Saturday, the Warrior Wrestling team competed in the Rising Eagle Individual Traditional Tournament at Coosa High School and ended up bringing home 2nd place out of 10 teams. The warriors were edged out of 1st place by Woodland and finished ahead of Red Top, Carrollton, Chattooga, Coosa, Heard County, Armuchee, Rockmart, and Pepperell. Colton Banks, Yair Martinez, Andon Bailey, and Johnathan Gonzalez all finished 1st. Nate Swims, Landin Siburkis, Chapel Parr, Juan Rodriguez, and Cooper Pass finished 2nd. Brayden Timms placed 3rd and Vance Siburkis placed 4th. Gabe Roberson, Kenly Garland and Browning Marlowe all had wins that added to the team score. The team is back in action Monday at home against North Whitfield and Darlington with wrestling starting at 4:30pm.
The AMS Band Christmas Concert is Monday, December 13th at 7 p.m. at Gordon Central.
In girls' basketball action yesterday, our JV team defeated Coosa 33-13! Ma'shell Mcfadden led in scoring with 15 points. Emma Bennett worked hard in the post and had 6 points. It was a whole team effort as Jocelyn Fuentes contributed 4, Emma Derrick had 3, Skylin Manis had 2, Brandie Taylor had 2, and Mattie Schmitz had a free throw. If you see these ladies, please congratulate them!
In varsity, the girls had a very close game. After a back and forth battle, Coosa hit a last second shot to win 28-27. All our girls worked hard and executed well. Savannah Weller led with 8 points, Baylee Chastain had 6, Addy Hobson had 4, Ma'shell Mcfadden had 4, Emma Bennett had 3, and Amberly Wall had 2.
The Wrestling Warriors defeated Rossville 46-30 and Dade County 45-33. Nate Swims, Chapel Parr, Juan Rodriguez, Yair Martinez, Andon Bailey, and Brayden Timms all went 2-0. Landin Siburkis, Vance Siburkis, Johnathan Gonzalez, and Cooper Pass went 1-1 during the night. The team is back in action this Saturday at Coosa High School starting at 9am.
The Gordon County Schools (GCS) Nutrition Program was awarded a $35,000 grant from Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign.
The Gordon County Schools (GCS) Nutrition Program has been awarded a $35,000 grant from Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign.
The AMS Media Center will host illusionist, Chad Crews, on December 16 for a "Haunted Christmas", featuring Dickens' A Christmas Carol, M.R. James' Ghost Stories &The Legend of the Krampus. This is a special event for 7th grade ELA students they are reading A Christmas Carol.
The Book Fair is HERE!! AMS is enjoying visiting the book fair. Make plans for your student to check it out. You can send cash, a check for the exact amount or set up an eWallet through https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bookfairs/parent-how-it-works.html?fairID=4897734. You can also shop our Online Book Fair through December 16th here: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bookfairs/cptoolkit/homepage.do?method=homepage&url=ashworthms
AMS Chorus Christmas Concert is Tuesday, December 7th at 7 p.m. in the AMS gym.
Six Ashworth Middle School Chorus students, the most in Ashworth's history, have passed the first round of Georgia's All State Chorus auditions. These students were adjudicated in the following areas: solo art song, scales, and sight-singing. It is a rigorous audition process, and these students scored among the top 8-10% of other middle school chorus students. They will complete a music proficiency test over their choir's repertoire in January. The All State Chorus event will be held at the Classic Center in Athens in February. Congratulations to these singing Warriors!
Pictured (from L-R): Harrison Hughes (7th), Toccoa Long (8th), Seth Kolterman (8th), Anna Caroline Parker (8th), Riley McEntire (8th), Asher Lee (8th)
The Wrestling Warriors defeated Cass yesterday 54-27. The team only gave up two pins. Toby Taylor, Colton Banks, Vance Siburkis, Chapel Parr, Juan Rodriguez, Yair Martinez, Landon Timms, Cooper Pass and Brayden Timms all had a win for the night. The team is back in action Tuesday, December 7th at Model High School with wrestling starting at 4:30pm.
The Varsity boys defeated Pepperell yesterday 29-20. Ayson Todd led scoring with 11 points followed by Yabriel Borges with 8, Junior Perez with 6 and Trey Bryant with 4. The JV lost to Pepperell 25-23. Ayden Parrish scored 10 points, followed by Drayden Manis with 6.
In girls' basketball action, our JV team defeated Pepperell 31-17! Ma’shell McFadden led in scoring with 23 points. Jocelyn Fuentes added 6 to the board and Mattie Schmitz had 2. Great work and hustle from all the girls.
In varsity, the girls worked hard but fell to Pepperell. Savannah Weller led with 11 points and had help down low from Sidney Petty with 5 points and Jacie Benton with 2.
The Book Fair starts Monday, December 6th! 📚🎉
