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Former Fontainebleau keeper Andrew Tarbell reflects on his Clemson Hall of Fame induction (opens the original)
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Former Fontainebleau soccer standout Andrew Tarbellâs list of accomplishments is a lengthy read. The 32-year-old graduated from Fontainebleau High in Dec. 2011 and from Clemson University in Dec. 2015 with a civil engineering degree. He went on to have a 10-year pro goalkeeping career that included two Major League Soccer Cup Championships. But Tarbell distinguished himself at Clemson with three First-Team All-ACC selections, and that excellence culminated in his induction into the Clemson Ath
Mandeville swimmer Avery Daigle earns spot on U.S. National Junior Team (opens the original)
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Mandeville swimmer Avery Daigle had quite the summer. The junior posted an eye-popping 50-meter freestyle time of 25.50 seconds while competing at the Louisiana Senior Long Course Championships at LSU in July. She wasn't done, as she also set new state records in the 50 backstroke (29.68), 50 butterfly (26.80), and 100 butterfly (1:01.31), competing with the Franco's Fins Swim Team. But the 50 free time was more than just another state record, as it was a Top 5 fastest time in the event among el
St. Tammany powerlifters help Team USA win IPF World titles (opens the original)
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South Africa was the site of this yearâs International Powerlifting Federation World Sub-Junior & Junior Classic & Equipped Championships on Aug. 18-29, and the USA team had a decidedly St. Tammany flavor. Covington powerlifting coach John Burford, serving his fifth year as the USA Worlds coach, led Americaâs finest, assisted by Tom Beale, Scott Meyers, Billy Steele and Casey Calderone. Team USA consisted of 62 lifters from across the nation, including five representing St. Tammany Parish. T
Clutch serving proved to be the difference in the Northlake-Fontainebleau match (opens the original)
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The atmosphere was electric as Northlake Christian traveled to Fontainebleau on Sept. 8. The Bulldogsâ student section was loud and packed as the home team took a 2-1 lead, but the Wolverines turned in a truly gutsy performance en route to a 21-25, 25-18, 13-25, 25-22, 16-14 road win. âIt went our way, and Iâm super proud of the way we hung in there against a tough Fontainebleau team on their court. They tested us in an early-season five-set match that could have gone either way,â NCS fi
One team held the other scoreless during the Brother Martin-Covington scrimmage (opens the original)
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Covington football coach Greg Salter knew Brother Martin would provide a stiff test for his defense during a scrimmage on Aug. 19. The Crusaders lived up to the billing, dominating the early portion of the scrimmage and scoring five times while keeping the Lions out of the end zone at a sweltering Jack Salter Stadium. âI have so much respect for coach Mark Bonis and his talented team, and weâve probably scrimmaged them for the last 12 years. Itâs always a good battle,â Salter said. âI
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