COACHT.COM TENNESSEE

Nationals make 17-year-old Willits youngest No.1 in MLB Draft history

Eli Willits, a 17-year-old US high school shortstop, was selected by the Washington Nationals with the first overall pick in Sunday's Major League Baseball Draft at Atlanta.

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Nationals make 17-year-old Willits youngest No.1 in MLB Draft history

In a historic move, the Washington Nationals selected 17-year-old high school shortstop Eli Willits as the No. 1 pick in the MLB Draft, making him the youngest top selection in league history.

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COACHT.COM ALABAMA

Rashad Johnson walk-on safety, who wore No. 49, became star at Alabama in early Saban era

From walk-on to team captain and All-American, Rashad Johnson's improbable rise at Alabama during the early Nick Saban era is a testament to hard work and determination, making him a Crimson Tide legend.

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COACHT.COM ARKANSAS

Malvern's Leading Lady Basketball Head Coach Seeks Hall of Fame Honor; Sherry White Amongst Legendary Coaches to be Inducted Into 2025 AHSCA Hall of Fame

After decades of building a dominant high school basketball program, Malvern's Sherry White is set to be inducted into the 2025 AHSCA Hall of Fame, solidifying her place among the nation's most legendary coaches.

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COACHT.COM FLORIDA

Kyson and Malachi Witherspoon: MLB Draft Prospects Owe It All to Supermom

Twin brothers Kyson and Malachi Witherspoon are poised to make history at the MLB draft, with both expected to be high-round selections. Their journey to baseball stardom is a testament to their remarkable talent and the unwavering dedication of their "supermom," who nurtured their dreams and instilled in them the values that have propelled them to the precipice of professional baseball.

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COACHT.COM GEORGIA

Mill Creek's Daniel Pierce Drafted No. 14 Overall By Tampa Bay Rays

In a stunning turn of events at the MLB Draft, hometown hero Daniel Pierce from Mill Creek was selected as the No. 14 overall pick by the Tampa Bay Rays, launching the young athlete into the professional baseball spotlight and sparking a jubilant celebration among family, friends, and the local community.

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COACHT.COM INDIANA

For the Love of the Game

Cade Cole excelled both academically and on the baseball field during his four years at North Montgomery. His dedication and talent have now earned him a prestigious honor, marking a significant achievement in his young career and setting the stage for his future endeavors.

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COACHT.COM KENTUCKY

Allen, Hunter Among Friends of Coal Captains Club Honorees

The Kentucky High School Athletic Association and Friends of Coal Kentucky are launching the Friends of Coal Captains Club, a new program honoring student-athletes who demonstrate exceptional leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication on and off the field, recognizing their vital role in shaping positive team culture and community impact.

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COACHT.COM MISSISSIPPI

East Union's Landon Harmon Selected No. 80 Overall in 2025 MLB Draft

Mississippi State pitching prospect Landon Harmon of East Union High School is heading to the nation's capital! The Washington Nationals selected the right-handed pitcher with the 80th overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft, adding a highly touted arm to their minor league system.

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COACHT.COM MISSOURI

Nationals' Changes to Front Office Inject Even More Uncertainty Into MLB Draft

With the MLB draft set to begin, all eyes are on the Washington Nationals, who hold the coveted No. 1 overall pick as they navigate a crucial rebuild. Despite recent front office changes injecting uncertainty into their strategy, the Nationals have an opportunity to select a franchise-altering talent from a pool of intriguing prospects, potentially another Holliday: prep shortstop Ethan Holliday, whose father and brother were both No. 1 overall picks.

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COACHT.COM NORTH CAROLINA

Football, Food, and Fun at Community Day

Imagine a day where NFL players share their skills, water slides offer cool relief from the summer heat, and the air buzzes with uplifting music and the sweet scent of ice cream. That was Community Day in Elizabethtown, a perfect blend of football, food, and fun for all ages.

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COACHT.COM OHIO

Union Local Graduate Hasn’t Forgotten Where He Started

From humble beginnings to the NFL, Colton McKivitz hasn't forgotten his roots. The Union Local High School graduate recently hosted the inaugural Colton McKivitz Golf Classic, raising funds to upgrade the school's athletic facilities, a testament to his commitment to giving back to the community that shaped him.

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COACHT.COM PENNSYLVANIA

Olympian Joetta Clark Diggs Breaks New Running Record

Running legend and Olympian Joetta Clark Diggs, mother of World Champion Talitha Diggs, continues to inspire, shattering two national records in her age group just ahead of her 63rd birthday.

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COACHT.COM SOUTH CAROLINA

He's Watching From A Different Seat: Luke Deal Fights For Main Roster Spot With Detroit Lions

Luke Deal's NFL dream didn't end with a roster cut; it fueled a new chapter. The Greenwood, South Carolina native is battling for a coveted spot with the Detroit Lions, showcasing resilience and determination as he fights his way from the practice squad to the main roster, proving that sometimes the best view comes from fighting for a different seat.

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COACHT.COM TEXAS

Ken Hall's rushing records have withstood the test of time

In the annals of high school football, some records seem destined to stand forever—and Ken Hall's Texas rushing records are a prime example, a testament to a bygone era of gridiron dominance that continues to captivate fans nationwide.

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COACHT.COM VIRGINIA

Hampton Roads Youth Foundation Still Changing Lives in Its 29th Year

For nearly three decades, the Hampton Roads Youth Foundation has been transforming the lives of young people in the region. What began as a single-year initiative in 1997 has blossomed into a continuing legacy of support, providing invaluable resources and scholarships to empower the next generation of leaders.

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