November 26th, 2007 05:19pm
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Maybe an undefeated record wasn’t the way to go.
In 2005 and 2006 Lafayette finished the football regular season 10-0 only to be disappointed by losses to Port St. Joe, first in the regional final and then in the regional semi.
This year the Hornets opened the season with a rare loss ” 16-0 to visiting Keystone Heights.
They haven’t been defeated since.
During that stretch, the Lafayette defense has shut out …
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November 16th, 2007 06:02pm
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With two decades of service, no one has ever coached more games in Oak Hall’s 37-year history than Cari Martin. And since the day she was hired as a fresh-faced 21-year-old straight out of Valdosta State, the school has been lucky to have her.
Most people around here know Martin for what she has accomplished in volleyball, turning a mediocre program into a year-in, year-out fixture at the FHSAA state final four. But at one point until …
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November 12th, 2007 05:41pm
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A couple of weeks ago, I was talking to Buchholz volleyball coach Jeff Reavis about his team. We had gone over just about every player when he said something that stuck out to me.
“I think Christine Pinder has the potential to become a Marcie Hampton-type talent,” Reavis said.
Now, anyone who saw current Gator senior Hampton in her high school career at P.K. Yonge knows she’s probably the greatest high school player this area (and …
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November 5th, 2007 05:24pm
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For some reason major colleges have been slow to discover Newberry’s excitingly fast running back Antwan Ivey.
I believe he is a Division I talent. P.K. Yonge coach John Clifford agrees. So does Ocala Trinity Catholic’s Ricky Nattiel.
Being 5-foot-7 is probably Ivey’s biggest (only?) drawback. However, as Florida’s 5-6 sophomore tailback/return man Brandon James has proved, an athlete of that size can be extremely productive at the highest level of college football. And in future …
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