CCSD 2025 Seniors Honored by Cherokee County Sports Hall of Fame

Twelve Cherokee County School District Class of 2025 graduating seniors have been honored by the Cherokee County Sports Hall of Fame! 

The community organization, a CCSD Partner, every spring recognizes the most outstanding male and female senior athletes from each of CCSD’s six traditional high schools.  Honorees are nominated by high school administrators based on the outstanding athletic contributions the seniors made during their high school career.  

Congratulations to the Class of 2025 honorees and their coaches!  Thank you to the Hall of Fame for its valued partnership and our School Board for its continued investment in our athletic program!

CHEROKEE HIGH SCHOOL
Alex Whitecliffe: Basketball, Lacrosse, Volleyball
Tanner Savasir: Football, Basketball, Golf

CREEKVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
Kate English: Fastpitch and Slowpitch Softball, Track
Jackson Stanley: Football, Baseball

ETOWAH HIGH SCHOOL 
Isabella “Izzy” Eskew: Softball
Aiden Weaver: Basketball 

RIVER RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 
Kayla Cleaveland: Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis
Ethan Spector: Football, Track

SEQUOYAH HIGH SCHOOL 
Milanna Abdus-Salaam: Volleyball, Basketball
Ean Marria: Football, Baseball 

WOODSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL 
Adeline S. Morrison: Flag Football, Basketball, Track, Slowpitch Softball
Fuller Morrish: Baseball

This senior recognition is a separate honor from the Hall of Fame’s annual induction of individuals who have distinguished themselves over many years in the field of athletics in Cherokee County.  

At this month's ceremony, the Hall of Fame inducted Dan Carmichael, longtime local youth football coach and board member for youth, high school and college athletic organizations including founder of the Cherokee County Gridiron Club; Gary Goff, Cherokee HS Class of 1992, who lettered in football, baseball and track and field, played college football, and then coached for Cherokee HS and Woodstock HS before pursuing a successful college coaching career; and Adam Moorhead, Cherokee HS Class of 1992, who lettered in football and track and field, played college football and ran college track, and then worked for one of the first NFL Combines.  

Four Canton High School State Championship Teams also received special recognition as part of the ceremony: 1936 Men’s Basketball, 1941 Men’s Golf, 1942 Men’s Basketball and 1948 Men’s Baseball.

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