Gilmer Azalea Sports Medicine 7 on 7 Tournament

If you would like to enter the Gilmer Azalea Sports Medicine 7-on-7 Tournament on May 17 contact Rebel Jackson at (903) 424-2118.

First 8 teams of current 7th, 8th, and JV plus first 16 varsity teams will be taken. There will also be a Linemen's Challenge for current 8th grade through current 11th grade. Amy Ward at (903) 841-7599 will help you if you are having trouble reaching me. Our Small School State Qualifier is June 14. We will take first 16 teams.

Thanks.

Rebel Jackson
Johnnie.Jackson@evergreentank.com

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