Sports – Page 5 – Cedar BluePrints Magazine

Cromartie in the Crowd

If there’s one thing that students are best known for when it comes to sports, it’s school spirit. The current

As Toby Bolton ran after his dog through the park, he caught the eye of a former football coach who

At the end of the last season, head swim coach Miller Barnett asked assistant coach Makayla Powell if she would

After last year’s season, which was noncompetitive and consisted of four regular players, the Cedar Shoals tennis team is making

Hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, Mckale Jones has only been at Cedar Shoals for two school years and has already made

One of the worst parts of sports is the possibility of injuries, whether just a scratch to a broken limb.

Thursday, Sept. 10, 2020 was an important day in the sports archives. For the first time in history the NBA,

With a daughter attending the University of Georgia, John Gaines moved over 750 miles from Chicago to Georgia in July

Loud student sections, the marching band’s halftime show and bleachers full of fans set the usual scene at Waters-Wilkins Stadium

Dick Schaap, an American sportscaster, once said: “Sportswriters have changed more than sportswriting.” One of the biggest changes in the