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Four alumni athletes honored at Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School

By AJC Staff
Dec 26, 2014

Four alumni athletes from Holy Innocents' Episcopal School were recently inducted into the Wall of Fame. The four are Greg Hubbard, golf (2001); Sean Aiken, baseball (2008); Davis Lukens, lacrosse (2008); Erin Johnson, tennis (2000). They were honored in a recent ceremony by Head of School Paul Barton and director of athletics Ruth Donahoo.

Holy Innocents' Episcopal School, located in Sandy Springs, serves students from age 3 through high school.

ExploreRead more about the Wall of Fame on the HIES web site

Editor's note: A version of this article appeared in the AJC Bragbook for Dec. 26, 2014

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