The Cougars will host Newsome tonight in an attempt to finish the regular season with a perfect record.
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HealthBeat fitness systems a free fitness option for residents
The City of Plant City encourages the public to use the outdoor fitness systems at Dr. Hal & Lynn Brewer and Samuel W. Cooper parks, which were installed between October 2020 and March 2021.
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PCHS athletes sign NLIs Nine Plant City High School athletes made their college choices official Wednesday afternoon, signing their national letters of intent (NLIs) in the auditorium. Ryan Robinson — St. Leo University Jack Brosky — Methodist University Sade’ Green — Warner University Stephanie Bowers — Florida National University Zachary Spivey — Southeastern University Nick […]
Continue ReadingSpring sports postseasons near
Want to watch your favorite athletes compete for championship glory? FHSAA spring sports’ postseasons will begin throughout April.
Continue ReadingDurant outlasts Crest in roller-coaster game
The Cougars and Chargers needed 10 innings to get through Tuesday’s baseball game in Dover, and it was Durant who came out on top with a 7-5 win.
Continue ReadingSeminole edges Durant in overtime of SAHOF championship
Despite the Cougars’ late rally, the Sharks had the upper hand on the ice and got a 3-2 win in Wesley Chapel last week.
Continue ReadingVician named to FACA all-state soccer teams
Strawberry Crest forward Kali Vician has earned 2021 All-State and Academic All-State honors from the Florida Athletic Coaches Association. Vician, a senior, was the only player from the Plant City area to make any of the boys and girls teams. She finished the 2020-21 season with 14 goals and a team-high 16 assists for 44 […]
Continue ReadingDurant flag football off to strong start
The Cougars are 4-0 to start the Spring 2021 season and have shut out two of their four opponents.
Continue ReadingBroome nears double-double in March Madness debut
Though the Morehead State Eagles’ first NCAA tournament appearance in 10 years ended in the first round, there were some positives MSU could take from the 84-67 loss to West Virginia. One of those positives is that freshman forward Johni Broome, a Plant City native, continued living up to the hype he built during a […]
Continue ReadingBroome leads Morehead State into March Madness
Plant City native Johni Broome and the Morehead State Eagles are going dancing this week.
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