WHS Charmers finish the season with mega-awards
By Patty Hullett
For the Daily Light
The award-winning Cherokee Charmers brought home numerous prestigious titles at their final competition of the season, the ADTS Nationals (American Dance/ Drill Team) event held at Mansfield Timberview High School in Arlington on Saturday, March 27.
Director of the group, Mrs. Erica Pointer-Wilcox says, “I am immensely proud of the hard
work that the 58th Charmer Line has put in this year. They never allowed any of the obstacles thrown their way to get them down. They started the year with the end in mind, and remained positive throughout this year of ever-changing circumstances. Proud is really an understatement for this team. They stepped up to the challenge, and poured their heart and soul into being successful in this competition season.
Landon Hullaby, elite 2022 Texas safety, commits to Oregon Ducks over Texas, others
Updated Feb 20, 2021;
Posted Feb 20, 2021
Class of 2022 Texas safety Landon Hullaby announces his commitment to Oregon over Texas and others. (Courtesy of Landon Hullaby)
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Instead, the 6-foot, 185-pound defensive back, out of Mansfield Timberview High School (Mansfield, Texas), surprised many by selecting Oregon over offers from Arizona State, Auburn, California, Michigan, Notre Dame, Texas, USC, Utah and others:
“I would like to start off by thanking every college that took a chance on me and offered me to be apart [sic] of your program college football has always been a dream of mine,” Hullaby posted to social media. “I want to Thank my parents for all the sacrifices they have put in since I was playing pee wee football to now making sure I always had everything I needed and just for always pushing me to be the best person I can be everyday on and off the field and my big
National signing day 2020: Meet the Oregon Ducks 2021 football recruiting class
Updated Dec 16, 2020;
EUGENE ― Oregon signed 20 players to its 2021 recruiting class, the best in program history.
The Ducks’ class is ranked atop the Pac-12 for the third straight year and No. 6 nationally in the 247Sports Composite.
Four offensive linemen, a trio of heralded receivers, three outside linebackers, pairs of tight ends, safeties and cornerbacks and an inside linebacker, defensive tackle, quarterback and running back made up the class, which has room to add between now and February’s signing period.
Here’s a look at the class, with bios courtesy of Oregon athletics: