Maxwell Donaldson
Sports Writer at Gadsden Times
high school and Jax State for @gadsdentimes | Bama Alum | former T-News intern | [email protected]
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1 week ago |
montgomeryadvertiser.com | Maxwell Donaldson |Anna Snyder
The Alabama High School North-South boys soccer All-Star teams were announced on Tuesday, May 27. The North team is highlighted by state champions Yensi Flamenco (Collinsville), Brandon Manganaris (Guntersville), Trek Gardner (Southside) and Rocco Zaccagni (Westminister-Oak Mountain). The South team, meanwhile, is highlighted by state champion Drew Phenix (Montgomery Academy).
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1 week ago |
gadsdentimes.com | Maxwell Donaldson |Anna Snyder
The Alabama High School North-South boys soccer All-Star teams were announced on Tuesday, May 27. The North team is highlighted by state champions Yensi Flamenco (Collinsville), Brandon Manganaris (Guntersville), Trek Gardner (Southside) and Rocco Zaccagni (Westminister-Oak Mountain). The South team, meanwhile, is highlighted by state champion Drew Phenix (Montgomery Academy).
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1 week ago |
tuscaloosanews.com | Maxwell Donaldson |Anna Snyder
The Alabama High School North-South boys soccer All-Star teams were announced on Tuesday, May 27. The North team is highlighted by state champions Yensi Flamenco (Collinsville), Brandon Manganaris (Guntersville), Trek Gardner (Southside) and Rocco Zaccagni (Westminister-Oak Mountain). The South team, meanwhile, is highlighted by state champion Drew Phenix (Montgomery Academy).
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2 weeks ago |
tuscaloosanews.com | Maxwell Donaldson
HOOVER — Alabama baseball will have to wait until at least Sunday to find out its postseason fate, after its SEC Tournament run ended in blowout fashion. The Crimson Tide (41-16) fell 15-10 to Tennessee after leading by one in the middle of the fifth innings as the bullpen could not stop the Vols' bats on Wednesday May 21 in Hoover. Following the loss Alabama head coach Rob Vaughn called it a 'no-brainer' on if the Crimson Tide has done enough to host an NCAA Tournament Regional.
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2 weeks ago |
montgomeryadvertiser.com | Maxwell Donaldson
HOOVER — Alabama baseball will have to wait until at least Sunday to find out its postseason fate, after its SEC Tournament run ended in blowout fashion. The Crimson Tide (41-16) fell 15-10 to Tennessee after leading by one in the middle of the fifth innings as the bullpen could not stop the Vols' bats on Wednesday May 21 in Hoover. Following the loss Alabama head coach Rob Vaughn called it a 'no-brainer' on if the Crimson Tide has done enough to host an NCAA Tournament Regional.
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The rain as truly picked up a bit here in Oxford as Saint James takes the field. I’d say an 8:15 start time for the Class 3A title game. Doubt they’d have enough for two games
RT @annaesnyder2: That'll do it from Day 3 of AHSAA state baseball tourney action. https://t.co/Ovy47EWE6J
RT @KyleParmley: @_Max_Donaldson Didn’t last long
