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After nearly 5 months of Baseball and Softball Coverage, the JockJive crews get ready for Football! Between now and the start of 2011, expect us to cover Youth League, High School, NJCAA and maybe even a little NCAA Division 1!

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Post your 2010 Dixie Pre-Majors World Series comments & kudos here!

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If you previously had trouble registering and navigating in the JockJive Store...our apologies. We've tweaked the store and it's ready for shopping. Please try again!

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Post your comments, kudos and more right here, concerning this week's Junior Dixie Boys World Series Tournament in Dothan, AL

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Saturday, July 31, we begin coverage of select games in the Junior Dixie Boys World Series in Dothan. Plus, will have complete coverage of the Junior Dixie Boys World Series Final Four and the Dixie Pre-Majors World Series Final Four.

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go colby smoak!!!! your dad is very proud of you and everyone at home is listening.

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Brandon Howlett AKA "HE IS TEN"

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  Go Jake Lacour!  Were behind you all the way.    The Grantland's

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Go Kyle Johnson!! Aunt Michelle sending love all the way from Tennessee!!!! East Lakeland Rocks!!!!

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FYI..Jarrod Mongeon is pronounced like "munjun" or sounds like dungeon.  :-)  Hope this helps!  Aunt Kelli

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Let's go East Lakeland!!!!! Good Luck Micheal!!!

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 Good Luck Kurt Eppley and team!!!  

 Uncle Roger and Colleen.

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Way to go Boys (Graceville Majors). Thats the way to shut them down Trace Man.Grand Daddy was hanging on every pitch. Keep up the good work every body, and good luck on Tues.

                                                  I Love You Trace Head,

                                                           Grand Daddy

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Go Will!!

Love your Family

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Post your comments, kudos and more for the Dixie Youth Majors Tournament in Freeport, right here!

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JockJive and Dixie Baseball have entered into an agreement to bring live coverage of the Junior Dixie Boys World Series Final Four in Dothan, AL and the Dixie Pre-Majors World Series Final Four in Guntersville, AL, both slated for August 3 and 4. In addition, participating teams have the option for coverage of other games during the Series. For more information contact JockJive at info@jockjive.com or by calling 334-488-1385.

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Good Job My Big TERD!

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The JockJive crews head to Freeport next for live coverage of the Florida Dixie Youth Majors State Tournament. Games start at noon on Saturday, July 17.

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Post your Dixie Scores, Shout-outs and Kudos here...

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Beginning Saturday, July 10, through Wednesday, July 14, JockJive will provide live coverage of every game of the 2010 Florida Dixie Boys and Dixie Junior Boys State Tournaments from Marianna.

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JockJive regrets that it has ended it's coverage of the 2010 Florida Dixie Youth T-Ball and AA Pitching Machine State Tournaments. Heavy rains forced DY officials to move the tournaments to Avon Park where internet service was not available. We provided a limited game schedule with the use of aircards until it was learned that full internet service would not be available the remainder of the event. We apologize for the early exit, but the matter was beyond the control of JockJive or Dixie Youth. Our next coverage of a Dixie Youth State Tournament is set for July 17-22 at the Majors in Freeport.

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Check out the JockJive Store for CD's of games broadcast and order yours today!

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Due to the change in venues from Wauchula to Avon Park for the Florida Dixie Youth T-Ball and AA Pitching Machine State Tournaments, internet coverage is not available. This has reduced our coverage drastically and will result in a limited broadcast schedule.  We apologize for the omission of games, but the matter is completely beyond the control of JockJive.

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JockJive will be at Hiland Park in Panama City for live coverage of the Florida Dixie Youth North Regional T-Ball Tournament. DVD's of the games, complete with play-by-play coverage will be available on location. Plus, all games will be streamed live.

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The NJCAA Division I Baseball World Series in Grand Junction, CO is an amazing event. It's a culmination of superb talent, unprecedented planning and a community with 7 to 8 days of JUCO fever. This year's tournament featured record-setting attendance, primarily because of the presence of S0uthern Nevada's Bryce Harper, the projected #1 pick in next week's MLB draft. However, therein lies the lone blemish on this year's series.  Harper was ejected from the Southern Nevada/Iowa Western game on Wednesday night for arguing a call strike three. Regardless of the variables, Harper was fully aware of consequences for specific actions. The consequences were a 2-game suspension. Harper is human, he made a mistake, albeit huge. However, my biggest concern doesn't lie within the ejection, but in the actions of the team the day that followed. Lead-off batter Scott Dysinger opted to where Harper's #34, meaning Southern Nevada decided to honor a player who had knowingly broken the rules. Suddenly, the Southern Nevada season wasn't about winning a championship, it was about Bryce Harper. It wasn't about a display of class, but a showcase of dishonor and selffishness. We question why today's youth lack values, but the answer is found within the actions of their greatest influences...the adults who are to supposedly guide them. A player may have devised the plan to honor Harper, but it was the coach's responsibility to nix an idea that reflected poorly on their team. The Southern Nevada coaching staff failed miserably with this task. Let's hope that the lesson learned will be valuable knowledge gained.

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JockJive is continuing to expand and is delighted to announce the addition of a 10-game Crestview Bulldog Baseball Schedule. The Bulldogs have a tradition of great baseball and have produced exceptional athletes from Terry Taylor, who played in the Majors in the '80's, to Blake Dean, a current stand-out at LSU. Our first coverage of the Dawgs comes Tuesday, March 16, against the Wildcats from Tuscaloosa County High School in Northport, AL.

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JockJive is pleased to announce the addition of Lurleen B. Wallace Community College Baseball this spring. Enjoy coverage of select games starting in February 2010.

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Please pray for a Monroe County High School student/ootball player and his mother.  The student is
Tori Terrell and he is a 10th grade student at MCHS. He and his mother were in a
car accident.  Tori is in an induced coma.  His mother is being fitted for a
halo today (Oct. 27) due to having a broken neck.

Please keep this family in your prayers and if you would like to make any
donations such as food and or monetary donations you may contact the office at
MCHS and they will give you the information whereas to send these donations.

Also, they will have buckets for donations at the Monroe County/Spanish Fort game on Thursday in order
to help this family with any traveling fees and also medical bills because as we
all know medical bills are very heavy when you are in such a critical situation.


Sabrina Penn-Kidd
Monroeville Middle School Secretary/Bookkeeper

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JockJive.com will kick off the 2009-10 basketball season Tuesday, Nov. 3, from Dahlonega, Georgia. The Lady Saints of North Georgia College & State University will host Bryan College in an exhibition matchup that promises to be exciting. Tipoff is set for 6 p.m. EDT, 5 p.m. CDT. North Georgia's Lady Saints have signed three incoming freshman and one transfer, according to head coach Buffie Burson. Janyce Ealey, a 5-9 freshman forward from Carrollton, Georgia, and Carrollton High School led CHS to the school's first state championship in 2009 with a record of 32-2. The standout averaged 17.0 points per game, 7.0 rebounds per game, and was named Atlanta Journal Constitution and GSWA First-Team All-State, All-Region, and Times-Georgian First-Team All-Area. Ieshia Alexander, a 5-6 freshman point guard from Rome, Georgia, and Coosa High School averaged 16.0 points per game, 4.6 rebounds per game, and 4.6 steals per game during her senior season. She was named MVP of the Tennessee-Georgia All-Star Game, earned Rome News Tribune Player of the Year honors, and was named NW Tip-Off Club Player of the Year, GACA All-State, All-Region, and to the Tip-Off Club All-Metro Team. Jessica Howard, a 6-0 freshman center from Toccoa, Georgia, and Stephens County High School averaged 9.0 points per game and 7.0 rebounds per game during her senior season. Tiffany Marlow, a 6-0 junior forward from Gainesville, Georgia, and Chestatee High School makes her way to North Georgia from Truett-McConnell Junior College where she averaged 12.0 points per game and 7.0 rebounds per game playing for the Bears last season. Marlow earned GJCAA All-Region honors playing for Truett-McConnell in 2008-09. The Lady Saints will open the 2009-10 season with five straight home games, including contests against Newberry, Rollins, and Kentucky Wesleyan. After finishing one game away from returning to the NAIA National Tournament for the fifth time in six years, the Bryan College Lady Lions are set to play a schedule full of traditional rivals, strong conference opponents, and a matchup with the 2008 NAIA National Runner-up and perennial Top-10 program, Trevecca Nazarene University. The Lady Lions will also travel to Pensacola, FL, during the Thanksgiving weekend to return a game with Pensacola Christian College. "We are excited about this upcoming season," said Lady Lions head coach Jamy Bechler. "We have a good group of girls and think that we can continue to perform at a high level. Our schedule is a good mix of home and away games. We play against some bigger schools, as well as some smaller ones. We are really looking forward to meeting North Georgia to pen things up and going to the Trevecca Nazarene Classic. It will be a great test for us. The conference will be really solid from top-to-bottom again this year, with many teams having a chance to win the regular season championship. We think our non-conference schedule will get our entire team prepared for the AAC competition." The Lady Lions will also travel to Marion, Alabama for an engagement with Judson College. Join the JockJive broadcast team of Jim DeWitt, Timothy DeWitt and Andrew DeWitt for tipoff from North Georgia College & State University Tuesday, Nov. 3

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The Sacred Order of the Blue Smurf will be meeting in Dawsonville, Georgia Saturday, Oct. 24, 9-11 a.m (EST). Catch the live show on JockJive.com from the Georgia Motorsports Hall of Fame. We'll have special guests throughout the morning from the 42nd Annual Mountain Moonshine Festival. We'll also continue to bring you a complete wrap-up of Friday night's football results from Georgia, Florida and Alabama, along with a preview of Saturday's big college games. Come join us for the broadcast in Dawsonville or catch it live, or later, on JockJive.com

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JockJive is saddened to learn of the recent passing of 10-year old Ashley Pipkin of the Sumter Angels Dixie Softball All-Stars. It was just a couple of months ago that she was playing some super softball in the Dixie Softball World Series. We were honored to broadcast those games, which now possess special meaning because of this special little girl. Our thoughts and prayers are with Ashley's family.

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Join us Saturday mornings at 8 a.m. (CST) for a complete round-up of Friday night's High School Football and a preview of Saturday's Big Games in the SEC and the National Scene.  Join Jim DeWitt, John Elliott and Billy Wallace, along with special guests for Saturdays regular meeting of The Sacred Order of the Blue Smurf-the Gurus of Southern Sports. Our first broadcast comes to you live from Monroeville, AL. Throughout the year, The Sacred Order of the Blue Smurf will be broadcasting live throughout the Southeast only on JockJive.com

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Congratulations to Christa Mitchell, named as the District Director for District 2 of the Florida Dixie Youth.  Also, welcome Freeport to this new division! Christa has done an outstanding job as President of the Paxton Dixie Youth Association, hosting State Tournaments the last 2 years. No doubt, she'll have District 2 rockin' and competing for a State Title.

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Not sure I like this pre-season high school football stuff. I know it's decent prep for the regular season, but there's the threat of injury and for the Sweet Waters of this world, who play about 15 games every year, it's another week of wear and tear!

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Thanks to the more than 100,000 visitors to JockJive during the week of coverage at the Dixie Softball World Series in Sumter, SC Aug. 1-5.

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