Keystone Heights High School’s three-time state-title boys weightlifting team received its 2023 championship rings during halftime of the Indians’ Aug. 18 preseason football classic against Ridgeview. Pictured are: (kneeling, l-r) Assistant Coach Doug Johnson, Head Coach Lantz Lowery, Reid Begue, Trey Jeffries, Landon Hovsepian, Bo Overton, Wyatt Van Zant, Colton Hollingsworth, Jed Tisdale, (standing, l-r) Assistant Coach Jakob Alvarez, Assistant Coach Steve Reynolds, Tyler Anthony-Rozier, Jayden Goodman, Brayden Wester, Dakota Roper, Bryar Schenck, Bryson Wester, Sam Ulsch, Tyler Duncan, Declan Shine, Jackson Herman, Davin Adams and Principal Laurie Burke. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Trey Jeffries, who was the 219-pound traditional champion, loves the look of his ring. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Dakota Roper tries his ring on. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Bo Overton, who was the 169-pound champion in both the traditonal and Olympic events receives his ring and congratulations from KHHS Principal Laurie Burke. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Wyatt Van Zant (left) and Declan Shine admire their rings. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Cheered on by Bryar Schenck and Landon Hovsepian in the background (l-r), Head Coach Lantz Lowery receives his ring from Principal Laurie Burke. Photo by Cliff Smelley.
