Active and accomplished are the things that make up those student-athletes across the YourSportsEdge.Com area who are recognized as Chick-fil-A ‘Triple A’ honorees. When you look at Todd County Central dance team member Natalie Shemwell, you will see that she easily meets those standards across the board.
In addition to her outstanding abilities with the TCCHS Dance Team, Natalie is exceptional with her academics, school and community involvement, and other activities.
As it pertains to the dance team, Natalie, who serves as one of the captains on the team, along with teammate Chessany Artis, represented Todd County and Todd County Central High School well at the Varsity Spirit Spectacular at Walt Disney World back in November. More than 800 cheerleaders and dancers from across the country were a part of the event.
Natalie has also been recognized as a UDA All-American for her efforts.
She is also very active in her school community, especially with the Todd County Central Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. She is the secretary of the TCCHS FFA chapter. As a part of her experiences in FFA, Natalie says she especially enjoyed the opportunity to work with students at South Todd Elementary School on Earth Day.
During FFA week 2024, Natalie spoke with YourAgEdge:
Natalie serves as the vice president of the Todd County Central chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. FCA is a worldwide interdenominational Christian sports organization whose mission is “to lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church.” The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was founded in 1954 and is active in all 50 states and in over 70 countries around the world.
Natalie is also a member of Beta, the National Honor Society, and 4-H, so she is one very busy young lady.
Outstanding in her athletic competition, her academics, and in her involvement in both her school community and the community at large. Those are the things that make Natalie Shemwell the latest to be recognized as a Chick-fil-A ‘Triple A.’
