Discover the competitive special teams of the Greenville JROTC Tiger Battalion in Greenville, Alabama. From drill precision to athletic stamina and academic challenge, our cadet-led teams empower high school students to build character, camaraderie, and leadership with no prior experience required.
Tiger Battalion cadets can push their boundaries and earn trophies across a variety of specialized units. Every team welcomes eager cadets with open practices and no formal tryouts.
Cadets master bearing, unison movements, and sharp discipline while proudly presenting the colors at school events and regional competitions.
Raiders focus on rigorous physical training, endurance, teamwork, and tactical outdoor tasks designed to forge athletic grit and strong character.
Cadets learn firearm safety, target technique, and steady focus to represent the battalion in high-stakes marksmanship and archery matches.
Meet the dedicated cadet leaders heading our competitive units and mentoring fellow Tigers to achieve excellence on and off the field.
If you would like to join please email us at Greenville.jrotc@gmail.com
Drill and Color Guard
Drill Team Armed Mitch Blackmon
Drill Team Unarmed: Jayden McMeans
Color Guard: John Lowe
Raider Team
Raider Captain: Matthew Godwin
Rifle and Archery Team
Rifle Captain: Colin Mosley
Archery Captain: Kelvin Wright And Gab'Brianna Owens
Academic Team
Acedemic Team: John Lowe
There are zero prerequisites or tryout requirements to join our special teams. Any cadet willing to show up to practice, work hard, and support their peers is welcome to train, travel, and compete for trophies alongside fellow Tigers.
Our academic team sharpens critical thinking and intellect. Cadets study United States history, government, current affairs, and military leadership to compete in fast-paced knowledge bowls against high schools nationwide.
Whether lifting championship trophies after a weekend drill meet or setting personal records in physical training, our teams continually embody the Tiger Battalion standard of motivating young people to be better citizens.