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Vikram Sambasivan is a 2023-2024 Co-Editor-In-Chie

Vikram Sambasivan is a 2023-2024 Co-Editor-In-Chief of Knight Writers.

He has been on the newspaper staff for three years and has since had 72 stories published on the website (as of April 16). After graduation, he plans on attending Duke University to major in Global Health.

Briana Garcia is a Senior Staff Writer of Knight W

Briana Garcia is a Senior Staff Writer of Knight Writers.

She has been on the newspaper staff for two years and has since had 36 stories published on the website (as of April 26). After graduation, she plans on attending the University of South Florida to major in Entrepreneurship.

ISSUE 4 of Knight Writers Volume 65 is out now!! S

ISSUE 4 of Knight Writers Volume 65 is out now!! Stacks of physical copies can be found around campus for you to read. As well as the entire issue can also be viewed digitally and in full color by following the link in our bio.

Swipe to see some of the headlines from this issue.

With a squeaky-clean record, the Girls Flag Footba

With a squeaky-clean record, the Girls Flag Football team triumphed 41-0 against the Tampa Catholic Crusaders on Tuesday, April 30.

The Dewey Mitchell Field welcomed the guests, the Crusaders, at 7 p.m. With the Knights starting with the ball, they ended the first half at 21-0. Being undefeated this season, unsurprisingly, the girls wasted no time in asserting their dominance scoring back-to-back touchdowns and leaving the Crusaders in the dust.

Tuesday's game was their Regional Semi-Finals, so this win has led them to participate in Regional Finals on Friday, May 3. This respective match will be a home game against Wildwood High School at 7 p.m.

📸: Yesenia Rosario (@rtu.yesiiiir) & Keirra McGoldrick (@keirramcgoldrick)
📝: Yesenia Rosario

Whittaley Bowden is a Senior Staff Writer of Knigh

Whittaley Bowden is a Senior Staff Writer of Knight Writers.

She has been on the newspaper staff for three years and has since had 32 stories published on the website (as of April 26). After graduation, she plans on attending Fort Valley State University to major in Forensic and Plant Sciences.

Araya Stearns is a Senior Staff Writer of Knight W

Araya Stearns is a Senior Staff Writer of Knight Writers.

She has been on the newspaper staff for three years and has since had 14 stories published (as of April 26). After graduation, she plans on attending St. Pete College for softball.

Introducing the 2024-2025 Co-Editors-In-Chief: Yes

Introducing the 2024-2025 Co-Editors-In-Chief: Yesenia Rosario and Ashlyn Miller. Watch to see what they have to say as they step up into the position.

🎥: Coleton Rone (@wrestlingcap_enjoyer)

Say goodbye to our Knight Writers seniors! 🎥:

Say goodbye to our Knight Writers seniors!

🎥: Keirra McGoldrick (@keirramcgoldrick)

Jadyn Grayes is the 2023-2024 A&E and Multimedia E

Jadyn Grayes is the 2023-2024 A&E and Multimedia Editor of Knight Writers.

She has been on the newspaper staff for three years and has since had 48 stories published on the website (as of April 23). After graduation, she plans in attending the University of Central Florida to major in Political Science on a Pre-Law track.

The Robinson Knight Writers and Excalibur staffs s

The Robinson Knight Writers and Excalibur staffs spent the last three days at the FSPA Spring Convention. Those three days were spent doing journalism contests, attending journalism workshops and meeting students of other journalism staffs. This year, the staff received several awards including:

All-Florida Online Media
All-Florida Newspaper/Newsmagazine
Sunshine Standout for Online Media
Best of the Best Newspaper Front Page: Cecilia Cheng (@ceciliaacheng)
2023 Todd C. Smith Student Journalist of the Year Second Place: Cecilia Cheng

📸: Keirra McGoldrick (@keirramcgoldrick) & Courtesy of Gabby Torenzo

Charlotte Stone is the 2023-2024 Co-Editor-In-Chie

Charlotte Stone is the 2023-2024 Co-Editor-In-Chief of Knight Writers.

She has been on the newspaper staff for three years and has since had 57 stories published on the website (as of April 16). After graduation, she plans in attending UC Berkeley.

Keirra McGoldrick is the 2023-2024 Opinion Editor

Keirra McGoldrick is the 2023-2024 Opinion Editor of Knight Writers.

She has been on the newspaper staff for three years and has since had 50 stories published on the website (as of April 15). After graduation, she plans in attending Saint Leo University to major in criminology and criminal justice.

Cecilia Cheng is the 2023-2024 Print Managing Edit

Cecilia Cheng is the 2023-2024 Print Managing Editor of Knight Writers.

She has been on the newspaper staff for three years and has since had 93 stories published on the website (as of April 12). After graduation, she plans in attending Brown University to major in neuroscience and journalism

Sleeping in, being late, skipping school has becom

Sleeping in, being late, skipping school has become the new regular for most, if not all, Robinson seniors. As the Class of 2024 reach their few weeks of high school, many have developed something known as senioritis.

Staff Writer Coleton Rone interviews individuals about their feelings on the spread of this “disease.”

🎥: Coleton Rone (@wrestlingcap_enjoyer)

The Knight Writers staff is pleased to announce th

The Knight Writers staff is pleased to announce the 2024-2025 Editorial Board. Swipe to see their positions!

This year, the Robinson Starlets are going for sil

This year, the Robinson Starlets are going for silver, as they are beginning a successful competition season. After performing at various school events such as football games and pep rallies, they now must focus on competing during their winter guard season. They have placed in several competitions this year and are now heading to the Daytona championships.

A large part of the starlets, besides their athletic ability, is the showmanship of the routine they put on for the judges, which made the perfection of their routine crucial. This year's theme is "Suenos de Cali," which means Dreams of Cali in English. It features white ruffle tops and blue ruffle skirts, reminiscent of Latin dance wear, as well as a fitting soundtrack consisting of Spanish renditions of "California Dreams" by the Mamas and Papas and "Hotel California" by the Eagles. and colored flags.

"It's mainly about dreams of being in California from an outside perspective," said Starlets Capitan Gabriella Toranzo ('25).

So far, they have been mostly competing against local schools and teams. Their routine had not yet been fully cleaned and perfected until the most recent pep rally, so they hadn't been placing as well as they hoped to be. But now that their routine has been completed, there are high hopes for their achievements this season.

"Getting the whole show together was hectic," said Starlets Coach Siara Espejo. "We had some technical difficulties with the props but thankfully it all worked out."

In their most recent competitions at Riverview High School and Seminole High School, they placed 1st and 2nd overall, meaning they will be moving on to the championship competition at Daytona Beach.

"We've been doing a lot better this season, there's been lots of ups and downs, and we're really looking forward to competing in states," Toranzo said.

The starlets are projected to place second at the state-wide competition.

📝: Malia Rodriguez (@maliarodriguezzz)
📸: Joanie Webster

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