Knights defeat Druid Hills 16-13 on Homecoming

Ellie Palaian|October 10, 2022

Ellie Palaian

Freshman Kenari Tigner lining up for kickoff for the Knights game against Druid Hills on Oct. 7.

The Knights defeated Druid Hills 16-13 during the Oct. 7 Homecoming game with a last-second, 70-yard touchdown.

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Knights defeat Druid Hills 16-13 on Homecoming

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