Charlee Bailey,
Returning All-State Senior
Ava Schlotzhauer,
Anna Crane, Tipton Junior
mile. We all have the same goal.” And Madison will soon have the opportunity to see and hear what
the Tipton home-court advantage is all about. “Playing a home game is like you’re playing at a D1 college,” Schlot- from family and friends.”
“Each team left the program bet er than they found it, which has always be n our goal.”
“Playing at home in a big game is incredible at Tipton,” Culpepper agrees. “Fans show up early, the student section is packed. They never sit down, and when the game ends, the entire community stays to congratulate the players and coaches on a great game, re- gardless of the outcome.” The outcome is usually good. Tipton has lost only one home game in two years, and that was in double overtime.
There are new challenges on this season’s schedule away from home, including bigger schools like Union, Hickman, Helias Catho- Dorado Springs and a much anticipated home rematch with Class 2 state champion Skyline. Tipton is also joining a new league, the
The Lady Cardinals will also play in the California tournament and
ter Christmas.
Tipton will be battle tested to make a run at another to state. It’s “I love Tipton. The students, parents and community members,” Culpepper said. “All of the people who make up Tipton are very
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Larrah Petree, Tipton Sophomore
Clara Williams, Tipton Junior
passionate about Tipton. People here, but everyone wants the best for the kids and shows up to support the students.” It’s hard to get better than seven straight district titles and four Final Cardinals have a chance to do that. We’ll see if Tipton can return to the top.
Coach Jason Culpepper
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