
Arthur L. Mack
Staff Writer at Citronelle Call News
Sports Correspondent and Feature Writer at AL.com
Fiction Writer at Freelance
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2 weeks ago |
al.com | Arthur L. Mack
St. Paul’s senior Janie Ford made sure her last home meet was one to remember. The Vanderbilt-bound star captured Outstanding Female Meet Performer honors in Saturday’s Elite Division of the Mobile Challenge of Champions held at St. Paul’s E.E. Delaney Stadium, and she did it with style in windy conditions. Ford won the 100 meters in a wind-aided 11.68 seconds, the 100-meter hurdles in 14.50 and the long jump (18 feet, 6 ¾ inches).
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1 month ago |
al.com | Arthur L. Mack
A 1-3 finish in the javelin from Ethan Shareck and Dawson Towne helped Fairhope to a team win in the boys’ division of the 23rd annual Lyon Newell Throws meet held at Erwin S. Cooper Stadium on Wednesday. The Lyon Newell Throws Meet, a meet held for charity, is held every year in honor of Lyon Newell, a standout athlete and 1998 graduate of UMS-Wright, who died in 2002.
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2 months ago |
thecallnews.com | Arthur L. Mack
By ARTHUR L. MACK Baker defensive coordinator Eric Scott, who directed one of Class 7A’s best defenses in 2024, was promoted to head coach Friday, the school announced. Baker athletic director Daniel Kertis said Scott, who has served as an assistant coach for the last four years, was named as head coach, succeeding Juan Johnson, who left after one season to take the James Clemens job.
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2 months ago |
thecallnews.com | Arthur L. Mack
By ARTHUR L. MACK Erik Speakman announced his resignation as Faith Academy’s football coach Monday after only one year on the job. Speakman, who directed the Rams to a 1-8 finish in 2024, cited family issues that required him to return to the Auburn-Opelika area. He told the Call News he hopes to find a job in that area. Speakman said he had to play a lot of freshmen and sophomores in 2024 but the experience they gained should pay off.
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Jan 17, 2025 |
thecallnews.com | Arthur L. Mack
By ARTHUR L. MACK Vigor coach John McKenzie parted ways with the school Friday for the second time in four years, according to the Mobile County Public School System. McKenzie was fired after leading the Wolves to a 12-2 finish and a berth in the Class 5A semifinals. He succeeded Marcus Cook, who was fired just as suddenly last summer. McKenzie was also put on administrative leave after leading Vigor to the 2021 Class 4A state title, then left to take the Murphy job.
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