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Overcoming problems presented by the rain, the Fyffe track and field teams competed in the Scottsboro Invitational at Trammell Stadium last Saturday.

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Cornerstone Christian Academy and Valley Head participated in the Dade County Classic in Trenton, Ga., on Monday.

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Fort Payne’s track and field teams completed the season at the 2023 AHSAA State Indoor Track and Field Championships at the Birmingham CrossPlex in Birmingham last weekend.

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Fort Payne athletes reached the medal stand multiple times following strong showings at JV Meet No. 3 at Birmingham CrossPlex in Birmingham last Wednesday.

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As Cristie Brothers recalled some of her Geraldine volleyball teams’ most grueling victories and dispirited defeats to a crowd at DeKalb County Schools Coliseum, the new head coach of the volleyball program at Snead State Community College passed along a valuable lesson she’d learned from ye…

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Adding to her track and field medal count, Fort Payne’s Lennon Ibsen capped her high school career with a state championship in the Class 6A girls pole vault, as one of four events in which the Fort Payne track and field teams captured medals at the AHSAA 4A-7A Outdoor Track and Field State …

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The Cornerstone Christian Academy track and field programs capped the 2022 season with Alabama Christian Athletic Association state championships this week.

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Aubrey Evans broke the Fort Payne High School record in the girls high jump event, and Patrick Sherrill broke the school record in the boys triple jump, as Fort Payne’s track and field teams competed in the Hewitt-Trussville Invitational in Trussville on Friday.

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Lennon Ibsen recorded a 12-foot, 8-inch pole vaulting mark in the inaugural King of the East, winning the event and setting a new Fort Payne High School girls record at Choccolocco Park in Oxford on Saturday.

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A week after breaking her previous Fort Payne High School record in pole vaulting, Lennon Ibsen set a new personal and school mark in the event.

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Fort Payne’s Patrick Sherrill, who stars as a sprinter and jumper for the boys track and field team, signed a national letter of intent with the University of Montevallo during a ceremony at Fort Payne High School on Friday morning.

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Fort Payne’s girls and boys swept the six-school North Jackson Meet 2 in Stevenson on Thursday.

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Leaping 12 feet, 3 1/2 inches, Fort Payne’s Lennon Ibsen broke her previous school record in the pole vault, en route to winning the event at the Guntersville Friday Night Lights track and field meet last week.

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With the AHSAA’s Central Board approval of winter sports alignments for the 2022-23 and 2023-24 seasons Tuesday, DeKalb County high school athletic programs were involved in the shift.

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While Fort Payne’s track and field teams posted strong finishes at the Arab Season Opener 2022, Fyffe also posted individual top-10 finishes at the meet in Arab on Friday.

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Lennon Ibsen notched individual wins in the triple jump and pole vault, and Aubrey Evans placed first in the high jump for the Fort Payne girls track and field team at the Last Chance Invitational at the Birmingham CrossPlex on Friday.

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Lennon Ibsen captured first-place wins in the pole vault and triple jump, and Aubrey Evans won the high jump for the Fort Payne girls track and field team at the indoor JV Meet No. 3 at the Birmingham CrossPlex on Wednesday.

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Geraldine High School was one of eight schools in the AHSAA’s eight districts to receive a grant for finishing the 2020-21 school year free of athletic fines and ejections.

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As the Fort Payne girls’ 4x400-meter relay team won gold at the 2021 AHSAA State Track and Field Championships this weekend, the girls’ team finished third overall in Class 6A at the season finale in Gulf Shores.

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When the Fort Payne girls’ 4x400-meter relay team clocked in at 4 minutes, 7 seconds in a race at Vestavia Hills’ King of the Mountain Invitational in March, the girls knew they had a strong chance at making school history.

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Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of features on DeKalb County student-athletes who received Bryant-Jordan Foundation scholarships. A total of 56 seniors in the AHSAA were selected in each category from nominations submitted by member schools. Eight students, one from each distri…