Attention, Seniors: If you would like to submit a senior quote, you must do so before the end of the day tomorrow. You must submit your quote through the appropriate Form, which can be found on Ms. Quinn's yearbook webpage. If you choose not to submit a quote before the end of the day tomorrow, your quote in the yearbook will be "always my best.
Seniors remember to return the Signed Permission form to leave campus after the ACT test Tuesday, October 15. You may return the form to the Attendance office. Phone calls and texts will not be accepted.
We'd like to thank everyone for your support of the CMS Library Olympic Reading Event! We made just over $2,500.00 to buy new books for the library! We have a few winners of the events that took place during our event. If your name is announced, be sure to stop by the library with a pass sometime today to pick up your prize! Our middle school reading challenge winners are: 1st place-Zion Obayomi 2nd-Martin Gratton 3rd-Ahana Sen. The Eiffel Tower building contest winner is 12th grader Lynnea Mileusnich. Our HS standing long jump winners are 1st place-Edan Pingatore and 2nd place-Elijah Messick and our MS standing long jump winners are 1st place-Bryson Brown and 2nd place Carson Mathis.
Attention high schoolers: Young Life club will be meeting tonight at 1515 Greenland Dr. at 8 pm. We hope to see you there!
High School Student Council is selling yard signs! Show your Tiger Spirit with a Central Magnet Yard Sign! There are over 20 different designs that include Fine Arts, Sports Teams, and General Central signs. There is a design for congratulating the Class of 2025. We even have a sign for Grandparents! They will be on sale until Friday, October 25th. Check out the flyer on the CMS website or Instagram for the designs. Yard signs will be ordered after the purchase deadline and should be available for pick up at school before Thanksgiving Break.
Hello students, basketball season is just around the corner. If you would like to purchase a season pass, then please go see Coach Bush or Coach Worsley. Student season passes are $35 which is over half price. If you would also like to purchase a season pass for your parents, they will be $65 which is a $15 savings. Please keep in mind that adults cannot get into the games with a student pass. Thanks, and we look forward to seeing the best student section in Tennessee at the games this season!
Last week, the girls golf team fought hard for a state championship. The Lady Tigers were tied with Page High School after 36 holes of golf at the TSSAA State Tournament in Sevierville. Central Magnet came up a stroke short in the playoff with a runner-up finish for the three sophomore golfers, Anna Powell, Lauren Powell, and Emery Mitchell. Lauren shot a two-day total of nine over par 149. Emery shot a 77 on the first day and Anna shot 75 the second round. The girls will be back next year to accomplish their goal of winning a state championship.
The CMS high school cross country team competed at the Jesse Owens Classic meet in Oakville, Alabama, over Fall Break. The boys' varsity team—Ty Brown, Blake Nutter, Henry Nance, Carson Phillips, Aaden Walker, Harrison Hamby, and Nate Dyer—broke our school record at this 5K meet! Their average time was 16 minutes 39 seconds! Ben Hogan and Jaden Yoder were in the top 50 in their red division race. Our girls also faced a lot of tough competition and demonstrated a commendable performance. Way to go, Tigers!
Congratulations to our middle school cross-country teams who competed in the TMSAA state championship on October 5th in Clarksville. The girls' team captured 3rd place. Team members are Adelyn King, Allie Mathews, Harper Patterson, Elizabeth Hamilton, Maddy Strickland, Darcy Thomas, and Amelia Bogle. They ended a great season with a top-notch effort, including Adelyn and Elizabeth both running a 14:01. Way to go ladies!
The boys' team had much to prove, hoping to capture a state title for the third year in a row. And would you believe?... They did it! And in a very emphatic fashion. The boys' team beat 15 other schools, with the closest scorer being 84 points behind us. Team members are Karter Brinkley, Joe Pinson, Miles Pinson, Miles Rafacz, Max Metzger, Philip Smith, and Lucas Ye. Philip had the honor of receiving an individual medal by placing fourth overall with an 11:50. Way to go Tigers! We are proud of your hard work and months of training that it took to earn this accomplishment!
Your high school volleyball team is the 8-AA District Champions!!! Central defeated Battle Creek in straight sets on Monday night before taking on Community on Tuesday night in the championship match. The Tigers won in 4 sets. Emery Bland had 24 kills and was named Tournament MVP. Also making the All-Tournament team was Claire Clancy, Julia Stuible, and Margo Ihrie.
Central Magnet will be hosting the 2024 Region IV Tournament on Tuesday afternoon/evening. Your Tigers will play the first semifinal match at 4:30 for a chance to play in the championship match at 7:30. We need to take advantage of hosting and create a true home court advantage. Make plans to come out and support tomorrow evening.
CMS Trap competed in the AIM Trap tournament on October 5th. This tournament was held during fall break and owing to absences and injuries, CMS Trap was only able to field a squad of 4, rather than the usual 5. This squad did not disappoint, and against all odds it won its Division. Special recognition goes to Beck Stanley, who scored a 98 out of 100 to lead the team and take an individual win for his division. His score of 98 was the second highest for the entire tournament.