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Author: Kevin Johnson

Kevin Johnson is senior editor. He has worked for The Seminole Tribune since 2014. He was previously an editor, photographer and reporter for newspapers in Southwest Florida and Connecticut. Contact Kevin at kevinjohnson@semtribe.com.

Ahfachkee’s season ends, but not without a fight

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HOLLYWOOD — After a slow start, the Ahfachkee School girls basketball team gamely battled back in a Class 2A-District 15 semifinal Feb. 4. The Lady Warriors, who trailed by as many as 15 points, even held a late lead before succumbing to Donna Klein Jewish Academy-Boca Raton, 49-42, at Sheridan Hills

PECS softball wins opening day game

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BRIGHTON — It didn’t take long for hard work to pay off for the Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School softball team. The Seminoles started their season on the right note with an 11-3 opening day win against Osceola Middle School on Feb. 20 in Brighton. “We’ve been working hard in practice

Okeechobee boys win second straight district championship

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OKEECHOBEE – One of this season’s goals for the Okeechobee High School boys basketball team was to successfully defend its district championship. That mission was accomplished Feb. 14 when the Brahmans edged Riviera Beach’s Suncoast High School, 64-60, in the Class 5A-District 13 championship at Okeechobee High School. Okeechobee starting senior guard Silas Madrigal –

Okeechobee girls conclude memorable 20-win season

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JENSEN BEACH – From a record standpoint, the most successful season in the history of Okeechobee High School girls basketball ended Feb. 13  when the Brahmans fell to host Jensen Beach, 51-49, in a nighttime Class 5A-Region 4 quarterfinal. The Brahmans, who feature Seminole players Adryauna Baker, Julia Smith and Caylie Huff, along with Seminole

Trio from Tribe playing NCAA Division I softball this season

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This weekend marks the start of the college softball season for a few players from the Seminole Tribe.  Ahnie Jumper (Florida Gulf Coast University), Cheyenne Nunez (University of South Carolina Upstate) and Jillian Rodriguez (Tennessee State University) are playing NCAA Division I softball.  Jumper, a catcher from the Big Cypress Reservation, is back for her third season

Ahfachkee’s season ends, but not without a fight

by Kevin Johnson -

HOLLYWOOD – After a slow start, the Ahfachkee School girls basketball team gamely battled back in a Class 2A-District 15 semifinal Feb. 4. The Lady Warriors, who trailed by as many as 15 points, even held a late lead before succumbing to Donna Klein Jewish Academy-Boca Raton, 49-42, at Sheridan Hills Christian School in Hollywood. The

Mr. 300: Arek Jumper bowls perfect game

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HOLLYWOOD — Arek Jumper has been bowling for nearly as long as he has been walking. The 20-year old, who grew up on the Hollywood Reservation, bowls in area leagues at least four nights a week. Until Nov. 19, 2019, he had never reached the pinnacle of every bowler’s desire:

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