Lewis County Football Embraces "High Forest" as a Symbol of Tradition and Unity

Lewis County Football is proud to announce its adoption of "High Forest" as a new, unifying symbol that honors the deep-rooted traditions and rich history of our community. Much like "Rocky Top" serves as a beloved anthem for the Tennessee Vols, "High Forest" will become an emblem of pride and heritage for the Lewis County Panthers.

As many of our loyal fans and community members know, Lewis County Football has always been more than just a game; it's a cornerstone of our shared identity and history. With "High Forest," we aim to celebrate and preserve the unique spirit that has long defined our team and our community.

"High Forest" is not just a name-it is a tribute to the natural beauty and enduring legacy of Lewis County. The term encapsulates the lush, expansive woodlands that have been a part of our landscape and heritage for generations. By adopting this name, we are paying homage to the land that has shaped our community and our football program.

It is important to emphasize that while we are embracing "High Forest," the Lewis County Panthers remain at the heart of our identity. We are, and always will be, the Panthers-a symbol of strength, determination, and teamwork. "High Forest" is not a replacement but rather an enhancement of our rich history and tradition. It is a way to honor the past while looking forward to the future with renewed vigor and unity.

In this spirit, "High Forest" will be prominently featured in our game-day experiences, community events, and promotional materials, serving as a reminder of the deep connection between our football program and the cherished landscapes of Lewis County.

"We invite all fans, alumni, and community members to join us in celebrating this new chapter in our storied history. Together, we will carry forward the legacy of the Lewis County Panthers with pride and enthusiasm, inspired by the enduring symbol of "High Forest."