Forsyth schools celebrate multiple state champions in sports and the arts

The Georgia State Legislature's House session on March 28, 2025, highlighted notable achievements in high school athletics across the state. The meeting celebrated various state champions from different sports, showcasing the talent and dedication of student-athletes.

Among the standout achievements, the 2024 Denmark High School cross country team was recognized for its individual state champion. Additionally, the meeting acknowledged the success of Forsyth Central students, Christian Repay and Gavin Harlot, who excelled in the literary state championships, particularly in dramatic interpretation.

In gymnastics, Katie Andrews was celebrated as the 2024 GHSA state champion in bars and floor exercises, while Logan Oteza claimed the title for balance beam. The session also honored Jackson Moffitt, who secured his second consecutive state championship in wrestling for the 170-pound class, finishing the season with an impressive 36-2 record and 25 pins.

The achievements continued with Artemis Eaton from North Forsyth High School, who was recognized as the girls' state champion wrestler for 2025. Emmanuel Pitts from East Forsyth was also celebrated as the state champion in diving and received All-American consideration. Lastly, Owen Cooper from North Forsyth was acknowledged for winning the state championship in the 50-meter freestyle swimming event.

This meeting not only highlighted the accomplishments of these young athletes but also emphasized the importance of supporting high school sports in Georgia. The recognition of these champions serves to inspire future generations of student-athletes across the state.