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RSL Seeks Southern Title
When this club soccer season began last year, RSL Florida's girls under-17 team had one goal in mind. ...more
June 21, 2008
RSL Seeks Southern Title
When this club soccer season began last year, RSL Florida's girls under-17 team had one goal in mind. ...more
June 21, 2008
RSL Seeks Southern Title
When this club soccer season began last year, RSL Florida's girls under-17 team had one goal in mind. ...more
June 21, 2008
RSL Seeks Southern Title
When this club soccer season began last year, RSL Florida's girls under-17 team had one goal in mind. ...more
June 21, 2008
RSL Seeks Southern Title
When this club soccer season began last year, RSL Florida's girls under-17 team had one goal in mind. ...more
June 21, 2008
Young Authors Get Creative At Moton
It's not a typical presidential story. In "My Life as a First Lady," a book written by Moton Elementary School student Allie Zelakowski, 10, Emily is a woman married to the president of the United States. ...more
May 30, 2008
Skate Church Is Quarter Pipe Dreams For Teenagers
It's Thursday evening. It's 6 o'clock. During the next half hour, one - two - three at a time, 15 teenage boys and three girls show up at the fenced in, concrete slab interrupting Orange Street on the south side of Liberty Street in downtown Brooksville. ...more
May 28, 2008
Two Girls Injured In ATV Crash
Two girls were injured, one seriously after falling off an ATV late Saturday evening, according to an official with the Highlands County Sheriff's Office. ...more
February 12, 2008
SFCC Softball Starts Slow
St. Augustine — The South Florida Community College softball team opened the season by competing in the Triple Crown Tournament over the weekend. The Panthers went 1-4 in their five games losing on Friday to Coastal Georgia 5-2. On Saturday, SFCC split a pair of games, losing to Florida Community College of Jacksonville 8-0, but the Panthers bounced back to defeat St. Johns 2-1. SFCC's Lindsey Andree picked up the win on the mound. "We looked nervous and didn't make plays that we normally make," said SFCC coach Carlos Falla. "We had some kids play well and we had some that didn't play up to their potential. "They are learning that you have to come to play every day and that you can't let an error in the field or a bad at-bat get you down. ...more
February 5, 2008
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