Loving the lacrosse life

Update on boys LAX season and future games

Rebekah Bushmire, Editor-in-Chief

Mar 6, 2024

Boys varsity lacrosse player dodges his teammates stick while in practice.

Gallery • 9 Photos

Camilla O’Connell

Boys varsity lacrosse player dodges his teammates stick while in practice.

The Varsity Boys Lacrosse team is currently 4-2 in their 2023-2024 season. Below is the current game stats:

Varsity

Feb. 5 vs Pace Academy 19-7 (L)

Feb. 12 @ Ola 11-2 (W)

Feb. 15 vs Trinity Christian 15-10 (W)

Feb. 16 vs Newnan 10-6 (W)

Feb. 26 @ Kell 1-0 (W)

March 5 vs Walker 15-7 (L)

Below are the remaining games in this season:

Varsity

March 7 @ Chattahoochee
March 11 @ Campbell
March 15 vs Strong Rock Christian
March 21 vs Whitewater
March 25 vs East Coweta
March 27 @ Bremen
April 9 vs Starr’s Mill
April 10 @ Union Grove
April 15 @ Carrollton
April 17 @ Northgate
April 18 @ Midtown

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About the Contributor

Camilla O’Connell, Photo Editor

Camilla O’Connell is a senior at McIntosh. This is her first year on the Trail, though she is a four year editor of the Legend Yearbook and is their Photo Editor for the 2025 book. O’Connell spent a week of her summer as a National Youth Correspondent representing Georgia at the Washington Journalism and Media Conference, in Washington DC, where she met many working journalists and learned how to write in Smart Brevity. O’Connell has won three All-Georgia awards for her storytelling and photography, one superior award in portrait photography and was the first place winner for the Georgia Scholastic Press Association's 2023 on the spot photo contest. She has also won the Laws of Life essay contest twice. Her work has been published in local news sites. Fun fact she fought the Citizen and won because they used one of her photos without her permission or giving her credit. She has photographed every home football game in her high school career. Outside of journalism O’Connell is the President of the Knitting and Crochet club, is in Beta club, Key club, We the People, Chorus, Advanced Drama, the English National Honors Society and the National Honor Society. When she’s not doing something on campus she can be found at the pool as a head lifeguard, on the rink playing hockey, making content for Joestens as one of their Ambassadors or hanging out with friends. “Though I love photography, my favorite part of journaling is getting to interview and hear people’s stories and being a microphone to share them.”