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PREP SPORTS: ‘The community will always have your back’: Cold Springs’ Josh Winfrey reflects on Eagle years
BREMEN, Ala. — Cold Springs’ senior Josh Winfrey played multiple sports in high school and had a great career. He talked about one of his favorite memories, plus some of his favorite awards. He had a blast playing with so many great players and learned some important things from a couple of them. “My favorite memory playing sports is winning area last baseball season. We were the first team in thirty years at Cold Springs to win area. My favorite awards during my time playing sports were being All-County four times in three different sports,” Winfrey said. “During my career, I...
'Smell the roses': Sipsey Valley football volunteers at Eagles' Wings 2024 May Day
When head football coach Joey Milligan first came to Sipsey Valley two years ago, he made it a goal to get his students involved in the community. Whether it was having his students go to the elementary school on Fridays before football games in their uniforms to read to the students and open their car doors as they arrived to school, Milligan makes sure his students are involved. ...
Terre Haute South girls tennis season ends at semi-state
JASPER, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Floyd Central beats Terre Haute South 3-2 in the IHSAA Girls Tennis semi-state championship at Jasper High School. South’s #1 doubles team of Savannah Semmler and Jessica Kallubhavi won in straight sets to pick up the first point of the day for the Braves. South also picked up a point in […]
This week in HS Sports: For Sumiton Christian’s Yancey Young, the setback won’t be as great as the comeback
This is an opinion piece. Sumiton Christian coach Ricky Bowen credits senior Yancey Young with the saying that inspired his team’s run to this year’s Class 1A state baseball championship. “I think it was Yancey who said a setback is never as great as a comeback,” Bowen said....
Landon Shumate pitches No. 2 Sumiton Christian past Sweet Water in 1A opener
Second-ranked Sumiton Christian is one win away from its second state baseball title. The Eagles scored all three of their runs in the third inning and Landon Shumate made them stand up for a 3-2 victory over No. 9 Sweet Water in the opening game of the Class 1A championship series at Oxford’s Choccolocco Park on Tuesday.
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