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Leana Pustam, Perspectives Editor
• November 12, 2015
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![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 played against the Alonso Ravens.
The Knights couldn’t defend their home territory for long and as they took their first loss at home with a final score of 7-55.
Center for the Knights, Evan Carlisle (‘26) remained positive throughout such a tough game.
“I was hyped up going into the game and never lost that feeling even when we were down,” Carlisle said. “I just love to play the game, win or lose, but that one [the game] hurt.”
The Knights will be playing their next game at Plant High School against the Panthers on Friday, September 6 at 7:30 p.m. For students and families to show Knight pride wear all white.
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