Colquitt County senior Ny Carr makes one of his two touchdown catches against Valdosta. Carr was one of the Packer football team’s 26 senior players honored before Friday’s victory over the Wildcats that clinched the Region 1-7A championship. Neko Fann, who threw the two scoring passes to Carr, also is a senior.

MOULTRIE — Most of the Colquitt County football team’s Class of 2024 players who were honored on Senior Night before Friday’s 44-28 Region 1-7A-clinching victory over Valdosta are three-year veteran Packers.

So far, those who have played on the last three Colquitt County teams have accomplished much, both individually and as team members.

And as they know, there could be as many as six more games yet to play.

From the beginning of the 2021 season, Colquitt County has produced a 30-4 record, claimed a pair of region championships and won three state playoff games while competing in Georgia’s highest classification.

They have lost just one region game in that span and that was to Lowndes in 2021.

This group has twice avenged that loss, most recently by rolling up a school-record 663 yards in a 52-34 win two weeks ago.

They have defeated Valdosta three times and also got a win over a state champion.

The Packers took down Cedar Grove 28-19 in 2021, the season in which the Saints went on to win the Class AAA state title.

Quarterback Neko Fann and receiver Ny Carr have set new career records and offensive tackle Ja’Quavian “Turk” Daniels has started every game since he was a freshman.

But this year’s seniors have one goal remaining: to win a state championship on December 13.

The complete list of senior football players includes Landen Thomas, Jaden Fowler, Eli Meads, Zay Williams, Nick Pace, Ny Carr, Markese Wilson, Will Madison, Kenyon Solomon, Tyshon Reed Jr., Jerron Blakely Jr., Ka’Marian Williams, Trenton Dunbar, Ty Lamar, Neko Fann, Cristain Shealey, Arnold Flearau, Xerlando Spradley, Johnny Clay, Javarius Parrish, Xavier Nickerson II, Ja’Nas Daniels, Jay’Den Williams, Ja’Quavian “Turk” Daniels, Ky-von Rivers and Islann Alvarado.

The football team’s support seniors also were recognized on Friday, including hydration specialists Ja’naiyah Marshall, HarMeNe McCloud and Denise McCray.

Senior videographers Messiah Bender and Kamia Moore and senior video scoreboard operators Summer Allbrooks and Kaylee Hall also were introduced on Friday.

The senior spirit cheerleades are Ashley Almond, Zhy’Davia Holt, Allie Hurst, Kaitlin Maxwell, Carli Pearson, Karson Smith, Ashley Strange and mascot Shannon Hosey.

The senior competition cheerleaders are Ashley Almond, Grace Costin, Anabele Gonzales, Chandler Horne and Ada Sutton.

Senior members of the 50th Regiment Band are Braxton Awcker, Hiddekel Balderrama-Hernandez, Jack Ballard, Jair Baltazar, Alexus Bentley, Jaylen Bradley, Rheya Denton, George Campbell, Melinda Ethridge, Cristian Marcelina-Garduno, Leonardo Gomez-Corona, Joselyn Gonzalez, Mia Hernandez-Vazquez, Danele Lopez, Justice Martin, Adrian Martinez, Jocelyn Salinas, Juan Sanchez, Terrell Sanders, Karmen Singletary, David Spradley, Deidra Spry, Jordan Vance, Haven Westberry, Daniela Malagon and Yarely Zongua.

Senior members of the Colquitt County Junior ROTC are Captain Michael Marshall, First Sergeant Macon Craig, Gunnery Sergeant Justin Allen and Sergeant Adrianna Paz.

Senior members of Colquitt County’s first flag football team are D’Zeriyah Polite, Ava Brooks, Carli Pearson, Messiah Bender, DaLivia McBride, Ki’Myra Crawford, Nyleigha Knighton, Ja’Mya Moore, Maris Hopper and Ta’Lisa Edwards.

The Peer Leadership seniors are Ashley Almond, Jayla Brown, Grace Costin, Ki’Myra Crawford, James Fagan, Ja’naiyah Marshall, Tyshon Reed Jr., Karson Smith and Ada Sutton.

Cross country seniors are James Fagan, Jasmine Mendoza, Isaac Rodriguez, Vanessa Torres, Logan Wright, Daniela Malagon and Yarely Zongua.