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Georgia Quarterback Suing Florida Coach in NIL Nightmare for NCAA
When the “World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party” takes place during the upcoming college football season in Jacksonville, things could be extra spicy when the University of Florida Gators take on the University of Georgia Bulldogs as the two schools will be embroiled in a battle on the gridiron as well as a clash in the courtroom.
Meet records, threepeat, five gold medals highlight 3A, 4A state track and field meet
Tallahassee became title town over the weekend as five Big Bend track and field athletes brought home individual state titles. With the Class 3A and 4A State Championships taking place in Jacksonville at the University of North Florida, local athletes from Chiles, Leon, Lincoln and Rickards competed, with the Trojans finishing highest in...
Jacksonville Area Golf Association Scholarship Trust celebrates 50th year of helping students
For the 50th year, the Jacksonville Area Golf Association is helping First Coast high school students defray their college expenses — a list that has swelled to more than 400, who have received more than $2 million in assistance. The association honored 16 more recipients from the JAGA Scholarship...
A five-sport athlete from Florida is ready to join the Kentucky women’s soccer team
Future Kentucky Wildcats soccer player Gabby Rourke really must hate free time. Rourke, who signed a National Letter of Intent (NLI) this spring to play in the SEC for the Kentucky Wildcats, is coming off a storied career at Atlantic Coast High School (Jacksonville, Florida). She might just be the Jim Thorpe of the 21st century. In addition to playing soccer, Rourke also played flag football, tackle football, softball and volleyball – all at the varsity level for the Stingrays. In tackle football, she was Atlantic Coast’s placekicker and the first female to ever make the varsity team. In flag football, she showed off...
State Softball: John Carroll's title hopes derailed by Sophia Kardatske and University Christian
CLERMONT 𑁋 The John Carroll softball team and its offense had been on fire this postseason. En route to their first Final Four appearance since 2018, the Rams have averaged more than nine runs through two district games and three regional contests. But for as often as it has lit up the scoreboard, John Carroll faced a pitcher Tuesday that simply turned out the lights. ...
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