2026 FLINTVILLE BOBCATS FOOTBALL ROSTER
#1 Carson Henry
#2 Coy Corder
#3 Sawyer Halcomb
#8 Malakye Fisher
#14 Larkin Holman
#21 Sawyer Welch
#25 Cooper Bradley
#33 Brayden Ryals
#50 Stellan Walker
#53 Kolton Rogers
#55 Kyle Block
#60 Ben Mitchell
#65 Landon Barnes
#66 Donald Griffin
#67 Andrew Willis
#74 Vipe Vandiver
#76 Neylan Helums
#78 Breeze Hazelwood
#1 Carson Henry
#2 Coy Corder
#3 Sawyer Halcomb
#8 Malakye Fisher
#14 Larkin Holman
#21 Sawyer Welch
#25 Cooper Bradley
#33 Brayden Ryals
#50 Stellan Walker
#53 Kolton Rogers
#55 Kyle Block
#60 Ben Mitchell
#65 Landon Barnes
#66 Donald Griffin
#67 Andrew Willis
#74 Vipe Vandiver
#76 Neylan Helums
#78 Breeze Hazelwood
Flintville School
Code of Conduct for Fans at TSSAA Events
At all TSSAA-sanctioned events, Flintville School expects all spectators to demonstrate the highest level of sportsmanship. Our goal is to create a positive, respectful, and safe environment for all athletes, coaches, officials, and fans.
Fan Expectations:
Show respect toward officials, opponents, coaches, and other spectators.
Use appropriate language at all times.
Refrain from any behavior that is disruptive, unsportsmanlike, or that interferes with the event.
Follow all facility rules and directions from school personnel.
Penalties for Ejection:
In accordance with TSSAA regulations, any fan ejected from an event will face the following consequences:
School-assessed fine: $250
Suspension: Minimum two-game suspension from attending future contests
Additional disciplinary action may be taken based on the severity of the behavior or repeated offenses.
Flintville School is committed to upholding the standards of TSSAA and fostering an environment where our student-athletes and community can take pride in representing our school.
Thank you for your cooperation and continued support for Flintville School athletics.
Kecia Shelton
Athletic Director
Flintville School
Code of Conduct for Fans at TSSAA Events
At all TSSAA-sanctioned events, Flintville School expects all spectators to demonstrate the highest level of sportsmanship. Our goal is to create a positive, respectful, and safe environment for all athletes, coaches, officials, and fans.
Fan Expectations:
Show respect toward officials, opponents, coaches, and other spectators.
Use appropriate language at all times.
Refrain from any behavior that is disruptive, unsportsmanlike, or that interferes with the event.
Follow all facility rules and directions from school personnel.
Penalties for Ejection:
In accordance with TSSAA regulations, any fan ejected from an event will face the following consequences:
School-assessed fine: $250
Suspension: Minimum two-game suspension from attending future contests
Additional disciplinary action may be taken based on the severity of the behavior or repeated offenses.
Flintville School is committed to upholding the standards of TSSAA and fostering an environment where our student-athletes and community can take pride in representing our school.
Thank you for your cooperation and continued support for Flintville School athletics.
Kecia Shelton
Athletic Director
Flintville School
Dear Flintville School Parents and Guardians,
We hope this message finds you well. As we continue to support our students in their athletic endeavors, we would like to take a moment to address an important aspect of our school community: behavior at athletic events.
Athletic events are not only a time for our students to showcase their skills and hard work, but they also provide an opportunity for our community to come together in support of our athletes. It is essential that we model positive behavior and sportsmanship, as our actions set an example for our students and younger community members.
Flintville School is a member of TSSAA (Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association) Middle School Division. Article III, Section 9 of the TSSAA Bylaws states the following:
For fans ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct during a contest, the school will be fined a minimum of $250.00. In addition, other non-monetary disciplinary action may occur, including but not limited to probation and/or restrictive probation for the entire athletic program.
As a member school of TSSAA we would like to stress to our coaches, players, and fans the necessity of good sportsmanship. People in each of these groups must understand the role they play and how important it is to be a positive role model for others. We appreciate your cooperation and support in making our athletic events enjoyable and respectful for everyone. Together, we can create a positive environment that best reflects the values of our school community.
We also want to remind parents and family members that our minor students should not be unaccompanied at games and should be monitored during the events. Parents are responsible for their children's behavior and safety during athletic events. To keep athletes and spectators safe, students should not run freely in the gym and concession area during games. Before attending games, you may want to discuss the behavior you expect from your child. Emphasize the importance of respect for players, officials, and other spectators. Encourage your child to participate in cheering for the team and show enthusiasm in a positive way. This can help keep them focused and engaged. Keep an eye on your child during the game. If you notice any inappropriate behavior, address it calmly and promptly. Praise your child for good behavior and respectful engagement throughout the game. Positive reinforcement can encourage continued good conduct. Encourage your child to support their peers and appreciate the efforts of all players, regardless of the outcome of the game. By actively monitoring and guiding your child's behavior as a spectator, you can help create a positive and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.
Thank you for your attention to this matter and for your ongoing support of our student-athletes.
Best Regards,
Flintville School Administration
We hope this message finds you well. As we continue to support our students in their athletic endeavors, we would like to take a moment to address an important aspect of our school community: behavior at athletic events.
Athletic events are not only a time for our students to showcase their skills and hard work, but they also provide an opportunity for our community to come together in support of our athletes. It is essential that we model positive behavior and sportsmanship, as our actions set an example for our students and younger community members.
Flintville School is a member of TSSAA (Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association) Middle School Division. Article III, Section 9 of the TSSAA Bylaws states the following:
For fans ejected for unsportsmanlike conduct during a contest, the school will be fined a minimum of $250.00. In addition, other non-monetary disciplinary action may occur, including but not limited to probation and/or restrictive probation for the entire athletic program.
As a member school of TSSAA we would like to stress to our coaches, players, and fans the necessity of good sportsmanship. People in each of these groups must understand the role they play and how important it is to be a positive role model for others. We appreciate your cooperation and support in making our athletic events enjoyable and respectful for everyone. Together, we can create a positive environment that best reflects the values of our school community.
We also want to remind parents and family members that our minor students should not be unaccompanied at games and should be monitored during the events. Parents are responsible for their children's behavior and safety during athletic events. To keep athletes and spectators safe, students should not run freely in the gym and concession area during games. Before attending games, you may want to discuss the behavior you expect from your child. Emphasize the importance of respect for players, officials, and other spectators. Encourage your child to participate in cheering for the team and show enthusiasm in a positive way. This can help keep them focused and engaged. Keep an eye on your child during the game. If you notice any inappropriate behavior, address it calmly and promptly. Praise your child for good behavior and respectful engagement throughout the game. Positive reinforcement can encourage continued good conduct. Encourage your child to support their peers and appreciate the efforts of all players, regardless of the outcome of the game. By actively monitoring and guiding your child's behavior as a spectator, you can help create a positive and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.
Thank you for your attention to this matter and for your ongoing support of our student-athletes.
Best Regards,
Flintville School Administration
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Attention Lincoln County families! Lincoln County Schools will hold special Enrollment Days for new students to our system. PreK-8 schools will offer registration on June 24 and July 21, while Lincoln County High School’s Enrollment Day is on July 21. The times for these dates will be 9 AM to 2 PM This is your opportunity to register your child for the upcoming school year.
Don’t miss out—mark your calendar and enroll early! Remember, these Enrollment Days are for new students to Lincoln County Schools.
Attention Lincoln County families! Lincoln County Schools will hold special Enrollment Days for new students to our system. PreK-8 schools will offer registration on June 24 and July 21, while Lincoln County High School’s Enrollment Day is on July 21. The times for these dates will be 9 AM to 2 PM This is your opportunity to register your child for the upcoming school year.
Don’t miss out—mark your calendar and enroll early! Remember, these Enrollment Days are for new students to Lincoln County Schools.
Attention Lincoln County families! Lincoln County Schools will hold special Enrollment Days for new students to our system. PreK-8 schools will offer registration on June 24 and July 21, while Lincoln County High School’s Enrollment Day is on July 21. The times for these dates will be 9 AM to 2 PM This is your opportunity to register your child for the upcoming school year.
Don’t miss out—mark your calendar and enroll early! Remember, these Enrollment Days are for new students to Lincoln County Schools.
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Parents or guardians with a student in Lincoln County Schools will not be completing their student's registration forms online this school year. Your student will be given a packet of information at the beginning of the year that will need to be filled out and returned to your student's school. You will still have the ability to change an address, phone number, and some other basic information using your parent portal login.
Update: May 20, 2025 - We are now releasing school and boarding schools buses.
Due to the weather, school dismissal and well as bus departure is being delayed this afternoon (Tuesday, May 20th) until we get an all clear on the current weather conditions.
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We are hiring! Click the link below to view job opportunities in our school system!
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Due to the potential for severe weather this evening, all after school activities are cancelled for Thursday, April 10, 2025. #oneLC