Hawkins junior La’miya Anderson is a leader with a passion for community and helping others. Along with playing quarterback on the Hawks girl’s flag football team, she is the captain of the dance team.
The Hawkins Hawks executed their 32-8 victory over the View Park Knights with their strong rushing game. Every touchdown the Hawks made were on the ground.
The Dorsey Dons football team started the second half of their season on a high note by defeating the Augustus Hawkins Hawks 20-0 for their homecoming game. Dorsey secured their first win of the season with pivotal defensive stops and a sound rushing game.
Robin Wilson is fighting a battle against poverty and lack of opportunity. His weapon is math. The Cal Poly Pomona professor believes “Math literacy can lead to personal and societal change because it can provide or prevent access to education and economic success.”
Wide receiver Jarell Mickens will take his talents to Alabama A&M University and safety Marquette Jackson will play for the University of Nevada.
Five members of the Augustus Hawkins high school football team signed to colleges on National Signing Day.
Two senior football standouts from Augustus Hawkins High School got a chance to expose their talents on the national stage at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl
The defense of the Los Angeles High School Romans silenced the Hawks, leading the Romans to a 36-6 victory in the Division II City Section Championship.
Hawkins has a 5-0 start, the best out of any team in the Coliseum league this season so far.
Jim Cleamons wanted to empower the children of Los Angeles through diverse avenues when he aided in creating the Books and Basketball camp back in 2004. The Brotherhood Crusade kept his mission alive year-after-year.
The 12th Annual Brotherhood Crusade Jim Cleamons Books and Basketball Camp will take place August 1 through August 5 at Augustus Hawkins High School, 825 West 60th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90037.