-
1 week ago | 
tcpalm.com | Patrick Bernadeau
School is out for summer. But that doesn’t mean it’s time to move on from the year that was. As our Spring All-Area teams continue to be revealed this week, the 2024-25 athletic calendar remains the subject of TCPalm’s Summer Celebration series, a weekly poll to vote on who are the area’s best programs, athletes, traditions and more from last year and beyond. Last week, we wanted to see who was the area's best boys athlete from the 2024-25 high school calendar.
-
2 weeks ago | 
tcpalm.com | Patrick Bernadeau
School is out for summer. But that doesn’t mean it’s time to move on from the year that was. As our Spring All-Area teams continue to be revealed this week, the 2024-25 athletic calendar remains the subject of TCPalm’s Summer Celebration series, a weekly poll to vote on who are the area’s best programs, athletes, traditions and more from last year and beyond.
-
3 weeks ago | 
swtimes.com | Patrick Bernadeau
Four-star offensive lineman Micah "Champ" Smith will announce his college choice on Saturday. Smith is choosing between Alabama, Illinois, Ohio State, South Carolina, Tennessee, and UCLA. He is considered the best 2026 prospect in the Treasure Coast and is ranked nationally. The first and biggest, literally and figuratively, domino in the area’s Class of 2026 recruiting scene is set to fall.
-
3 weeks ago | 
tcpalm.com | Patrick Bernadeau
School is just about out for summer. But that doesn’t mean it’s time to move on from the year that was. As our Spring All-Area teams are set to be revealed this week, the 2024-25 athletic calendar will be the opening subject of TCPalm’s Summer Celebration series, a weekly poll to vote on who are the area’s best programs, athletes, traditions and more from last year and beyond. We get the series underway with a pair of polls.
-
3 weeks ago | 
tcpalm.com | Patrick Bernadeau
School is just about out for summer. But that doesn’t mean it’s time to move on from the year that was. As our Spring All-Area teams are set to be revealed this week, the 2024-25 athletic calendar will be the opening subject of TCPalm’s Summer Celebration series, a weekly poll to vote on who are the area’s best programs, athletes, traditions and more from last year and beyond. We get the series underway with a pair of polls.
-
4 weeks ago | 
tcpalm.com | Patrick Bernadeau
Hobe Sound native and former Pine School star Andie Smith failed to make the cut in her first-ever LPGA major tournament. The Duke University star completed the first 36 holes of the Women’s U.S. Open at 10-over-par, nine strokes below the projected cutline. After shooting a 76 (4-over) during Friday's second round, Smith, who made the 156-player field as an amateur, currently sits tied for 133rd.
-
4 weeks ago | 
tcpalm.com | Patrick Bernadeau
As the best softball teams in the country duke it out Oklahoma City, the road to Omaha is officially underway for the nation's top baseball squads. The 78th annual NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament gets rolling on Friday as the top 16 teams in the country will serve as hosts to open regionals. From there, 64 teams will be dwindled down to 16 by the end of the weekend as part of four-team, double-elimination brackets.
-
4 weeks ago | 
tcpalm.com | Patrick Bernadeau
One of the top prospects in the state will be wearing a different shade of red when the 2025 high school football season kicks off. Jordan Crutchfield is headed to Indian River County after announcing his transfer from Fort Pierce Westwood to Vero Beach High. The rising senior made the announcement on Thursday from his social media account on X. “First and foremost, I want to (thank) the Fort Pierce Westwood coaching staff for taking me in and helping me become the person I am today.
-
4 weeks ago | 
tcpalm.com | Patrick Bernadeau
FORT PIERCE — With exactly two months to go before the start of fall practice, the Port St. Lucie High football program is in search of a new head football coach. Kimberry Lubin no longer holds the position after producing a 4-16 record in two seasons at the helm. Shortly after the change, he was introduced as the defensive coordinator at John Carroll Catholic on Thursday.
-
1 month ago | 
tcpalm.com | Patrick Bernadeau
BOWLING GREEN — Although he fell out of contention for a victory, Jessy Huebner finished near the top of the leaderboard in an event featuring many of the top junior golfers in the country. The Port St. Lucie native placed in a two-way tie for fifth at the Team TaylorMade Invitational on Wednesday from the Streamsong Resort’s Black Course. The 16-year old used a strong back-nine in the final round to complete the AJGA tournament with a 54-hole score of 11-under-par, four shots off the lead.
