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Sports

Maury girls volleyball starts the season strong with shut out victories

By Grant Miller and Alamar Alyamani The energy in the gym was electric as the volleyball sailed back-and-forth over the net with players sprinting, jumping, and diving to keep the game in motion, every point a test of their agility and teamwork. The Maury Commodores are on a two-game winning streak due to a mixture of experience, fresh talent, and a positive team culture.  After … Continue reading Maury girls volleyball starts the season strong with shut out victories

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Sports

Keyshawn Davis shows up for Maury

By Grant Miller A Norfolk boxing star appeared at Maury High School’s football season opener. Keyshawn “The Businessman” Davis, third ranked professional boxer in the lightweight division, attended Maury’s game against Henry Wise Jr. High School at Powhatan Arena on Friday and shared his thoughts on how local boxing impacts Norfolk as a city. Davis, 25 years old, attended Norfolk Public Schools until his senior year. … Continue reading Keyshawn Davis shows up for Maury

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Polls

Polls say football is Maury’s most popular sport

By Grant Miller Based on polls sent to students and staff, football is Maury High School’s most popular sport this school year. When asked which sports they were most excited about and most likely to attend, students and staff made football their top choice. Over 81 percent of the staff members who responded to the poll said they were most excited for football and over … Continue reading Polls say football is Maury’s most popular sport

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The Breakroom

Maury’s Teacher of the Year-a Q&A

By Moriah Schranz The following story was posted on March 29, 2024. Here is the original link. On November 13, 2023, Maury High School selected Senior Chief Hector Medina for its Teacher of the Year. In a sit down interview, Medina described the transition from active duty to the classroom and the value of JROTC. “It was very difficult at first,” Medina said. “But then … Continue reading Maury’s Teacher of the Year-a Q&A

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