She helped to build the Todd County Central volleyball program into a consistent winner and an All A regional champion, however, the talents of Todd County senior Addileigh Wofford go far beyond the lines of the volleyball court. It is those accomplishments that place Addileigh as this week’s Chick-fil-A ‘Triple A.’
She was outstanding while on the court. In her four seasons of varsity action, Addileigh played in 116 matches. She finished her career with 1,877 assists, 196 kills, and 156 service aces. Addileigh also played club ball during the off-season for MSVA for three years.
Addileigh excels in the classroom at Todd County Central. She has a 4.0 GPA and has made the Principal’s list every nine weeks during her high school career. She has participated in the honors program at TCCHS and is currently enrolled in the Dual Credit Program, taking classes each week at Hopkinsville Community College. She is on track to graduate from Todd County Central High School in May.
She is extensively involved in her school community. Addileight is the Vice-President of the National Honor Society and is a member of the Leadership Committee for BETA Club. She is a member of the Fellowship Christian Athletes, the Spanish Club, and 4-H.
Through the BETA club, Addileigh has been involved with BETA Buddies, a national service project winner that has reached a large population of youth in the Todd County community. She has had the opportunity to teach sessions on dance and volleyball at BETA Buddies “Parents’ Night Out.” In the summer of 2021, she volunteered with the Level Up program and attended field trips with Todd County Schools as a BETA Buddies Teen Leader. Addileigh chaperoned a group of students to various places each week to places like the Nashville Zoo, The Discovery Park of America, and the National Corvette Museum.
In addition to volleyball, Addileigh also loves to dance. She began dancing at the age of two at a local dance studio. During her freshmen year at Todd County Central, Addileigh was a member of the Todd Central Dance team. During her freshmen and sophomore years, she danced with the Beta Club group talent act. In her junior year, Addileigh competed in the group talent event with her team winning 2nd place at the Kentucky BETA convention. They would go on to the national convention which was held in Nashville back in July 2022. This year, she is the choreographer for the TCCHS BETA group talent routine. The team will compete in Lexington at the state convention in January.
Addileigh is also a member of the Todd County 4H Performing Arts Troupe. Last year, the group performed throughout the county and at North and South Todd Elementary. The troupe is compiled of talented singers and dancers.
Speaking of 4-H, last summer, she volunteered as a teen counselor at 4H camp and plans to do so again this summer.
Addileigh may also have some creative writing opportunities in her future. In the fall of 2021, she was the first place winner in the Robert Penn Warren poetry contest and had her poem read at the Robert Penn Warren Festival.
Addileigh also gives back to her community, as she has volunteered at events like Guthrie Heritage Days, Guthrie Spooktacular, Guthrie Christmas Bazaar, and the Guthrie Easter “Egg”stravaganza. She assisted with setup, running games for youth, and cleanup at the events.
Addileigh resides on her family farm in Guthrie.
All of this combines to make Addileigh Wofford this week’s Chick-fil-A ‘Triple A.’
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Great job Addileigh!