Sean Barie

1 week ago | fox13news.com | Sean Barie

The start of a new week of practice for the Rowdies looks very different from previous practices. "It was quite the week, to be honest with you," said Steve Coleman. After the club announced the dismissal of former Head Coach Robbie Neilson, Coleman, an assistant coach hired over the offseason, was elevated to interim head coach. What they're saying: "I think it caught us all a little bit by surprise on the Wednesday afternoon when we found out internally," said Coleman.

1 week ago | fox13news.com | Sean Barie

For the last 21 years, Carlos Rosaly has spent countless spring evenings inside the press box above the Wharton High School baseball field. "I never thought 'I'm going to do this for 21 years.' I never thought about that but here we are," Rosaly said. READ: Lightning fan chronicles Bolts' history through jersey collection The backstory: When the school opened back in the late 1990s, Rosaly was among the original faculty members.

2 weeks ago | fox13news.com | Sean Barie

Paris Orloff's closet isn't like every other young professional's. In fact, it's like no other. "They think I'm a little bit crazy and I think I'm a little bit crazy, but I'm happy too." said Paris. What is crazy isn't the closet's layout, but its contents. A die-hard Lightning fan has chronicled Bolts' history through her jersey collection. Because hanging inside are no less than 57 Tampa Bay Lightning jerseys. "I'd say I take it a little farther than the average fan," Paris said.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Sean Barie

The BriefA die-hard Lightning fan has chronicled Bolts' history through her jersey collection. The Clearwater native grew up watching her older brothers play hockey and couldn't help but fall in love with the Lightning along the way. Paris uses her social media platform to show off her collection and she uses it to educate her viewers about the changes the Lightning made to their looks over the last three decades. TAMPA - Paris Orloff's closet isn't like every other young professional's.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Sean Barie

The BriefA USF women’s lacrosse player has a broad skill set. Not only is she able to score on the field, but she sings. She has even been tapped to sing the national anthem at USF events. TAMPA, Fla. - Sofia Chepenik's voice on the lacrosse field is unmistakable. "She is a spirit person through and through," said Mindy McCord, USF’s head women's lacrosse coach. A red-shirt sophomore on the Bulls' lacrosse team, Chepenik’s voice is starting to carry more weight in the Bulls' first season as a program.