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Elijah Jefferson caught the ball with three seconds remaining at the top of the key, he made one hard dribble with his right hand and then he rose up to stroke a 16 footer that gave Rockdale County a 61-59 region opening road win over Lakeside Tuesday.
Jefferson led all scorers with 23 points. Lakeside was led by Ahmad Hunt, who scored 20 points, and Lazerius Walden, who added 14.
“It’s deflating,” Lakeside first year head coach Brad Powers said in a text message in response to my question about what it felt like to see Jefferson’s shot fall. “I hate it for our team, and we will utilize this as a learning opportunity.”
“We work on those game scenarios daily at practice,” Powers said about Tuesday’s ending. “We just didn’t execute when we needed to.
“I’m always proud of all our guys fighting for each other, Powers continued. “We simply have to do better.” Region play will continue this weekend when Lakeside (3-5) will travel to Evans (8-1) Friday, and Rockdale (7-3) will visit Alcovy (7-4) the same night.
Whether it’s student-athletes producing highlights, or student-journalists producing highlight reels, there are a lot of shining talents in the Augusta River Region! Zone706 wants to give that talent another platform to shine upon.
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Be A Student Sports Reporter
In the bright new morning of name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals, there are more opportunities than ever for students who want to pursue career opportunities in sports media.
Whether it’s student-athletes producing highlights, or student-journalists producing highlight reels, there are a lot of shining talents in the Augusta River Region! Zone706 wants to give that talent another platform to shine upon.
We’re looking for student reporters to join our team. This opportunity is ideal for any student who wants to support their team while gaining valuable sports journalism experience in the process! Our goal is to empower area students to find their creative voices and give them the journalistic tools to harness them.
As a Zone706 student reporter, you will document and record news, highlights, previews, recaps, etc., for your school’s teams. You’ll have the freedom to attend the games and write on the topics that you want. We’ll help build your journalism portfolio and develop skills that will prepare you for roles in sports media, including:
Shooting and editing photos and videos
Optimizing web content for search engines
Social media reporting
Interviewing and script writing
Story idea generation
If you or someone you know is right for this opportunity, send questions along with writing and media samples to info@zone706.com!
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