CIA Director and Russian Counterpart Discuss Brittney Griner, Paul Whelan
The Biden administration has maintained its determination to bring home Griner and Whelan. […]
The Biden administration has maintained its determination to bring home Griner and Whelan. […]
Volleyball sensation Mikayla Porter, a 6 foot setter and OPP hitter from St. Thomas High School, has been chosen as the Westside Gazette’s Student/Athlete of the Week. Utilizing her natural physical gifts of size, length, agility, quickness and innate intelligence has contributed immensely to her individual success and the school’s elevation as a perennial volleyball power. St. Thomas recently completed its season, reaching the Florida State 6A semi-finals. With a cumulative 4.17 G.P.A. her future most assuredly includes competing on the collegiate level, for which she definitely has the physical tools to do so successfully. […]
Baker’s Astros dispatched the Philadelphia Phillies in six games, sending the city of Houston into a frenzy just five years after the team’s tainted World Series victory in 2017 under manager A.J. Hinch. […]
Forbes places Jay-Z’s worth at about $1.5 billion, so the mogul would appear to need a partner in the endeavor. He previously owned a stake in the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets. […]
Blanche Ely Tiger Harlem Howard, a three-star rated athlete according to 247 Sports, is this week’s Westside Gazette Student/Athlete of the Week. The 6’1” 165 pound free safety has thus far accumulated 41 solo tackles with six interceptions, significantly contributing to the Tigers’ unblemished record, which after last week’s resounding 47-12 victory over West Boca Raton, clinched the District 10- 3M title, positioning them for a state title run. Blanche Ely head coach Mike Bailey believes that Harlem personifies all of the qualities coaches seek in today’s student/athletes: size, speed, quickness, high football IQ, and academic excellence. […]
Becoming Collegiate Academy has become Jacksonville’s first Historically Black College and University-inspired elementary school. […]
Willie Clarington graduated from FAMU in 1962 and remained a loyal supporter of his alma mater. He later continued his education earning a master’s degree in Administration and Supervision. He had a brief stint in the NFL with the New York Giants and later had a tryout with the Denver Broncos. He also played Semi-Pro Football with the Miami Bombers and the Daytona Beach Thunderbirds for a brief period He went on to coach football at Mays High School. He was part of the staff that led the Mays Football team to an 11-0 football season and their first state title. […]
Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker said it “looks bad” that there will be no US-born Black players in the 2022 World Series. […]
Edward Waters University made history on Tuesday with the announcement of its first African American woman to lead the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics in the over 155-year history of the institution. […]
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