Alma Bryant senior setter Parris Collier has powered the Hurricanes to an 11-8 record and a spot in area tournament play, capping a volleyball journey that began under coach Cassandra Stewart nearly seven years ago.
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Baldwin County
Storm Threat Pushes Several South Alabama Prep Football Games to Thursday
A forecast for storms and lightning on Friday led several Mobile and Baldwin county high school football games to move to Thursday night this week, part of a wider round of schedule changes across Alabama.
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Satsuma senior Matthew Ziebach juggles tire shop shifts and Gators football
Satsuma senior Matthew Ziebach spent his summer changing 18-wheeler tires by day and practicing with the Gators by night, impressing new head coach Rodney Jordan with the intensity he brings to both.
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Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Football Classic Set to Return to Mobile’s Hancock Whitney Stadium
The Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Football Classic is returning to Mobile’s Hancock Whitney Stadium starting this December, bringing the senior showcase back to the city where it began in 1988.
Baldwin County
USA Volleyball’s Win Streak, Soccer Awards and a Softball Legend’s Hall of Fame Moment Headline Jaguars’ Week
South Alabama’s volleyball team extended its win streak to seven matches, the soccer program swept a slate of Sun Belt honors, and former softball ace Farish Beard-Collura was inducted into the school’s athletic Hall of Fame, while area high schools sent runners to this week’s state cross country meet.
Baldwin County
South Alabama Hoops Schedule Set, Volleyball Postseason Begins Across Mobile, Baldwin Counties
South Alabama’s women’s basketball team released its non-conference schedule and the volleyball team dropped its first Sun Belt match, while Spring Hill College plans a Midnight Madness celebration and area high schools open the AHSAA volleyball playoffs.
Baldwin County
Mobile County’s College Soccer Programs Aim for Deep Postseason Runs
Spring Hill College, the University of South Alabama and the University of Mobile all open their 2019 soccer seasons with postseason hopes, while Baldwin County’s Drug Court Foundation prepares for a Daphne fundraiser featuring former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf.