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GTHS Athlete of the Week: Fallon Huxhold

By Titan Mom Elvira, Community Writer
September 23, 2026 at 08:18am. Views: 720

We’ve watched Fallon’s growth this year, and she has already made an impact while showing just how much potential she has. With her talent, determination, work ethic, and strong support system, Fallon has a bright future ahead of her. We look forward to watching this Lady Titan continue to grow, compete, and make her mark both on and off the field.

At just 14 years old, Fallon Huxhold is already making her mark both in the classroom and on the field. A Freshman at Grand Terrace High School, Fallon maintains a 3.33 GPA while balancing academics, athletics, hobbies, and time with friends.

Fallon’s athletic journey began at the age of 6 when she started playing soccer. Since then, she has expanded her athletic talents to basketball, track, and flag football. On the GTHS Flag Football team, Fallon plays Quarterback, while in GTHS soccer she takes on the role of Striker.

Her accomplishments speak for themselves. Fallon is proud of being selected for ASB and earning Principal’s Honor Roll recognition. One of her proudest athletic accomplishments is earning a spot on the Varsity GTHS Flag Football team as a Freshman. She was also proud of being honored as Athlete of the Week.

One recent highlight came during a game against Eisenhower High School, when Fallon connected with Kayla (#1) on a 35-yard touchdown pass. The play showcased her ability to make big plays and contribute to her team when it matters most.

Outside of sports, Fallon enjoys spending time with her friend Adrina and training during her free time. Her dedication to improving her skills reflects the commitment she brings to everything she does.

When asked who inspires her the most, Fallon didn’t hesitate. Fallon shared, “My dad, because he has always been my biggest supporter and always teaches me new things. Thank you, Dad. I love you.”

Looking ahead, Fallon plans to attend college, continue her education, and work toward achieving her goals in life. One school she would love to attend is Arizona State University (ASU).

Fallon also shared one of her favorite quotes by Ken Carson: “Everything comes to light, so watch what you do in the dark.”

Grateful for the recognition, Fallon gives a special shoutout to her coaches for taking a chance on her and helping teach and guide her along the way. She also wants to recognize her mom for always being there at her games and supporting her no matter what. “I love you, Mom.” Fallon shared.

To celebrate Fallon’s hard work, dedication, and achievement, she will receive an Athlete of the Week patch to proudly add to her letterman’s jacket. This special recognition is sponsored by TME Photography and Harley’s, giving Fallon a lasting reminder of this accomplishment and the hard work that earned her this well deserved recognition. Congratulations, Fallon, the best is yet to come!

 

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