In professional sports, atmosphere and environment are some of the biggest factors when it comes to the difference between victory and defeat. Although at a smaller scale, it can make a difference in high...
On Friday, September 6th, The Robinson Knights suffered a loss at the hands of the Plant Highschool Panthers, losing 59-0 in a sobering defeat. This comes as the 19th year that Robinson has lost to Plant,...
Friday the 13th was Robinson's lucky day. With a 45-36 score, Robinson brought home their first official win over Wharton High School to the delighted crowd decked out in beach wear.
Starting off strong...
Dressed head to toe like someone who has just worked a 9 to 5 on a construction site, students gathered on the Dewey Mitchell field at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, August 30 to cheer on their Knights while they...
Preseason practice intensifies under the July heat. Long-term players, Max Meyer ('25) and Xander Logan ('25), continue their football conditioning, on the turf of the Jack Peters Stadium. Although it...
After a 25-24 regular season win over Tama Catholic, the Knights meet the Crusaders for a rematch for the FSHAA District 2-M Regional Quarterfinal game. This time, the score wasn't in our favor with the...
On Friday, Nov. 3, the football Knights stood their ground against Braden River for their last in-season home game.
The first two-quarters of the game were slow, with neither team putting any points...
Under the bright lights with a packed student section, the Knights defeat the Blake Yellow Jackets, reigning over District 6 for the first time in 11 years.
“It feels amazing [to have been] a part...
The long-standing rivalry between Robinson and Plant has been apart of the two schools history since their opening days. Underneath bright Thursday-Knight-Lights, the aggressive rivals faced off in their...
At long last, the Knights played their first home game on the brand-new field on Friday, Sept. 8, facing off against the Strawberry Crest Mustangs. A cowboy-hat-clad student section watched as a slow...
