Aubree Harrington joins the Lovett cheerleading program this season as the ninth grade coach. She brings more than a decade of competitive experience to the mat, having cheered both sideline and competition in high school alongside ten years of all-star cheerleading, including competing at The Cheerleading Worlds at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in 2013 as a sophomore. She coached several mini, youth, and special needs all-star teams when she was still a cheerleader herself and judged Virginia High School League competition cheer competitions while she was in college at Virginia Tech. She earned degrees in Cognitive & Behavioral Neuroscience, Psychology, and Criminology from Virginia Tech, her PsyD in Clinical Psychology from Spalding University, and works as a forensic psychologist. In her first season at Lovett, Aubree is focused on building strong fundamentals, safe and confident stunting, and a team culture where athletes hold one another accountable and take pride in representing the school.  

Mary Grace Mills brings a passion for education and athletics to her role at Lovett. A graduate of Auburn University, she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education. Mary Grace cheered on her varsity cheerleading team throughout high school, from eighth through twelfth grade, fostering her love for the sport and teamwork.

Following graduation, Mary Grace moved to Nashville, Tennessee, where she spent three years teaching first grade as a head teacher in Mount Juliet. She now serves as an assistant teacher in a second-grade classroom at Lovett and is excited to begin her first year coaching. Mary Grace enjoys guiding and supporting students as they grow into responsible, kind, and confident individuals.