Cheerleading
Snead State Community College recognized student-athletes Monday evening, May 4, in a special Commencement ceremony highlighting their achievements in both academics and athletics.
Snead State Community College is holding tryouts for the 2026-2027 coed cheerleading squad on April 1-4.
Snead State Community College will host cheerleading tryouts for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Snead State Community College recently announced Adam Strickland as the new head cheerleading coach, bringing the former Parsons cheerleader and national champion back to his alma mater. Strickland steps into the role after the resignation of former Cheer Coach Adam Rhoden, who served at the College for 21 years. Strickland, a nurse practitioner who has coached high school squads and taught tumbling for more than 25 years, said returning to Snead State is the fulfillment of a longtime dream.
They work hard in and out of the classroom. They exemplify discipline and sportsmanship. They support their team on weekends and holidays. When they sign up to be a Parson, they commit to a high level of excellence. The Snead State Community College student-athletes saw the results of their dedication and commitment during a special Commencement Ceremony held Tuesday, May 6, at Plunkett-Wallace Gymnasium.