Last week, the National Federation of State High School Associations released a 16-page action plan to help guide schools toward safely bringing prep sports back.
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Restrictions on Florida youth sports, summer camps lifted
Governor Ron DeSantis announced Friday the state would let local governments bring back these programs as they see fit, effective immediately.
Continue ReadingCommitted: Williams picks Oklahoma
Plant City High School star Mario Williams, the top-rated Class of 2021 wide receiver in the country, made his college football choice final on Friday.
Continue ReadingPCHS baseball sends seniors off with parade
A massive line of cars cruised through Walden Lake on May 6 to celebrate the eldest Raiders.
Continue ReadingWhat’s on Kline’s Mind? Trust me, the gyms can wait
While the idea of going back to the gym is tempting, it’s also not the best idea right now with a novel coronavirus hiding in plain sight.
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PCHS baseball team planning senior send-off Plant City High School’s senior baseball players had to turn in all their team-issued equipment one last time and officially give up hope of playing prep sports again, but the seniors are not about to go out on such a downer. Several Raiders have coordinated a drive-by parade next […]
Continue ReadingWhat’s on Kline’s Mind? An open letter to area senior athletes
Though the 2019-20 spring season is now lost, hope isn’t.
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PC Stadium fate uncertain as XFL files bankruptcy The XFL created many questions when it unexpectedly shut itself down last week, and its future only became more uncertain when it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Here’s one of those questions: what happens with Plant City Stadium now? Since it has never been a public-use stadium, […]
Continue ReadingFHSAA cancels remainder of 2019-20 sporing sports season
The state’s governing body for high school sports made the announcement Monday afternoon.
Continue ReadingWhat’s on Kline’s Mind? The death of a dream
One of COVID-19’s latest victims is the XFL, which suspended operations and underwent a massive round of layoffs on April 10.
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