Jake Davis is a Staff Writer at various publications, including The Guilfordian and the Oxford Eagle. He focuses on themes related to sports, particularly competitive sports, with a keen interest in college athletics, academia, and regional topics such as Tennessee and Louisiana. Jake's work has been featured in outlets like Mercyhurst University Athletics and The Line of Best Fit.
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By: Jake Davis
Jake Leary and Porter Lindsay were in trouble. The boys’ doubles pairing had jumped out to a 5-4 lead in the second set of their match against Brookhaven in the state championship, putting Lafayette on the brink of another state title after the Commodores and Panthers split the first six matches of the afternoon. With […]
Lafayette baseball took home some regular season accolades this week as seniors Noah Robinson and Radley Hill headlined a list of eight Commodores on the All-Region 2-5A team. Robinson and Hill were named Co-Pitchers of the Year after combining to give up just 13 runs in 79 1/3 innings. Robinson posted a team-best 0.85 ERA […]
It’s not often that a state championship feels like a foregone conclusion. That was certainly the case this week however as Owen Wilkinson tore through the girls’ singles bracket at the State Individual Tournament en route to her second consecutive state championship. Wilkinson dropped just three games across her four matches in the tournament, all […]
By: Jake Davis
This week was a dream-come-true for Debbie Swindoll. The Lafayette tennis head coach led her team to its fourth team state championship in the past five seasons on Monday before her players claimed three more individual championships on Thursday as they claimed state titles in girls’ singles, girls’ doubles and mixed doubles. Sophomore Finn Rico […]
It’s been a strong couple of weeks for Lafayette athletics. The Commodores claimed four state titles in tennis last week as they won their fourth team state championship in five seasons before adding three more titles at the state individual tournament. They also picked up an historic victory on the links as they rode a […]
The accolades continued to roll in for Lafayette tennis this weekend as seniors Crosse Lindsay and Presleigh Loper were each selected to the North Half roster for the Mississippi Association of Coaches All-Star Tennis Tournament. The pair of selections marked the first time in school history that two Commodores were selected to participate in the […]
By: Jake Davis, Chris Claflin
Erie, Pa. - The Mercyhurst Men's Lacrosse team faced a formidable opponent in Saint Anselm in a top-15 matchup that ended with the Hawks taking home an 18-10 victory. Despite a valiant effort, the Lakers were unable to overcome the Hawks'offensive onslaught.
After a very successful run to make the Final Four in the NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament, the Guilford Quakers lost to the Hampden-Sydney Tigers with a final score of 62-57.
By: Ciara Bains, Jake Davis, Ebo Taylor, Corinne Bailey Rae
Gilles Peterson and the We Out Here team perfect the mix to create a pinnacle summer festival; a home for artists and fans where dance unites all, writes Ciara Bains
By: Jake Davis, Cameron Brannigan
J.J. Shackleford’s 17-yard pass to Josiah Ayers led the Licking Heights football team Friday during a 41-6 loss at Massillon in a Division II, Region 7 first-round game.
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