By indefinitely suspending its ban on athletes profiting from their names, images and likeness, the NCAA has embarked on its most notable change in the association’s 115-year history. We’re at the start, but the endgame […]
“After transferring to Western Kentucky, she became a 2-time First Team All-Sun Belt Conference player in 1997 and 1998; completing a streak of being named 1st team All-Conference in every full season of High School […]
“What’s interesting is that Gooden and Johnson accomplished their success without all of the accessibility to resources that today’s girls’ players have in terms of trainers, access to spacious gyms, and modern technological advances. In […]
“I want kids and athletes to understand that there are rules that have to be followed in sports as well as in school…” ~ James Payne IHSAA Official and FWCS school resource officer James Payne […]
I’m baaack!! Yes, it’s Coach Edmonds back for year three of Courtside with Coach Edmonds. I’m getting a late start this season due to being busy writing for other publications (which is fun for me). […]
The images of empty stadiums and sports venues is something that we as sports fans have unfortunately become accustomed to this past year. Virtually empty ballparks, arenas and gymnasiums are what have been imposed on […]
Now in its ninth year, the organization Always 100, fueled by the visions of CEO Vernard Hollins, is continuing to develop the basketball skills and knowledge of area young people. The primary goal continues to […]
Sports and athletics were such a common thing for me growing up that I shudder to think where my life would be, and what I would have become if I didn’t get involved in athletics […]
The Jackson’s They may not play instrument’s, but their talents are in perfect harmony on the basketball court this season! Now let’s be honest, when you read the title of this story you thought “Why is […]
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