On March 21, electric energy radiated off the lustrous Franklin High School (FHS) gym floor as the 5th annual Unify March Madness game was initiated. Nothing less than a packed set of bleachers was the spectacle for this unique event.
An even match-up made for a very close game, resulting in the red team clutching the victory with one basket over the white team. The final score was 46-44.
Parents watched with anticipation and excitement as players chased excellence and glory. No player shied from aggression and competition while simultaneously maintaining sportsmanship throughout the game.
Kaitlyn Reeves was among the many rookies who scored a first goal in their Unify debut. After the game, players were awarded medals and were given the opportunity to sign autographs for spectators.
With this year’s game recording the highest number of participants, FHS student leadership seeks to aim for growth in years to come.
A full article by Christopher Hedden on Unify March Madness as an annual FHS sports event was featured in the last edition of Macon Sense, March 14. Read it here.
