Lovett Students Recognized as “20 Under 20” Standouts

For the first time, five Lovett students were named Rough Draft Atlanta 20 Under 20 Honorees, and one additional student was selected as a runner-up. This distinguished program recognizes young people who not only excel academically but go above and beyond to bring positivity and leadership to their communities. The honorees were chosen from more than 100 entries submitted by students across Atlanta.

Lovett varsity tennis captains and doubles partners Grayson Cooke ’26 and Finn Graber ’26 were named honorees for founding Serve First, an initiative that helps establish tennis programs in underserved communities. Since their junior year, the seniors have collected more than $22,000 in equipment to help outfit tennis programs within Atlanta Public Schools. This year, the duo is focused on expanding their reach to a third APS school, sharing their love of the game with even more students.

Isabelle Cheroff ’26, Tori McMillan ’26, and Carter Rumph ’26 were also named honorees for their work raising funds for Blood Cancer United. The trio assembled a team of 22 Lovett students who competed against 37 other teams to earn the title of Student Visionaries of the Year—an award given to the group that raises the most funds while making a meaningful impact on the lives of cancer patients and their families, as well as advancing research and advocacy efforts. The team ultimately raised $283,138!

In Fall 2025, Carter and Tori attended Blood Cancer United’s national conference in New York City to learn about current research and collaborate on future fundraising efforts.

Recognized as a runner-up, Zaynab Farid ’26 is the founder of Lovett’s South Asian Alliance and The Give Back Coalition, a youth-led service organization that has established chapters across the United States.
The Lovett community is thrilled that these students were recognized for their leadership and outstanding charitable contributions. Congratulations to all!