Knights lose 29-7 to Maynard-Jackson in crucial game

October 22, 2018Leave a Comment

Junior McKenzie Godfrey (in white) dribbles forward against Decatur on Feb. 6, 2024. Godfrey scored three goals. (Courtesy of Ida Centner)

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Juniors Akeem Cooper (Left) and Quantavius Bradley (Right) perform a cheer during the basketball game against Maynard Jackson on Jan. 28, where the girls won 59-50 and the boys lost 64-42. Cooper has been on the team for the past two seasons, and this is Bradley's first season.

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Junior Trent Bockman takes the ball up against Forest Park on Nov. 22. Both Trent and his sister Devin Bockman have played basketball since they were children, and he believes that their dynamic has pushed him to improve as a player.

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Elias Podber

The Grady players enter the field by breaking the banner displaying the old Knights’ logo.

The Knights dropped to 1-7 with a 29-7 defeat to Maynard Jackson on Oct. 19. Southerner sports editor and photographer Elias Podber captured the action.

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