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  • Cheerleaders, from left, are freshmen Mia Holloway, Chanley Nagle and Emma Knight, and senior Marla Lowery

  • Jada Reed, 6 months, is in good care while being held by grandma, Candy Fansler, as Jada’s mom, Leslie Reed, is close by

  • Jennifer Galloway, HVA varsity girls head coach, left, alongside children, Reese, 9, left, and Bo, 6, with Tiffany Cantrell, Lady Hawks varsity assistant coach

  • Shane Wells, HVA boys varsity head coach

  • Sophomore cheerleader Loryn Crocker, left, holds junior cheerleader Makenna Bayne

  • The family of Hawks junior guard Nick Liakonis are younger brother, Theo, and father, Tony Liakonis

  • The family of Hawks senior forward Jaylen Jones are younger brother, Jaxon, and mother, Krista Jones

  • The family of HVA junior post Dale Henley, from left, parents, John and Lisa Henley, and younger brother, Neal

  • The parents of HVA junior guard Julian McCoy are Carrie and Dorian McCoy

  • Bryan Brown_HVA athletics director plus track & field and cross country head coach

February 18, 2021 by

Basketball tournament time at Hardin Valley Academy brought out the “usual suspects” in the school’s gym Tuesday night, Feb. 16. Parents of players joined cheerleaders among Hawks fans ready to support the boys

varsity team, as HVA hosted Lenoir City in the opening round of the District 4-AAA Tournament.

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