Campbell High School soccer team wins first state championship in six years

Cobb County celebrated significant achievements during the Board of Commissioners meeting on June 24, 2025, highlighting both community recognition and athletic excellence.

The meeting commenced with heartfelt acknowledgments, as a local resident expressed gratitude for the recognition received from the Board. Family and friends, including his mother and sister, were present to support him, showcasing the community's strong ties and support systems.

A major highlight of the meeting was the recognition of the Campbell High School men's soccer team, which recently clinched the Class 6A Boys State Championship. Commissioner Allen commended the team for their sportsmanship and dedication, noting that junior Gavin Banks scored the decisive goal in the championship match against Grayson, leading to a 1-0 victory. This win marked Campbell's first state championship in soccer and their first in any sport in six years, a significant milestone for the school and the community.

The Board honored each team member and coach, emphasizing the teamwork and effort that contributed to their success. The head coach, Troy Conley, expressed pride in the program's development and hinted at promising future endeavors for Campbell High School, both athletically and academically.

In addition to these recognitions, the meeting included a presentation from Shaw Temple AME, further underscoring the Board's commitment to engaging with various community organizations.

Overall, the meeting not only celebrated individual and team achievements but also reinforced the importance of community support and collaboration in fostering local pride and success. As Cobb County looks ahead, the focus remains on building on these accomplishments and continuing to support its residents and institutions.