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West Broward duo dominates
Sell, Oliver cruise to wins; St. Thomas sweeps team titles
For two seniors on a mission, dominance at districts was merely a catalyst toward greater ambitions.
Small programs boast big talent
Year in and year out, it’s no surprise to find talent at several of Broward County’s big school football programs.
Waiting for this moment
For David Posnack Hebrew Day School, Oct. 15, 2009, is a date that will go down in history.
The lure of game lights
After a long week of homework, teachers and extracurricular activities, only one thing can get students to come back to school on a Friday night: the football game.
It’s not a public vs. private schools issue; it's a transfer issue
Let's go ahead and put it out there. The public vs. private school debate.
Dillard's Parson commits
Girls Basketball
What started out as a great month for the Dillard girls' basketball program just got better.
Sun Sentinel Super 11
Meet the Broward Super 11
Jonathan Feliciano
On video, into College
Quiet on the set. Action!
Douglas foreits football victory over Monarch because of two ineligible players
It took only the first week of the high school football season for a team to forfeit a hard earned victory.
Broward County Class 6A high school football preview
Patriots have talent to make another run deep into the playoffs
A state championship was on the minds of three Class 6A football teams in Broward County last season when Miramar, Deerfield Beach and Cypress Bay all reached double-digit victories and moved on a collision course in the postseason.
St. Thomas football, Brandon Knight among top story lines of new school year
Seems like this was one of the shortest summers on record, doesn't it?
South Broward's Saunders headed to Miami
The pipeline from South Broward to the University of Miami appears to continue flowing.
High school star Pressley jumps to international debut
Her coach and teammates would take turns steadying the high jump bar over an old, water-soaked pit at the City of Lauderhill Sports Park.
Aquinas RB Giovanni Bernard cuts list to 8; UM, UF, FSU still in hunt
Giovanni Bernard is in no hurry. In fact he doesn't even have his top 3 colleges prioritized yet.
Boyd Anderson's Coleman commits to Ole Miss
Boyd Anderson High product Cliff Coleman had his college choices come down to Florida State and Mississippi, and Friday he chose to venture out of state.
Miramar, Dwyer receivers excel at 7-on-7 event
Ivan McCartney, of Miramar High, and Gerald Christian, of Dwyer High, proved they are ready for the upcoming football season.
Piper's Gray, Maddox sign with colleges
A pair of Piper point guards recently signed to play college basketball this upcoming season.
New Marlins stadium to have South Florida vision and views
Groundbreaking ceremony held for new Marlins stadium
The Florida Marlins' lengthy quest for a new ballpark came off the drawing board Saturday with a ceremonial groundbreaking, but the team's vision goes beyond creating a field of its own and controlling its own revenue.
Race incident in Pennsylvania rocks local swimmers world
Coaches to use example to raise awareness
After years of getting more minority kids involved with swimming, local coaches and swimmers were forced to take a step back in history last month.
Broward to keep sports cuts despite FHSAA reversal
The state changed its mind, but Broward County is holding firm.
Pine Crest star Brandon Knight suffers foot injury
Pine Crest basketball star Brandon Knight can breathe a sigh of relief.
President Obama, in White Sox jacket, throws out All-Star Game's first pitch
Obama lobs a softball to open All-Star Game
ST. LOUIS -- As you would expect, President Barack Obama worked from the left while making the ceremonial first pitch at Tuesday's All-Star Game.
Events make it easy to get into Zo and D.Wade's Summer Groove
American Airlines Arena, Miami on July 12
For a fan, July 12 was the ultimate sports experience.
Wade's defection would devastate like few in recent sports history
When he was growing up, Dwyane Wade wasn't picky about where he played.
Broward High School Sports
Double-duty dedication
While some coaches are only on campus for a few hours per day, Cooper City High girls' varsity volleyball coach and biology teacher Jen Nix is on campus for nearly 12 hours.
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Broward 2009 All-County
