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An HBCU baseball legend was the unlikely mediator to end a decade-long feud between Basketball Hall of Famers.
The safety also took the stage with the school's marching band, Sonic Boom of the South
The Jacksonville Waves hosted tryouts on Sunday at Florida State College at Jacksonville South Campus, drawing aspiring athletes eager for another opportunity to compete...
This article is one in a series of features produced in partnership with the Southwestern Athletic Conference, exploring the history of the SWAC from its...
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He’s putting his money where his mouth is!
By Dorothy J. GentrySports Editor Photo: Dorothy J. Gentry Indiana Pacers star Myles Turner, a Bedford native who attended Euless Trinity High School, will...
The Haitian national women’s team missed its chance to qualify directly for the 2023 Women’s World Cup after Jamaica defeated it.
When he was a child growing up in Wurzburg, Germany, Maxi Kleber spent the majority of his time on outdoor basketball courts learning the...
Photos: Dorothy J. Gentry It was a hard-fought game on a blistering day in Arlington, but Coach Arike Ogunbowale and her Blue Team reigned...