Tate High AJROTC Places In State Drill Competition
May 14, 2010
The J.M. Tate High School AJROTC Drill Team recently participated in the Florida State Drill Competition in Lakeland, Florida. This year’s competition was one the largest and most competitive with more than 80 teams in attendance.
The Tate “Aggies” placed well in each of their events, and proudly displayed the culmination of their hard work. The Regulation Armed Squad had the top scores for the battalion, placing 9th out of 35 teams. The Male Individual Drill placed 12th, Regulation Armed Platoon and Exhibition Armed Squad both placed 14th, Regulation Unarmed Platoon placed 20th, and Dual Male Drill placed 21st.
The teams competed for trophies and a place in the National Drill Competition. The young men and women were commended for their positive attitudes and unrivaled display of teamwork. Meanwhile, the cadets returning to the AJROTC program are dedicated to improving their skills in hopes of obtaining even higher rankings next year.
For more Tate AJROTC photos from regional and state drill meets, click here.
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9/05/11 I would recomend any studentds of a middle school or high school join AJROTC this is my second year of rotc yet a (junior) i enjoy every moment of it and everyone is like a family.. we argue.. but we also love each other this is the best thing you can do in high school! hoaaa!
it’s really cool being in AJROTC. am really proud because am in one of the AJROTC platoon. and its a really good program that can help alot of teens specially.