Pierce has played 4 years for the Creekview Lacrosse program. He has played lacrosse for a total of 10 years. He is the son of Kristin Quarles, Mike Quarles, and Merry Quarles (step mom). He will be continuing his education at Georgia Tech and studying Aerospace Engineering and will also play lacrosse during his years
Avery has played 4 years for the Creekview Lacrosse program. He has played lacrosse for a total of 5 years. He is the son of Alex and Stacy Fouts. He plans to continue his education at Kennesaw State University. He is most thankful for the whole lax family. His favorite memory is good ole Joe
Brendan has played 4 years for the Creekview Lacrosse program. He has the most experience on the team and has played lacrosse for a total of 12 years. He is the son of John and Kim Saunders. He will be continuing is education by attending the University of Georgia. He is most thankful for his
Logan has played 4 years for the Creekview Lacrosse program. He has played lacrosse for a total of 8 years. He is the son of Will and Robin Cox. He plans to serve his country by enlisting in the United States Marine Corps. Logan is most thankful for the ability to surround himself with some
Adam has played 4 years for the Creekview Lacrosse program. He is the son of Tom and Britt Seitz. He plans to continue his education by attending Middle Tennessee State University and will major in Aerospace with Professional Pilot focus. One of his favorite memories is the Cherokee coach telling him “Great Hit!” right in
Zach has played 4 years for the Creekview Lacrosse program. He has played lacrosse for a total of 6 years. He is the son of Amy Pearce. He plans to continue his education by attending Montreat College and will play lacrosse during his years there. His favorite lacrosse memory is beating Kennesaw Mountain last season.
It is senior night at THE VIEW for these boys tonight. Each of them deserves so much recognition and love. From left to right in the picture we have Logan Cox, Adam Seitz, Cheyenne Temples, Brendan Saunders, Zach Pearce, Avery Fouts, and Pierce Quarles. We should be playing in person tonight and sending them out
