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Don't Miss a Minute of McIntosh.

The Trail - The Student News Site of McIntosh High School

Jackson Johnson

Jackson Johnson, Staff Writer

Sophomore Jackson Johnson is new to the trail this year. Jackson joined the trail this year because of an older friend who said it would be a lot of fun. Jackson’s goal this year is to improve on his nose for news and getting to know what’s going on around him. Jackson plays soccer for the Mcintosh varsity team and won his first state championship last year. Outside of school Jackson plays on a club soccer team named AFC Lighting. Jackson is a member of the National English Honor Society and values his academics very highly.

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Impact of Coronavirsus Suspending Sports: What's the Effect on Student Athletes?

Impact of Coronavirsus Suspending Sports: What’s the Effect on Student Athletes?

Landon Wilde and Jackson Johnson Mar 19, 2020

Due to the Coronavirus, school has been canceled until April 1 and in addition to school, GHSA has also suspended all sports for the next two weeks. “Fayette County Public Schools will remain closed...

After coming off a win against Jonesboro High School, the Lady Chiefs compete against Lambert.

Varsity Girls Soccer takes tough loss against Lambert

Jackson Johnson and Samantha Cornett Feb 12, 2020

On Feb. 11 the varsity girls soccer team competed against Lambert High School at home. Going into the game the girls knew they had a challenge. Lambert were State Champions in 2017 and State Runner Ups...

Varsity soccer captains Luke Giordano(right) and Skylar Dzenis(left) pose for a picture together

Varsity Soccer Preparing to Kick off the Season

Jackson Johnson, Staff Writer Jan 30, 2020

Friday, Jan. 31 varsity boys and girls soccer will be at home in a scrimmage against Walton before the season kicks off against Jonesboro on Tuesday, Feb. 4. Varsity girls will kick off at 6 p.m. followed...

Spring Season Tryouts are Underway

Jackson Johnson and Landon Wilde Jan 21, 2020

The spring season is just around the corner as well as the sports played in them. Tryouts for baseball and soccer were held this week and teams will be finalized soon. Boys soccer tryouts are being...

The New England Patriots lose in wild card playoff game

Jackson Johnson and Samantha Cornett Jan 10, 2020

Over the multiple National Football League (NFL) seasons, the New England Patriots have been a powerhouse led by none other than quarterback Tom Brady and head coach Bill Belichick. Brady has played for...

Swim Bounces Back and Takes First Place

Jackson Johnson, Staff Writer Dec 15, 2019

Swim competed in the Toys for Tots invitational meet this past Friday, Dec. 6, 2019. Boys took first place bouncing back after falling to rival school Starr’s Mill. “I believe that all swimmers knew...

The Struggle of Studying for Finals

The Struggle of Studying for Finals

Landon Wilde and Jackson Johnson Dec 15, 2019

The semester is coming to an end which means finals week is coming up and students need to prepare. Preparation is essential to achieve a good grade on the exams and with the new seven-period day, some...

Swim team competes against school rival

Swim team competes against school rival

Jackson Johnson and Samantha Cornett Dec 3, 2019

The swim team competed against Starrs Mill on Friday, Nov. 22 in the Kedron Aquatic Center.Both the girls and boys teams fell short against their school rival, losing the overall competition.       ...

Chief News Outreach 11/15

Chief News Outreach 11/15

Audra O’Clair, Jackson Johnson, and Izzy Pullias Nov 20, 2019

International Audra O'Clair Throughout Iraq, anti-government protests have begun. These protests have left hundreds of protesters dead from the Iraqi Security Forces pushing back the protesters....

McIntosh Will Host Annual Dual Enrollment Meeting Nov. 18

Jackson Johnson, Staff Writer Nov 15, 2019

For students looking to be off-campus next year and begin earning credits through Dual Enrollment, the annual mandatory meetings are coming up. It is required for students to attend at least one of the...

Chorus Performs at Annual Fall Concert

Chorus Performs at Annual Fall Concert

Jackson Johnson, Staff Writer Oct 4, 2019

Tuesday, Oct. 1 was the African themed Fall concert where each class sang at least one song either about Africa or in an African language. The advanced mixed choir class, cantabile, sang the song “Africa”...

Powder Puff Mayhem: Juniors Win

Powder Puff Mayhem: Juniors Win

Jackson Johnson, Staff Writer Sep 27, 2019

The 11 annual Powder Puff game was on Wednesday, Sep. 25 and turned out to be a night many won’t forget. In the early stages of the first half the seniors were looking sharp leading 13-6, but the juniors...

Powder Puff Preparations Complete

Powder Puff Preparations Complete

Jackson Johnson, Staff Writer Sep 25, 2019

On Wednesday, Sept. 25 McIntosh’s annual Powder Puff game kicks off. For those who are new to McIntosh or are unaware of what Powder Puff is, the junior and senior class girls will face off against each...

Hurricane Dorian Affects McIntosh Students

Jackson Johnson, Staff Writer Sep 12, 2019

Hurricane Dorian started as a category 5 hurricane in the Central Atlantic and lowered to a category 1 before reaching our East Coast. Hurricane Dorian moved at a snail's pace throwing heavy rain causing...

Junior Brooke Boucher (left) and senior Ava Kreitner (right) enjoy their time in Paris in front of the Eiffel Tower.

French students travel to France for Summer Program

Samantha Cornett and Jackson Johnson Aug 27, 2019

Over the summer, French teacher Madame Bre and a group of 12 students packed their things and went to attend the Institut de Touraine in Tours, France, located just three hours outside of Paris. The students...

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