HONEY GROVE â Forty two Honey Grove ISD seniors graduated Friday evening, 36 of whom graduated with distinction. Twenty four were honor students in the Class of 2021. High school Principal Tammy Mariani officiated the ceremony.
âThis is a significant milestone in the lives of these young people. Their graduation represents not only their hard work and dedication, but that of their families of friends who have supported them throughout their education,â Mariani said in the crowded gymnasium.
Valedictorian Makiyah Johnson was brought to tears during her address while thanking those who had stood beside her as she received her degree. She recalled fond memories she and her fellow classmates had experienced.
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John Justice, left, presents a âFirst Place Overallâ plaque to Phelps High School seniors Ryan Charles, center, and Jordan Blankenship on May 21. The two students won âFirst Place Overallâ for their project at Cedarâs Future of Work in Appalachia Student Fair, which took place in late April.
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Harrogate Town celebrate winning the Buildbase FA Trophy at Wembley Stadium
Captain fantastic Josh Falkingham fired Harrogate Town to their maiden Buildbase FA Trophy triumph in an entertaining 2019-20 Final against sixth-tier Concord Rangers at Wembley.
Simon Weaver’s League Two side always looked the more likely and despite encountering some stubborn Concord resistance, Falkingham struck late to steer the Sulphurites to victory.
Harrogate, fresh off the back of a thrilling 5-4 victory over Cambridge United on Friday, created a string of opportunities during the first half as Jon Stead and Jack Muldoon were denied by excelled Concord goalkeeper Chris Haigh.
On the charge - Lamar Reynolds breaks away from Harrogate Town midfielder Lloyd Kerry as he looks to create a chance for Concord Rangers in the much-anticipated FA Trophy final Picture: PAUL RAFFETY Concord Rangers missed out on the chance to clinch silverware as they suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Harrogate Town despite a fine performance under the Wembley arch. Just shy of 18 months on from their FA Trophy journey getting underway, Danny Scopes side went into the final as underdogs against a side plying their trade two tiers higher in League Two. But the Beach Boys, who had not been involved in a competitive fixture since February, held firm until Harrogate skipper Josh Falkingham broke Concord hearts by hitting what proved to be the winner 14 minutes from time.
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