Chandler Johnson

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News and Sports Editor at Daily Reflector

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East Carolina plays without fear, defeats No. 17 Florida in opening regional game

1 week ago | reflector.com | Chandler Johnson

CONWAY, S.C. - Just five days after defeating Tulane in an underdog run to win the American Conference Championship, the East Carolina Pirates continued their winning ways on Friday as they defeated the No. 17 ranked Florida Gators 11-6 in the first game of the NCAA Conway Regional. East Carolina (34-25), the No. 3 seed in the regional, dominated early in the game over the No. 2 seeded Florida (38-21), jumping to a 9-0 lead by the fourth inning.
East Carolina plays without fear, defeats No. 17 Florida in opening regional game

1 week ago | dailyadvance.com | Chandler Johnson

CONWAY, S.C. — Just five days after defeating Tulane in an underdog run to win the American Conference Championship, the East Carolina Pirates continued their winning ways on Friday as they defeated the No. 17 ranked Florida Gators 11-5 in the first game of the NCAA Conway Regional. “This is house money for us,” Godwin said. “Nobody expected us to be here. A week ago, we were dead in the water and our guys really came together, scored together, they played great.
East Carolina plays without fear, defeats No. 17 Florida in opening regional game

1 week ago | reflector.com | Chandler Johnson

CONWAY, S.C. - Just five days after defeating Tulane in an underdog run to win the American Conference Championship, the East Carolina Pirates continued their winning ways on Friday as they defeated the No. 17 ranked Florida Gators 11-5 in the first game of the NCAA Conway Regional. East Carolina (34-25), the No. 3 seed in the regional, dominated early in the game over the No. 2 seeded Florida (38-21), jumping to a 9-0 lead by the fourth inning.
Rachel Zegler faces backlash after new live-action Snow White film

1 month ago | thechannels.org | Chandler Johnson

A poison apple has been far from Rachel Zegler’s mind amid the backlash she has received for being a Latina woman playing Disney’s first live-action “Snow White” and the controversy surrounding her vocality towards her support for Palestine.
Juan Felipe Herrera urges students to use their voices through poetry

2 months ago | thechannels.org | Chandler Johnson

On April 2 Juan Felipe Herrera took to City College in the Garvin Theater to talk about poetry during National Poetry Month and how it can help amplify your voice. National Poetry Month was established by the Academy of American Poets in 1996 to recognize poetry in culture and education during the month of April. Herrera, an educator, activist, and poet, stood among students and faculty members to give insights into his long-term background with poetry.
Athletic department discusses a marching band on campus

2 months ago | thechannels.org | Chandler Johnson

Santa Barbara City College was established in 1909 making it one of the oldest City Colleges in America, and it’s packed with an active cheer and dance selection but what it doesn’t offer is a marching band. The 116-year-old City College has a plethora of different sports, clubs and extracurricular activities. City College offers a variety of programs that appeal to lots of students looking to branch out and/or hone their skills in crafts they are already familiar with.
The Garden/Permaculture club cultivates community and change

Mar 4, 2025 | thechannels.org | Chandler Johnson

The toughest of weeds couldn’t stop Kobi Kissi, the co-president of the Gardening/Permaculture Club from sitting down and discussing why the club is important to the City College campus. In a world full of technology and AI, the Gardening/Permaculture Club is taking students back to their roots, literally.
North Duplin defeats Gates County to advance to playoffs third round

Mar 3, 2025 | reflector.com | Chandler Johnson

MOUNT OLIVE – The North Duplin Rebels got off to a strong start in the first quarter of Friday night’s N.C. High School Athletic Association 1A second round playoff game as they jumped out to an 18-2 lead against the Gates County Red Barons, and they never looked back as they held on to easily win by a final score of 58-45. It didn’t take long for North Duplin’s offense to get going on Friday night as a little over a minute into the game, junior Lilly Fulghum got the scoring going with a layup.
East Duplin defeats Southwest in second round; earns 15th win in-a-row

Mar 3, 2025 | reflector.com | Chandler Johnson

BEULAVILLE – After trailing by 22 points in the second quarter, the Southwest Onslow Stallions came stampeding back and cut the East Duplin lead to just one point with 2:40 in the fourth quarter. The Panthers were able to come through when it mattered most, and they held onto their lead to win by a final score of 44-39.
Wallace-Rose Hill falls to Fairmont in first round of playoffs

Mar 3, 2025 | reflector.com | Chandler Johnson

FAIRMONT – After trailing just 20-19 at halftime, the No. 17 seeded Wallace-Rose Hill Bulldogs had a disastrous third quarter as they were outscored 18-5—which led to them falling behind 38-24 before ultimately going on to lose 60-44 to No. 16 seeded Farimont in the N.C. High School Athletic Association first round state playoff game on Feb. 25.