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Clay County- For the fifth consecutive year, the Oakleaf girls track & field team are champions of the NEFAC. Their performance has been the benchmark of excellence in track & field in Clay County as both the girl’s and boys have achieved a decade of dominance for Oakleaf. “As always, it was a complete team effort from the field to the track”said head coach Merlin Smith. He attributed consistency in...Read More

Northeast Fl- Several track & field high school stars showcased themselves at the 58th annual Bob Hayes Track & Field Invitational. This year, the meet was held at the University of North Florida instead of Raines High School where the meet was traditionally for more than four decades. Former NFL star and Bob Hayes Invitational Executive Director Greg Coleman was instrumental in making sure the meet was a success. Despite...Read More

EDMONTON – The Edmonton Elks have signed former Raines High School quarterback Ivory Durham IV. Durham becomes the newest member of the professional quarterback club from Northeast Florida, joining Bolles QB Mac Jones (New England Patriots), Bishop Kenny’s John Wolford (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), First Coast’s DeAndre Johnson (New Jersey Generals/USFL), and Bartram’s Nathan Peterman (Chicago Bears). The 2017 Class 4A Player of the Year led Raines to its second state...Read More

Northeast Fl- The top 5 girl’s basketball players of the year were named this week, as our basketball expert Coach Patrece observed from her perspective the most impactful players of the year. Let’s take a look at the “Starting 5” below, and don’t forget to look out for the release of the 2nd team and honorable mention players later this week. Get Your Player Profile Today!!! Get Your Player Profile...Read More

Lakeland FL- Ponte Vedra (23-6) faced Dwyer (28-1) in the state championship game Saturday. Dwyer defeated Wharton (24-7) 52-39 to advance to the title game. While Ponte Vedra advanced with a 63-41 victory over Wekiva Thursday. Dwyer was led by Mason Brown (13.7ppg) and Blake Wilsons 12.3 ppg). The Sharks, who were led by Israel Nuhu (12.8ppg), Ben Ritchie (11.8ppg), and Nathan Bunkosky (11.6 ppg), came into the contest hoping...Read More