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

October 22, 2018Leave a Comment

Senior Talia Pivoshenko leads the band during the Knights football game against Charles Drew.

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Head coach Evan Jefferson instructs Dublin High School players. Jefferson was head coach of Dublin’s girls team from 2020-24. This year, at Midtown, is Jefferson’s first time as a head coach for a boys team. In the 2023-2024 season, Jefferson led Dublin to the Sweet Sixteen.

Boys basketball welcomes experienced head coach Jefferson

Senior Chloe Peyton swings at a pitch on the Knights' senior night against Pace on Oct. 7. The Knights lost 15-3. Peyton finished the year with a 1.324 slugging percentage which placed her 22nd among all players nationwide in slugging.

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Junior point guard Devin Bockman brings the ball up the court in the GHSA girls basketball State Championship in 2024.

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New assistant cross country coach Jamal Willis gives encouragement to sophomore James Roberts before the APS Cross Country Championship on Oct. 1, where the Knights placed third.

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Sophomore Abby Taylor (left) and junior Brennan Fritts (right) prepare to receive the ball against Starr's Mill on Oct 15. The Knights lost the first set, but won the next three, leading to a 3-1 win.

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Sophomore Zachary Hebeler runs at practice on Oct. 3. This season, Hebeler dropped 4:01:01 from his time from last season after dealing with an achilles injury he sustained.

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Senior Naoma Yancey gets ready to receive a hit against Villa Rica on Sept. 12. The Knights won the match 2-0.

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FIRST CLASS: Senior Arden Henley stands with yoga instructor Freya Hardy after teaching her first class. Henley took a rigorous 200-hour summer course through Highland Yoga to gain her instructor certification.

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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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