Anne-Parker Coleman
Sports Reporter and Anchor at KVUE-TV (Austin, TX)
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1 week ago |
kvue.com | Anne-Parker Coleman
AUSTIN, Texas — Ethan Mendoza grew up dreaming of playing for the Texas Longhorns, but that dream didn't come to fruition without some challenges. When the time came to be recruited, the native of Bedford, Texas native went to every UT baseball camp possible, hoping to catch the eye of a coach. Despite showing skills and athleticism, the call Mendoza dreamed about never came.
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1 month ago |
kvue.com | Anne-Parker Coleman
LEANDER, Texas — From the moment Madi George stepped on the softball field, she was hitting home runs. "I started playing softball when I was eight," George said. "My parents were like 'if you hit a home run, I'll give you like $10.' I hit it and it was like right in between left and center. I was sprinting (around the bases) and my parents were like 'slow down!'" If Madi didn't know how to enjoy the thrill of a home run at age eight, she had plenty of time to learn.
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Feb 17, 2025 |
kvue.com | Anne-Parker Coleman
AUSTIN, Texas — Thousands of angry text messages, Venmo requests and drama galore: Jim Schlossnagle’s transition to Texas has been nothing short of controversial. But with the Texas baseball season kicking off, Schlossnagle is ready to leave behind the drama of his arrival and show the fans on the Forty Acres who he really is. “Yeah, I mean I'm just like anybody else you know,” Schlossnagle said. “I'm a dad. I love Jackson and Katie, my kids. I love our players.
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Jun 18, 2024 |
cbs19news.com | Anne-Parker Coleman
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 SPORTS)-- The Charlottesville Tom Sox pulled away early over the Covington Lumberjacks and never looked back, cruising to an 11-2 victory. Charlottesville got off to a quick start, capitalizing on the Lumberjacks errors to put four runs across. Two came in by bases loaded walks, while another two came through on fielders choices.
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May 24, 2024 |
cbs19news.com | Anne-Parker Coleman
CHARLOTTE, NC (CBS19 SPORTS)-- For the third year in a row the Cavaliers were knocked out of the ACC Championship just one game short of the semifinals. The Cavaliers jumped out first thanks to a RBI double up the right field line from Bobby Whalen. The lead was short lived though as FSU plated two runs in the next frame. FSU then added more insurance to take a 4-1 lead. Momentum once again swayed in Virginia's favor as Griff O'Ferrall belted a lead off homerun to make it a 4-2 ball game.
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