NORTH PORT — On the last day of the Hurricane Dorian-shortened 2019 Florida State League season the Florida Fire Frogs and the Charlotte Stone Crabs split a double header at Charlotte Sports Park in Port Charlotte.
WEST VILLAGES — The Florida Fire Frogs have been without a home since the end of last season.
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Charlotte county golf tournament
Quarterback injuries have been a part of the game since before Sid Luckman laced them up for the Chicago Bears in the late 1930s.
We don’t officially kick off our “Next Caller” reader interactive column for another week, but I thought I would use this opportunity to remind everyone of what we’re trying to do.
There was a high school swimming story you may have missed this past week.
It was a passion that grew over time.
Adriana Barrera followed in the footsteps of her older sister.
PORT CHARLOTTE — There will be little or no margin for error for the Port Charlotte football team now.
It was the first time all season that the Mantas have held the lead at halftime.
Volleyball
By JACOB HOAG
Let me begin by saying that the devastation that Hurricane Dorian brought down on the people of the Bahamas and later, to a somewhat lesser extent, the Carolinas, is far more serious than anything that happens in the world of sports.
ARCADIA — Port Charlotte says it works on special teams more than any team in the area, and all season that work has paid off.
Diving
By Nathan Mayberg
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Football is a constant struggle.
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Golf is in its death throes, many opine. During the 2000s developers over-built golf course communities to sell homes to retiring boomers. Then the Recession of 2008 struck, and courses began to close, one every two or three days. Golfers aged, their numbers declined, and millennials turned …
By BEN BAUGH
Things just weren’t going the right way for the first 4 innings for the Charlotte Tarpons JV baseball team in their contest with Island Coast last week. A sloppy second inning defensively gave the Gators three runs and a 4-1 lead after two innings.
