L-R: Alyssa Rano, Tanner Coad, Jalen Parker, Jacob Lavarie, Courtney Eubanks, Haley Saylor
On Wednesday, February 5th, Admiral Farragut Academy’s athletics department held a ceremony in DeSeta Hall for National Signing Day. 6 student-athletes from 3 different sports signed to continue their athletic career at the college level.
Dates for the first practice, try-out period, and parent meetings.
Students can participate in sports starting in 6th grade. Middle School teams represent students in grades 6-8.
On Wednesday, February 6th, Admiral Farragut Academy’s athletics department held a ceremony in the West Lounge of Farragut Hall for National Signing Day. 11 student-athletes from 5 different sports signed to continue their athletic career at the college level.
Congratulations to the Football team becoming the 2A Region 3 Champions. Their next game is Friday, November 30th against Champagnat Catholic at 7:30 pm. As per the FHSAA, it is $9 for everyone. We hope to see you there!
On Friday, November 16th at 7:30 pm, Admiral Farragut Academy is hosting the regional semifinals for football. Our BlueJackets will be facing off against the winner of the Evangelical/Cambridge game. As per the FHSAA, admission is $8 for everyone. Kick Thanksgiving break off by supporting your AFA Bluejackets!
Written By Jeff Barlis, Published on redefinEd and Step Up For Students (view article source with video included)
Marquis at Admiral Farragut Academy graduation with parents Mark Lambert and LaTaura Blount.
In the damp, rising heat of a late-morning graduation ceremony in May, with historic Farragut Hall as a backdrop, a hush crept through the crowd of students, relatives, friends, and faculty as they anticipated the next name. Read more
Dates for the first practice, try-out period, and parent meetings, along with coach information.
Students can participate in sports starting in 6th grade. Middle School teams represent students in grades 6-8.
Article by Rodney Page, Times Staff Writer.
Jeremiah Zio came to Admiral Farragut to play basketball. After his freshman year at Ridgewood High, where he played on the varsity and averaged four points in 25 games, he transferred to AFA. At 6-foot-8, 225 pounds, he was hard to miss as he walked the halls in his uniform. Read more
In order to help researchers at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital learn more about the effects concussions have on the growing brains of young athletes, some of our football athletes volunteered to be part of a concussion study. Read more
Corey Luckenbill, age 17, is legally blind, yet he’s the starting center for Admiral Farragut’s football team. JOHN PENDYGRAFT | Times
Corey Luckenbill, a senior and center on the BlueJacket football team, is a true example of Admiral Farragut Academy’s core value, PERSEVERANCE. Corey, although legally blind, is an asset to the school and team, and has not let his condition control what he can do on and off the field. He was recently featured in the Tampa Bay Times’ Sport section. Read more
