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    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldJune 28, 20262 Mins Read
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    Savannah Chatham County Public School System (SCCPS) Update:

    Key takeaways
    • Windsor Forest High School named overall winner, also claiming first in Rifle Team, Color Guard, and Squad Drill.
    • Jenkins High finished second overall, with New Hampstead High School placing third.
    • Top Shot winners: female Mischa Connor (Windsor Forest) and male Shawn Michael-Reel (Groves High School).

    The 9th Annual Superintendent’s Cup JROTC Competition, held at Windsor Forest High School, was a resounding success. On Saturday, April 11, 2026, cadets from across the district demonstrated exceptional dedication, discipline, and teamwork while competing in a wide range of events, including academics, color guard, squad drill, basketball, rifle marksmanship, and the cadet challenge.

    SCCPSS high school cadets in the SCCPSS Army, Navy, and Air Force JROTC programs from throughout the district competed in the skills tests and an award ceremony where Windsor Forest High School’s JROTC Unit was named the overall winner. The Windsor Forest Knights finished in first place for Rifle Team, Color Guard, and Squad Drill. 

    Jenkins High finished in second place overall, with New Hampstead High School finishing third.  Windsor Forest also topped the Top Shot competition among female competitors, with Mischa Connor finishing in First Place.  The male Top Shot is Shawn Michael-Reel, a student at Groves High School.

    Congratulations to all participating cadets for proudly representing their schools with excellence. 

    Final Overall Ranking

    1. Windsor Forest HS

    2. Jenkins HS

    3. New Hampstead

    4. Groves High School

    5. Savannah High School

    6. Beach High School

    Event Ranking

    Rifle:
    1: Windsor Forest
    2: Groves
    3: Savannah

    Academic Bowl:
    1: New Hampstead
    2: Jenkins
    3: Windsor Forest

    Squad Drill:
    1: Windsor Forest
    2: Groves
    3: Jenkins

    Color Guard:
    1: Windsor Forest
    2: Jenkins
    3: New Hampstead

    Cadet Challenge:
    1: Jenkins
    2: New Hampstead
    3: Windsor Forest

    Basketball:

    1: Savannah
    2: Beach
    3: Windsor Forest

    Top Shot:

    F: Mischa Connor, Windsor Forest
    M: Shawn-Michael Reel, Groves

    MVP:

    F: Savoy Smiley, Savannah
    M: Martell Mitchell, Savannah

    Special thanks are extended to the judges and organizers whose efforts ensured the success of this outstanding event.

     

    Read more on the official SCCPSS website


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