Fitting into a new place isn’t always easy for high school athletes. New teammates, new friends and a new playbook can be a challenge. But for Branford High School senior Maurice Vought, the transition has become something special.
“It felt like home from the moment I stepped on campus,” Vought said. “The players and coaches welcomed me with open arms, and it’s a real brotherhood. I’m so happy to be a part of this amazing program.”
Senior right side and defensive specialist Rowan Kage has seen plenty of volleyball matches inside the Gainesville High gym, but last week’s senior night win over rival Buchholz will be one she never forgets.
The Hurricanes rallied from two sets down for a reverse sweep in front of a packed crowd, a night Kage called “super loud and super energetic.” It was the kind of performance that she’ll remember forever as she had 19 digs, 16 kills and 5 blocks to avenge an earlier loss this season and earn Kage this week’s UF Health Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Athlete of the week.
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The Bell Bulldogs didn’t start the 2025 football season the way they hoped, dropping their first four games. But after picking up their first win against OPCA, they strung together their best performance of the year in a 42-point outburst against Dixie County.
Junior running back Landin Williams scored four touchdowns in the victory, earning UF Health Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Athlete of the Week honors.
The OSMI welcomes Sean Tabaie, from The Ohio State University College of Medicine.
Dr. Tabaie will present a talk to faculty and residents as outlined below.
A typical high school football game features around 80 to 100 snaps. For players who stick to one side of the ball, that usually means about 50 plays a night. But for two-way players like Williston senior Ramey Webb, the toll can be much higher.
The town of Fort White is known as a quiet, rural hub for outdoor recreation, where residents appreciate the peace of the community. For junior Bo Jones, center for the Fort White High School football team, that peace lasts six days a week, because Fridays are reserved for domination.
Jones and the Indians have been off to a strong start to the 2025 season, a product of what he says was a focused offseason.
