Macon Knights News

 
Macon Moment in History - Feb. 9, 1991
Macon Chronicle-Herald
Macon Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Secretary Crystal Lyda announced there would be a parade & rally in Macon to show support of allied service men and women in the Persian Gulf. Five area youngsters advanced to the Knights of Columbus Free Throw ...


 
TA boys, girls ready for AISA quarterfinal matchups
Tuscaloosa News (subscription)
Both qualified for the Class AAA quarterfinal round of the AISA Tournament, and both will play today at Huntingdon College in Montgomery. The Lady Knights (12-18) are the No. 2 seed from Region 2 and will play Macon-East Montgomery Academy at Noon.


 
JPII boys avenge loss to Brentwood Academy
The Tennessean
The Knights suffered a 53-50 loss on the Eagles' home floor on Jan. 13. On Tuesday, PJP II (17-8 overall, 4-6 in the Division II-Class AA East/Middle Region) led 11-8 after one period of play, 25-22 at halftime and 37-33 entering the fourth quarter.

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Boys prep roundup: No. 1 Glenwood tops No. 3 Macon-East
Montgomery Advertiser
3 Macon-East on Thursday night. Kyle White had 17 points for Macon-East (17-4). JD Owings and Hunter Brooks scored 15 each, while Traweek Dickson added 13 points and 10 rebounds. The Knights host second-ranked Lee-Scott on Tuesday.


 
Temple, Eosso and Schwalen find their favorites
The Daily Advance
Three members of the three-time Northeastern Coastal Conference cross country champion Lady Knights also made their decisions known. But only one of them — Daily Advance Runner of the Year Kesley Temple — is expecting to run in college.


 
Varsity Player of the Week: Josh Thomas, Montgomery Academy
Montgomery Advertiser
Also ran the third leg of the Knights' winning 3200 relay. Ali Rabren, Lee-Scott: Helped the Warriors win the AISA Class AAA, Region 1 tournament. Scored 13 points in the first round vs. Northside Methodist, 24 in the semifinals against Macon-East and ...


 
NeighborNewspapers.com
Lady Knight hoops thirsty for Final 4 bid
NeighborNewspapers.com
“It's definitely our goal as a team and as a program to make it to Macon [for the Final 4] and I think we're taking the right steps. We're working hard, putting the time in and that's what the girls want,” said Gaddis. The Lady Knights were literally ...