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1, 2 … Jermoin’e Royster rising in the ring

If anyone was ever born to box, it’s 17-year-old Jermoin’e Royster, a George Wythe High School senior and member of Cobra Boxing Gym at the Southside Community Center.

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Odicci Alexander leads JMU to early wins before bowing in Women’s College World Series

When the curtain finally fell, Odicci Alexander left behind a show that won’t soon be forgotten.

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NSU defeats VCU 63-60

Norfolk State probably felt like painting the town green and gold last Friday. In a head-spinning upset, the visitors defeated VCU, 63-60, in front of a partisan, sold out crowd of nearly 8,000 at the Siegel Center.

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Armstrong High scholar-athlete taking his talents to U.Va.

Hollywood has produced numerous Superman movies over many decades. Should another sequel come to a theater near you, Corvell Poag could be the star.

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VCU’s Marcus Evans on course for record books

Virginia Commonwealth University’s leading basketball scorer, Marcus Evans, is back where it all started for him — in the 804 area code.

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Leveling up

Monacan’s Olivia Woodson settles in at Auburn

Finally, area high school goalkeepers can take a deep breath. Soccer sensation Olivia Woodson is moving on.

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Double trouble awaits Lady Panthers’ opponents

Just one McNeill freshman would be a nice addition to the Virginia Union University women’s basketball program. Having two makes it twice as nice.

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Yay Rah Rah!

Armstrong’s Rashaundra Thomas hits 1,000 points

Rashaundra Thomas has a long name, a short frame and an often dazzling game. The 5-foot-3 Armstrong High School senior, who answers to “Rah Rah,” is the Wildcats’ first 1,000-point basketball scorer since Denise Winn in 1994.

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Lady Panthers favored to win 4th crown in 5 years

The Virginia Union University Lady Panthers have barely tapped the brakes in running roughshod over the CIAA women’s basketball tournament during the past five years.

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VUU’s Jones is burning up the track, aiming for Olympics

In years to come, law breakers will need to be in tiptop shape if they try to flee on foot from C’evon Jones. Pronounced “Say-Von,” C’evon is a junior criminal justice major and aspiring policewoman at Virginia Union University. She’s also among the fastest women in America.

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VSU’s Darrington ignites lineup with precision hitting

Bringing attitude and energy

Hailey Darrington proves an athlete doesn’t have to be a high school star to become one in college. After skipping varsity softball at Manchester High, she’s blossomed into one of the CIAA’s top performers for Virginia State University.

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Monacan’s Kendrick Warren Jr. may be the next ‘Special K’

The “Kendrick Warren Show, Part 2” is coming soon to a basketball court near you.

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Anticipation builds for weekend’s NCAA Final Four matches

Longtime hoops fans recall when the University of Houston was renowned as “Phi Slamma Jamma.”

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Judea Watkins rides high with Klutch Sports Group

University of Southern California freshman Judea “JuJu” Watkins is lighting up scoreboards and already taking her earnings to the bank.

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Chicago is feeling Sky high

With the third and seventh picks of the WNBA draft, the skies brightened over Chicago.

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VCU vs. U.Va.: Siegel Center thriller Friday

Virginia Commonwealth University holds the all-time basketball upper hand over every state school except one — the University of Virginia.

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Super Bowl LV will be a match between old and new QB stars

The Greatest of All Time vs. the next Greatest of All Time — Tom Brady vs. Patrick Mahomes.

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Update: Khloe ‘Texas Tornado’ Pointer wins state cross-country title

In cross-country romps over hill and dale, the 15-year-old Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School sophomore, Khloe Pointer, combines a tireless stride with a fierce competitive spirit that belies her petite 5-foot-4, 102 pounds.

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Chesterfield’s Megan Walker has WNBA, international playing career

The offseason for women’s elite basketball talent isn’t much different than the regular season. In the NBA, the average salary is $7.7 million. By sharp contrast, the average WNBA salary is about $101,000. That’s ample reason why many WNBA athletes — like local star Megan Walker — supplement their paychecks with far-away gigs across oceans, mountains and multiple time zones.

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Monacan’s Megan Walker ends high school career as nation’s top player

In her final Monacan High School game, Megan Walker showed she was human — but more importantly that she was great.