guilfo Rayven Thomas Lawrance Freeman Milos Sikimic Point University Point University Columbus State University Southern Polytechnic St Univ. Albany State University Barber Scotia College Union College (KY) Georgia SW State University Belhaven University Clark Atlanta University Auburn Montgomery Univ. Indiana State University Lincoln Memorial University Armstrong Atlantic St. Univ. Armstrong Atlantic St. Univ. Belmont Abbey College Lincoln Memorial University Columbus State University Albany State University Southern Wesleyan Univ. Kentucky State University Paine College Kentucky State University American University Bethel University Stillman College Troy University Thomas University Georgia SW State University Columbus State University Lander University Pfeiffer University LaGrange College Angelo State University Wesleyan College Middle Georgia State Univ. Georgia SW State University University of Minnesota Point University Thomas University Clark Atlanta University Reinhardt University * L i s t i ncl ud e s fo r mer M id d le G e o rg ia Tec h ni ca l Col l eg e and Central Georg i a Tec h ni cal Col l eg e student-athletes

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