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Approval of SP High School fishing team made by Board of Education - The Marion Tribune

JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer The formation of the South Pittsburg High School fishing team has recently been given the thumbs up during this month’s Board of Education meeting. According to Director of Schools Mark Griffith, the fishing team will serve less as a sports team and more as a brand new extracurricular activity for students

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Approval of SP High School fishing team made by Board of Education - The Marion Tribune

The South Pittsburg High School will soon have a fishing team after the Board of Education greenlit the proposal this month. School officials say the team will function as an extracurricular activity, allowing students to engage with the outdoors and learn valuable skills.

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This Week in HS Sports: Identical Twin Brothers, Now Head Coaches, Thankful for Prayers, Support Along the Way

Identical twin brothers Deric and Eric Scott are set to make history this fall when they face off as head football coaches for the first time. Their journey to leading rival high school teams is a testament to their shared passion, unwavering dedication, and the power of community support, showcasing a unique and compelling story that transcends the gridiron.

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COACHT.COM ARKANSAS

Winning Formula: Many Similarities, Differences Between Two Champion Teams

Two baseball teams, separated by 28 years but united by a single goal, achieved the ultimate prize: a state championship. As the Mountain Home American Legion program basks in its recent victory, similarities and differences emerge when comparing this year's champions to the 1997 team, offering a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of the sport and the timeless ingredients for success.

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COACHT.COM FLORIDA

Rickards renames gymnasium in honor of the late Ernest "Rock" Jones

A beloved coach and educator's legacy lives on: Rickards High School in Tallahassee, Florida, has renamed its gymnasium in honor of the late Ernest "Rock" Jones, a man whose impact on the school and its students will now be forever enshrined in its halls.

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COACHT.COM GEORGIA

Gscs Partners With Positive Coaching Alliance to Benefit Youth Athletes

Griffin-Spalding County Schools is teaming up with the Positive Coaching Alliance to bring a more positive and enriching experience to youth and high school athletics, focusing on character development and leadership skills alongside athletic improvement.

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COACHT.COM INDIANA

A Look at St. Sava Church's Serbian Sports Exhibit

A new exhibit celebrating Serbian athletic achievements is set to open this Friday at the St. Sava Church's annual Serb Fest, showcasing unique memorabilia from a range of athletes and including a signed basketball from NBA superstar Nikola Jokic.

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COACHT.COM KENTUCKY

Lacrosse Revisions Include Who Can Enter Crease

Get ready for a lacrosse revolution! Starting in 2026, high school boys' lacrosse will see key rule changes, most notably restricting defensive players (excluding goalies) from entering the crease with the intent to block shots, promising a more open and offensive game.

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COACHT.COM MISSISSIPPI

McQueen Signs With Rangers

Hometown hero Jamaurion "Jay" McQueen, a standout baseball player from Brandon High School and proud member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, has achieved his dream, signing with the Texas Rangers after being drafted.

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Levy Looks Forward to Celebrate Turning 100 at Hall of Fame

Football fans across the nation are preparing to celebrate a monumental milestone as legendary coach Marv Levy approaches his 100th birthday. The Pro Football Hall of Famer, known for his booming voice and humor, is looking forward to the festivities and reflecting on a remarkable life and career, including his storied tenure with the Buffalo Bills.

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COACHT.COM NORTH CAROLINA

High School Basketball: Jesse Carson High School's Neve Strives to Honor Mother

In Salisbury, North Carolina, high school basketball player Drew Neve is driven to succeed, not just for himself, but to honor his late mother, Angie. Friday would have been her 50th birthday, a milestone cancer cruelly prevented. Now, every game is a tribute to her memory and a testament to the enduring power of a son's love.

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Rodriguez Says West Virginia University are Too Soft

Former West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez, known for his tough, no-nonsense approach, suggests the current Mountaineer squad may lack the grit and determination he believes are essential for success, drawing parallels to his childhood aversion to the "miserable" task of weeding, implying the team needs to embrace the hard work required to compete at a high level.

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COACHT.COM PENNSYLVANIA

Baseball: Carbondale's Ed Wade Inducted to Phillies Wall of Fame

Longtime baseball executive Ed Wade, a Carbondale, PA native, was inducted into the Philadelphia Phillies Wall of Fame alongside Jimmy Rollins Friday night, honoring his impactful tenure as general manager and contributions to the team's success in the late 2000s.

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Airport High School Football Team Hosts Free Youth Clinic to Guide the Next Generation

Young football hopefuls in the Airport High School community got a chance to learn from their local heroes last week as the Eagles team hosted its annual free clinic, teaching the next generation key fundamentals and inspiring a love for the game.

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COACHT.COM TEXAS

Large Group Runs/Walks Saturday, July 19, To Help Protect Children From Kawasaki Disease

Join hundreds of walkers and runners across the nation who are stepping up to raise awareness and funds to combat Kawasaki Disease, a leading cause of acquired heart disease in children.

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COACHT.COM VIRGINIA

A senseless act: Roger Goodell reflects on shooting at NFL office in NYC

In the wake of a tragic shooting at an NFL office in New York City, leaving four dead and another wounded, Commissioner Roger Goodell has expressed the league's profound sorrow, calling the event a "senseless" act that has shaken the NFL community and the city.

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