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TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 2021 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.00 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM LO man charged for Ramping up the celebration Motorcyclist jumps over child porn Branford bar to begin Cellphone contained weekend festival. videos, child porn in By MORGAN MCMULLEN Google Photos. [email protected]

BRANFORD — Trevor Cartmill was in By JAMIE WACHTER his own world. Outside of his teammates, he [email protected] didn’t stop to talk to any one of the dozens of patrons roaming the grounds at Ellie Ray’s LIVE OAK — Videos sent Bar on Saturday. through a messaging app earlier Shaded by the towering, mossy oak trees this year led to the arrest last week and an overcast afternoon, the 29-year-old of a Suwannee County man on a Kentucky native walked around the gravel dozen counts of child pornography. and dirt parking lot in his black low-cut sneak- According to an arrest warrant ers and tank top. Black sunglasses hid whatev- affidavit, a CyberTip was generated er might’ve been on his mind. by the National Center for Missing Though, to Cartmill’s admission, there and Exploited wasn’t anything to hide. Children on Feb. “Nothing,” he said flatly. “Nothing can go 18 of child pornog- through my mind. If something goes through raphy sent through my mind, I’m not gonna do it.” the Kik platform in The ‘it’ in this case for the thrill seeker was five video files rang- a motorcycle jump over Ellie Ray’s Bar as part ing from 14 seconds of a weekend-long biker rodeo held at Ellie Hall long to 1:58 long. Ray’s RV Resort & Lounge. Cartmill did that The court doc- not just once, but about a dozen times, often uments state that the Florida pulling off backflips and other stunts as a Department of Law Enforcement crowd of people cheered him on from the side determined the ISP used to upload near the banks of the Santa Fe River. the files led to the telephone num- At 11:45 a.m., 44-year-old Travis Willis of ber of Obediah Hall, a 44-year- Trenton began setting up the liftoff ramp on old from Live Oak. The affidavit the south side of the bar. The black metal includes that the telephone number ramp, segmented into three parts, was care- was reported to belong to Hall fully moved and adjusted over the next hour through his employer, Valdosta and a half. State University. During that time, Willis and members of his According to VSU’s online direc- and Cartmill’s team also inflated an inclined tory, Hall is the administrative coor- landing ramp on the north side, just between dinator of the Center for Excellence two of the mossy oaks and stopping short of in Learning & Teaching at Valdosta the riverside barbecue serving lunch. State. “We did a show for this event about four It was unclear Monday evening if or five years ago,” Willis said. “They had the Hall was still employed at VSU. crazy idea of jumping over the bar. So then we According to the court doc- MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter just discussed it, and now it’s actually gonna Team FMX rider Trevor Cartmill comes down on the landing ramp after jumping over HALL continued on 3A Ellie Ray’s Bar at the Ellie Ray’s RV Resort & Lounge on Saturday afternoon. JUMP continued on 3A Fire, waste fees could Council eyes additional rise in Suwannee police workshops Commissioners Group through Nabors he is against adding an Looking for public be: receiving information their duties and how they to authorize Giblin & Nickerson, EMS assessment. input at weekend from the public about what handle situations also will give county officials “If you want to do that, they’d like to see come came under fire during assessment studies. an idea of how much you’ll have to do it with- meetings. from the advisory commit- Monday’s meeting from should be assessed for out me,” he said. “We’re tee. members of the public. By JAMIE WACHTER solid waste collection, fixing to kick people in By JAMIE WACHTER “Moving forward with Most of that criticism [email protected] fire protection and EMS. the teeth with garbage [email protected] one vision is probably not stemmed around the shar- Currently, home owners and fire already. the best path forward,” ing of a video of a traffic LIVE OAK — Suwannee are assessed $130 for “I can’t do it.” One Police Advisory Sampson said. stop involving Councilman County property owners solid waste and $100 for The fire assessment Committee workshop Sampson proposed Jake Hill. Hill was confron- may face increased — and fire. There is no EMS — which is currently down, two more to go. scheduling two additional tational in the video. even new — assessments assessment fee currently. capped at $118 based on At Monday’s Lake workshops on weekends, He was contrite Monday depending on the results The EMS portion of the county’s previous City Council meet- so that it may be easier for at the end of the meeting. of several studies. Suwannee County Fire study — could increase ing, Councilman Todd members of the public to “I was wrong,” he said. During an April 13 Rescue is currently fund- after Suwannee County Sampson attend, within the next 30 “I regret what I did.” workshop, the Suwannee ed through the county’s Fire Chief Eddie Hand requested days. One workshop would Former Councilman Board of County general fund as well as requested the board the council be held at the Columbia Glenel Bowden and Commissioners agreed through their medical consider increasing his schedule County School Board Sylvester Warren, a com- to place calls. department’s level of ser- two more Administrative Complex munity activist, both said the stud- The general fund, vice. work- Auditorium and one would they left the workshop ies on the though, picks up most of SCFR’s five paid stations shops be held at the Richardson angry that the video was agenda the slack to the tune of currently are manned by Sampson address- Community Center. shown, saying that it just for today’s around $3 million annual- two firefighters/EMTs ing the “The best government further drove a wedge into meeting, ly, County Administrator per shift. Hand said that proposed Police Advisory is one where people have dividing the community. which will Randy Harris said, adding creates problems if they Committee following last input,” Sampson said. “I Befaithful Coker, anoth- be held at the county is already tax- are responding to a medi- week’s meeting. think the workshops were er local resident, said she Land 5 p.m. at ing at 9 mills, so there isn’t cal call when a fire breaks Sampson said the ini- for community input and also left the workshop frus- the Judicial Annex, 218 much more room there in out — or vice versa. tial workshop, which was feedback.” trated. However, she said Parshley St. SW. order to raise additional “We’re playing the devised and led by Police Last week’s workshop, her frustrations stemmed Those studies, which ad valorem taxes. odds,” Hand said, add- Chief Argatha Gilmore which included members from seeing Hill’s actions. will be conducted by District 3 Commissioner wasn’t what he thought the of the Lake City Police Government Services Travis Land, though, said FEES continued on 3A workshop was supposed to Department discussing COUNCIL continued on 2A

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Staff report Highway Patrol, a 49-year- Overcorrecting, the The driver, and sole Submissions The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption old man from McAlpin was pickup then traveled back occupant of the truck, information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would LIVE OAK — A single headed south on 129th across 129th Road and died at the scene, the FHP like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture vehicle accident Saturday Road around 7:40 p.m. onto the west shoulder report states. He was not and information to the editor: [email protected]. night claimed the life of a Saturday when his pickup where it overturned and wearing a seatbelt. McAlpin man. crossed the centerline and stopped up against a tree FHP is still investigating According to the Florida onto the east shoulder. near 144th St. the crash. 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JUMP bike. At 1:32 p.m. — about one jump over the bar last an hour and a half after the year. However, with covid- Continued From 1A jump was scheduled to take 19 precautions ramping up place — Willis finally man- during that time, the event probably work out pretty aged to take off the top part was called off. good.” of it and lay it on the roof. “The folks here love it,” Cartmill said he has been This was followed up by sev- Sturgeon said. “My dad’s a into motorcycles since he eral more adjustments from biker. He goes to bike con- was 7. That’s when he start- Willis and his team in nudg- ventions… We just kind of ed racing and continued it ing the takeoff ramp and the intimate little things that throughout his teens. When carpet that led it to the right thFey do. And what do bik- he didn’t have his bike for a positions. ers like? They like loud toys few years after that, Cartmill “There’s a lot of factors and jumping things.” said he got into trouble a here,” Cartmill said. “We’re This year, with covid slow- lot. He realized he needed going downhill a little bit, ly rolling to a lesser threat, this hobby to keep him on so I had to prop the ramp the event was called back the straight-and-narrow. So up so I would go up instead on. To Mike Scott, it was about nine years ago, he got of out. It’s a shorter gap. I a blessing. The 69-year-old his second bike and start- couldn’t make the gap lon- Marine Corps veteran from ed jumping off ramps and ger, because if I go back Madison said he comes to learning some tricks. with the launch ramp, I’m in the biker rally every year. Cartmill posted videos those power lines. If I go for- Sitting on his own ride to of his stunts online for a ward with the landing, I’m in the side during the show few years before Willis, this tree. — the 1998 Honda Shadow the owner of Team FMX, “So my only option is to Ace he has named Ol Yeller reached out to him and hit the ramp a little bit slow- — he took in the sights of MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter offered a spot on his team. er, and I’m not good at that. Cartmill’s death-defying Cartmill (center) takes time after his performance to pose for photos with onlook- “He said, ‘Hey, you wanna I know one speed to hit my stunts. ers after Saturday’s jumps over Ellie Ray’s Bar in Branford. come down here and jump gap, and that’s it.” “I was waiting to see how over this bar?’” Cartmill This wasn’t the first time long it took him to hurt him- dangling his legs over the Cartmill posted up with “I wanted to see a front remembers Willis asking the team at Ellie Ray’s want- self,” Scott said. “But I expect handlebars or taking himself his green and white 2019 flip though,” they said. him. “I’m like, ‘Dude, I get ed to put on a show like he’s not gonna hurt himself. off the seat entirely before Kawasaki KX 450 under one “I wanna see some to jump over a bar? Sure.’” this. Back in 2018, Nick He’s done this enough, he climbing back on midair — of the oak trees and shot money,” Cartmill retorted The show didn’t exactly Sturgeon, the resort’s man- knows what he’s doing. But he passed by the crowd on the breeze with some spec- to the onlooker’s delight. go off without a hitch. For ager, said they had a biker my wife, I love to see her his way back to the ramp, tators, taking photos and “That’s not worth learning. one, the team struggled for do some backflips in the heart just stop.” waving to the crowd as signing posters Willis had It looks cool to see, but it’s about 15 minutes with a TV park off of ramps. He and As Cartmill made the last Willis asked for donations handed out. One onlooker not worth doing. antenna that obstructed the the ownership team at Ellie of his jumps — backflips to be made into his ball cap. approached Cartmill with a “I’m cautious, if you can potential flight path of the Ray’s wanted to have some- combined with feats such as When he was finally done, request. believe that.”

station, which has been the Wellborn station were to ask me if I’ve lost my has a total cost of $35.11 that happens when it gets FEES appropriated $750,000 already on a medical call. mind,” he said. per ton (transportation kicked down the road.” Continued From 1A from the state to go along “It won’t bankrupt Chairman Len Stapleton cost of $17.09/ton with In addition to request- with $250,000 set aside by them, won’t take food admitted the overall num- $18.02/ton for disposal), ing the study, the board the county already toward off their table,” Snowden bers proposed by Hand while the new bid jumps also directed Harris to ing he’d like at least the projected $2.1 mil- said of an assessment were big, but so is the to $32.5/ton for disposal examine several other four-person stations — lion cost would still need increase. “They won’t level of service that would and $27.27/ton for trans- options for waste dispos- which would allow for equipment and employees vote you out of office. I come with it. portation for a total of al in the hopes of reduc- two responses at the as well. think the opposite. If my “I don’t see it being $59.77/ton. ing the county’s burden same time from each sta- Hand also proposed a commissioner doesn’t try, that hard a pill to swal- That drastic price long-term. That includes tion — while requesting salary increase from a I may not support him.” low,” Stapleton said of the jump comes on top of the attempts to locate a the board ask the study starting pay of $12.90/ District 2 increased assessment per county’s waste collection new landfill to trans- include a fifth person per hour to $15.50/hour Commissioner Clyde tax payer. budget already currently port the county’s waste station to allow for back- to compete with larg- Fleming agreed with that White and the rest of running a small deficit to, including the Aucilla up for vacations and train- er departments such sentiment. the board is also looking annually. Area Regional Landfill ings. as Gainesville and “I think safety is the No. at an increase in the solid “We’ve got a problem, a in Greenville as well as While Hand would like Jacksonville. 1 priority,” Fleming said. waste assessment as the big problem,” Harris said, Columbia County’s land- the county to consider Wellborn resident Franklin White, the county’s current contract adding there likely will be fill. The board also was increasing the number of Wendell Snowden sup- commissioner from with Waste Management a significant increase pro- curious about the possi- employees per station, he ported Hand’s request, District 5, though, said ends in May. The provider posed in the assessment. bility of developing a new reminded the board that noting he was an unfortu- he wanted more informa- was the lone company to “No one likes spikes but landfill of its own. there are plans for a sixth nate victim of that “play- tion before agreeing to an bid on the county’s waste paid station as well on ing the odds.” In 2019, increase. disposal moving forward U.S. Highway 129 north Snowden’s garage caught “I’ve got people that me at a significant increase. of Interstate 10. That fire and the crew from put in office are going The current contract

HALL video files ranging from 11 viously identified by law Wednesday on 11 counts seconds to 6:51 long. enforcement while the of cruelty toward a child Continued From 1A One video, which was “Recognized Hash Values” (direct/promote sexual 1:02, included someone are from files previously performance by a child), uments, an FDLE agent repeatedly saying “stop,” submitted to the NCMEC’s one count of obscene was not successful in an according to the court doc- Child Recognition and communication (compile/ attempt to interview Hall uments, while someone Identification System, enter pornography of a John A Kasak at VSU. screamed in a 1:34 video although it doesn’t mean child on a computer) and CPCU CLU ChFC RICP, Agent However, a face-to-face while something was done they contain child pornog- one count of unlawful use 904 SW SR 247 Branford Hwy Lake City, FL 32025 interview was scheduled to her. raphy. of a two-way communica- Bus: 386-752-7521 for the FDLE Live Oak The affidavit states Hall was arrested tions device. www.johnkasak.com Office, during which Hall that the NCMEC’s Law consented to a search Enforcement Services of his phone against the Portal was used to check advice of an attorney, the the has values — or finger- affidavit states. prints — of the files with That search led to the one matching an “Identified Construction/Debris Containers Available discovery of apparent Child” and three others child pornography in having “Recognized Hash Hall’s Google Photos. The Values.” 755-7060 affidavit states that a foren- According to the court 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. sic extraction of data had document, the “Identified Delivered to your job site today. been performed on the Child” value means the phone, which included 11 video contains a child pre- Covid Vaccine

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ANOTHER OPINION Georgia voting law sparks round of political falsehoods eorgia’s state legislature has passed a set of laws tightening the mechanics of the state’s voting Gprocess. Democrats are decrying the move as restrictive and racist, with some prominent national and state leaders, including President Joe Biden, comparing the law to the Jim Crow era. Republicans have challenged these asser- tions, arguing the bill’s provisions actually expand voting access while tightening security for the process with commonsense ID requirements. The truth lies somewhere in the middle. The super-heated rhetoric coming from the left is obscuring legitimate criticisms of the bill, and Republicans’ claims that the bill will not dampen voter turnout also ring hollow. The country’s political leaders must stop grandstand- ing and actually work to reach reasonable compromises. Tightening the amount of time voters can request a mail-in ballot or requiring a state-issued ID to request an absentee ballot is not the same as requiring a poll tax or a literacy test. The law does limit the option of mail-in voting. For example, it makes it illegal for a mail-in ballot to be mailed to all eligible voters, instead requiring voters to request a ballot. It also limits the number of state-provided drop boxes and reduces the hours that voters can drop off ballots. (It’s worth noting that ballot drop boxes would not have been legal in the future without this law.) This will Relish your memories but live in the present certainly make those who don’t customarily vote less likely to do so as compared to “turnout” if voters were to receive a ballot in the mail each election. The bill also makes the state election board chairper- The moment is now son a position elected by the state’s General Assembly instead of the Georgia secretary of state, centralizing in’t it funny how time slips They are totally at peace with the election authority with the state legislature. This is clear away? Here today, gone world. Their peace encapsulates overreach. The state legislature should not have this sort Atomorrow. Life has a tenden- me. of oversight of local election procedures without compel- cy to sometimes move faster than I don’t know the lives they led ling evidence of malfeasance. we would like. But on the flip side, before they found us but I do know Perhaps the most controversial provision involves third there are times when it seems to they bring us companionship and parties being prevented from providing food or water to drag on. joy. We are a pack. We are comfort- those in line at a polling place within 150 feet. The law’s What was old is new again has able in each other’s presence. We opponents claim this could deter potential voters from certainly been witnessed time are at ease. waiting in line; proponents say that it doesn’t ban anyone and time again: fashion, styles, These four legged friends have from bringing their own refreshments and is intended events, people, places and things. Marlene Kenney taught us the meaning of trust only to block partisan groups from attempting to influ- Recollections of yesterday, recre- [email protected] and loyalty. They are always happy ence voters’ decisions. This is a tempest in a teapot. A ated today. Feelings of déjá vu. Oh to see us, be near us, spend time friend or neighbor should be allowed to hand another yes, it can happen to you. Familiar with us. They love us for who How many chapters have we friend a bottle of water. No one should be allowed to cam- faces but seen in other times and we are. Watching my pups right added to the story of our life? From paign in a voting center, using water as a prop or bribe. places. now encourages me to live in the childhood to adulthood and every- Democrats argue that any attempt to limit the avail- Every so often, we relive moment. thing in between. Every experience ability of ballots or drop-off locations will have a chilling moments in time like they are hap- Life is full of highs and lows, we’ve encountered and every per- effect on voter turnout, with concentrated impact in poor pening now. We relish thoughts and peaks and valleys. Lessons every glimpses of memories. A wink, a which way we turn. and minority communities. Every so often, we relive They use the same argument for the new requirement smile, laughter and tears can bring I recently received a note from us back to days gone by. Fleeting moments in time like they my sweet friend in Charleston. (Her that eliminates signature matching and requires a driv- are happening now. We er’s license or state ID number to request an absentee moments that we remember all the age is irrelevant, her spirit is young- days of our lives. Sunny days, lonely relish thoughts and glimps- er than springtime.) MaryAnn ballot. But a majority of Americans support voter ID, es of memories. A wink, a according to polling data from the Pew Research Center. nights, hellos and goodbyes. reminded me, “Do not take any- Visions of our children recreated smile, laughter and tears can thing for granted or put things off This is not an overly burdensome restriction. bring us back to days gone There are legitimate arguments to be made against with grandchildren or maybe just that you think you’ll enjoy.” a random child. First dates, first by. Fleeting moments that The past is the past but the pres- some of the bill’s provisions, and the appropriate avenue for we remember all the days of review is the court system. Democrats are rushing to avail kiss, quarrels and hugs. Tender ent, oh the present, is ours for the moments, good times and bad. our lives. Sunny days, lonely taking. Hold tight to your memories themselves of that system, as they have every right to do. nights, hellos and goodbyes. Voting is a right. It is also a duty. Americans should There are instances we want to rec- but relish in the new. The moment exercise the franchise deliberately. The right should be reate and minutes/hours we want is now and it’s all up to you. son we’ve met brought us to the guarded jealously. The duty should be taken seriously. to forget. C’est la vie. (That’s life, place we are now. n Marlene Kenney is a retired human Safeguarding the system ought not to be a partisan such is life.) As I sit in my office writing this resources director who lives in Lake City. matter. The ultrapartisan rhetoric surrounding the In so many ways, as things article, I fondly look over at my two She has been a columnist for the past Georgia law cheapens both the duty and the right. change, they stay the same. History four years and has written for several has a way of repeating itself. Roll rescue dogs (Emmy and Buddy). publications. She is also an interior n Pittsburgh Post-Gazette over Beethoven, there’s a new kid They slumber — one on the easy decorator and teaches adult education Lake City Reporter on the block. chair and the other on the ottoman. classes at UNF. Lake City Reporter Serving Columbia County Since 1874 Foreign investment is key to border fix TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ he U.S. is once again facing level where migration pressure peaks: tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride a border crisis — a wave of Biden wants to address this by forWe residents believe ofstrong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun‑ Tasylum-seekers from Central making Central America richer, communitiesties by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” America. President Joe Biden knows which is a great idea. If the GDP of OurWe believeprimary strong goal is newspapers to publish distinguished build strong and that the only long-term way to make these countries can be doubled, the profitablecommunities community‑ —‑“Newspapers oriented getnewspapers. things done!” the issue go away is to improve the perpetual border crises would likely ThisOur primarymission goalwill beis toaccomplished publish distinguished through the and economies of Honduras, Guatemala vanish. The question is how to do it. teamworkprofitable community‑of professionals oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, and El Salvador. But doing that will But the problem here isn’t wast- integrityThis mission and hard will work.be accomplished through the require more than foreign aid, it will ing taxpayers’ cash; it’s that hand- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, require U.S. companies to actually ing out cash is not a durable route Noah Smith to growth in the first place. Aid integrity and hard work. put factories in those countries. Todd Wilson, Publisher The Biden administration has little Bloomberg Opinion relieves poverty without leading to Robert Bridges, Editor desire to let masses of asylum-seek- much investment. JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor ers into the country. The border will Instead, what helps poor coun- SueJamie Brannon, Wachter, Controller Editor not be opened. In an interview last send some of them to a rich country tries to grow is foreign investment. month, the president’s message to where they can find work and send The U.S. must source products money back to the family. As fam- Dink NeSmith, President the desperate citizens fleeing vio- made in Honduras, Guatemala and Dink NeSmith, President ilies have fewer children, though, Tom Wood, Chairman lence and poverty in their countries El Salvador so that companies move Tom Wood, Chairman aging parents need all of their kids was: “Don’t come over.” their factories to those countries. to stay home and take care of them, But many still do. And that leaves This could be done by providing or take over family businesses or tax breaks on the sales of products the question of how to actually stop other such local imperatives. made in the Northern Triangle; this the waves. In the long run, if Central The other key circumstance that would incentivize both American LETTERS POLICY American asylum-seekers are going will reduce the need to emigrate and foreign companies to invest in to stop coming, it will have to be from Central American countries the Northern Triangle in order to Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written because they no longer want to come. is economic growth. Economist claim the tax break and win market and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and When do people stop wanting to Michael Clemens has shown that share in America. libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s leave their home countries? There as countries get richer, they initially Protectionists in the U.S. will name, address and telephone number for verification. are obviously many exceptional send out more migrants, probably absolutely howl over giving pref- events, such as war and natural because people simply have the erences to goods made in Central Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers disasters, that can push people and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. money to move in search of work. American countries, whose abroad seeking better living condi- But once yearly incomes pass about migrants they often see as invaders. tions. But otherwise there are two $7,000 to $8,000 , the effect revers- But if the U.S. really wants to fix BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL pretty predictable factors driving es; opportunities are good enough Central America, this is what it needs 32056; or drop off at 180 E. 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Williamson wins district titles in 100 & 200, breaking his own mark, while Stockton leaps to 1st in triple jump.

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GAINESVILLE — James Williamson won two district titles, qualified for regionals in another event and broke his own school record. All in a day’s work. Williamson won the District 2-3A title in the 100 with a time of 10.69 seconds and then won the 200 in 21.75 seconds, breaking his previous program record of 21.78 that he set just two weeks ago at Santa Fe. They were the first two district crowns in the senior’s career. “It was kind of hard because there are some good people in this district, so I just had to keep practicing,” Williamson said. “Last year it got canceled so I just wanted to work harder than the next person to just try and get those goals met.” Those goals weren’t it for Williamson at the District 2-3A meet at Gainesville High School. He also qualified for regionals in the 400 with a fourth-place finish (50.23). But Williamson stumbled coming to the finish line in the 400 and scraped his knee and face. And that was before he had to run the 200. It didn’t stop Williamson though from grab- bing another district title. It’s been an impressive season so far for Williamson, who also battled a calf injury a month ago. He won the 200 by 0.24 seconds and the 100 by 0.21 seconds. “I’ve got to practice hard for these next two weeks for regionals,” Williamson said. “I see myself going to state if I just keep practicing.” Joining Williamson at regionals is another district champion in Seth Stockton, who won the triple jump with a leap of 13.03m. The sophomore won it comfortably too, beating Mosley’s Cree Ross by 0.31m. “It felt good to win it,” Stockton said. “I wasn’t really expecting to win it because there were a lot of good players out there. They did their thing. “It meant a lot to me knowing that I’m sopho- more. Everybody in our district are all striving to do the same thing, so it felt good to win it.” The boys placed fourth overall with 81 points behind champion Rickards (186), Lincoln (154) and Leon (84). But the Tigers had a more regional qualifiers in addition to Williamson and Stockton. Nate Walmsley was a double qualifier, placing third in the discus (37.64m) and fourth in the shot put (13.31m). “Nate is going to have a lot of competition in the shot put and the discus,” Columbia coach JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter Columbia’s Seth Stockton (left) won a district title in the triple jump at Saturday’s District 2-3A meet, while James CHS continued on 4B Williamson (right) won district crowns in the 100 and 200, breaking his own school record in the 200 by .03 seconds.

PREP TRACK & FIELD PREP ROUNDUP Suwannee takes down Lafayette in baseball & softball

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Carston Palmer and Tyson Greene threw a com- bined one-hitter to lead Class 4A No. 3 Suwannee to a 7-0 win over Lafayette at home Monday night. Palmer went four innings in the start, allowing the hit and a walk with a strikeout before Greene went the rest of the way for the Bulldogs (17-5). Greene struck out six and allowed just two walks over the final three innings to shut out the Hornets (10-7) while also driving in three runs at the plate. Hunter Corbin drove in two runs and scored twice, while Josh Fernald and Kendry Varges each had an RBI. Ryan LeNeave also went 3 for 4 with two runs scored. SOFTBALL Suwannee 16, Lafayette 5: Suwannee contin- ued rolling on Monday, run-ruling Class 1A No. 8 COURTESY Lafayette in five innings for a fifth straight win. Branford’s boys and girls track and field teams are pictured after Saturday’s District 5-1A meet. The boys won Carson Frier and Karis Smith both homered, with their first title since 2009, while the girls finished runner-up. Frier finishing 1 for 4 with five RBIs while Smith went 3 for 4 with four RBIs for the Bulldogs (7-14). Smith also threw all five innings in the circle, giving Branford boys win district title, girls finish runner-up up only one earned run on four hits and two walks with nine strikeouts against the Hornets (10-7). Championship is the Buccaneers’ first since 2009, Veal wins three crowns for the ladies. Emma Rae Byers, Rachel Smith, Kaiya Hurst, Haley Law and Kenzie Kimball all drove in one run By JAMIE WACHTER tallying 202.5 points for the championships for the BHS coach Tim Clark, who apiece for Suwannee. [email protected] championship. Buccaneers, who finished was a senior on that 2009 The Bulldogs also had a big 3-1 win over Class Brice Criggall (19.13 in comfortably ahead of sec- team. “We went in believ- 5A No. 7 Gainesville last Thursday at home. Frier 110 hurdles), Evan Dowdy ond-place St Francis’ 126.5. ing that we both (boys and also homered in that victory and had two RBIs, GAINESVILLE — (1.72m in high jump), It was Branford’s first dis- girls teams) had a chance.” while Karson Kirby drove in the other run to sup- Branford’s boys ran away Devin Mosley (12.98m) trict title since back-to-back That quartet also quali- port Smith in the circle where she allowed zero with the District 5-1A title and Kyson Johnson (44.9m crowns in 2008 and 2009. earned runs on four hits and four walks with two on Saturday at Oak Hall, in javelin) all won district “It was a big day,” said BHS continued on 4B strikeouts. 2B TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 2021 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER

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All times EDT Cleveland 6, Cincinnati 3 Houston 114, Orlando 110 SOCCER 34. (32) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, 390, 3. Jonathan Stiever to alternate training San Francisco 1, Miami 0 Toronto 112, Oklahoma City 106 35. (37) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, 389, site. Arizona 5, Washington 2 Sacramento 121, Dallas 107 MLS Glance 0. National League MLB N.Y. Mets 2, Colorado 1 L.A. Clippers 124, Minnesota 105 Sunday, April 18 36. (33) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, 385, 0. CINCINNATI REDS — Sent RHP Cam Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 5, 10 innings Monday’s Games LA Galaxy 3, Miami 2 37. (31) Josh Bilicki, Ford, 384, 1. Bedrosian outright to alternate training American League Glance San Diego 5, L.A. Dodgers 2 Detroit 109, Cleveland 105 Philadelphia 0, Columbus 0 38. (34) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, engine, 1, site. East Division Atlanta 13, Chicago Cubs 4 Chicago 102, Boston 96 Vancouver 1, Portland 0 0. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Recalled WL PctGB Monday’s Games Golden State at Philadelphia, late Friday, April 23 Race Statistics LHPs Christopher Sanchez and Damon Boston 11 6.647 — San Francisco at Philadelphia, late Houston at Miami, late Orlando City at Sporting Kansas City, 7:30 Average Speed of Race Winner: 96.542 Jones and SS Nick Maton from alternate Tampa Bay88.5002½ St. Louis at Washington, late Oklahoma City at Washington, late p.m. mph. training site. Placed 2B Ronald Torreyes Baltimore79.438 3½ L.A. Dodgers at Seattle, late Phoenix at Milwaukee, late. NWSL Glance Time of Race: 3 hours, 6 minutes, 57 and LHPs Jose Alvarado and Matt Moore Toronto79.438 3½ Milwaukee at San Diego, late San Antonio at Indiana, late seconds. on the 10-day IL. New York 510.333 5 Tuesday, April 20 Tuesday’s Games Memphis at Denver, late Margin of Victory: 0.381 seconds. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Recalled LHP Central Division Utah at L.A. Lakers, late North Carolina at Gotham FC, 6 p.m. Top 16 in Points: 1. D.Hamlin, 434; 2. Sam Selman from alternate training site. L.A. Dodgers (Urías 2-0) at Seattle Kansas City at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. WL PctGB (Gonzales 1-1), 4:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games M.Truex, 353; 3. J.Logano, 352; 4. Selected the contract of RHP Trevor Gott Kansas City 95 .643 — Atlanta (Morton 1-1) at N.Y. Yankees Brooklyn at New Orleans, 7:30 p.m. W.Byron, 310; 5. R.Blaney, 304; 6. from alternate training site. Optioned RF Cleveland 87 .533 1½ (Taillon 0-1), 6:35 p.m. Charlotte at New York, 7:30 p.m. GOLF K.Larson, 299; 7. C.Elliott, 285; 8. Steven Duggar and C Chadwick Tromp to Chicago89.471 2½ K.Harvick, 273; 9. B.Keselowski, 269; 10. alternate training site. Minnesota68.429 3 Arizona (Gallen 0-0) at Cincinnati (Castillo Orlando at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. PGA Tour RBC Heritage Scores 1-1), 6:40 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10 p.m. C.Bell, 257; 11. Ky.Busch, 245; 12. A.Dillon, BASKETBALL Detroit 610.3754 Sunday 239; 13. A.Bowman, 236; 14. R.Stenhouse, Baltimore (Harvey 0-1) at Miami (Neidert Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. National Basketball Association West Division Final Round 222; 15. Ku.Busch, 214; 16. C.Buescher, 0-0), 6:40 p.m. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS — Signed G WL PctGB Top 10 And Ties 204. Pittsburgh (Anderson 1-2) at Detroit Gary Payton II to a second 10-day Seattle 10 6.625— (Fulmer 1-0), 6:40 p.m. NHL S. Cink, $1.278M 63-63-69-70-265 IndyCar Honda Indy Grand Prix of Los Angeles 85 .615 ½ contract. San Francisco (TBD) at Philadelphia E. Grillo, $631,90068-64-69-68-269 Alabama TORONTO RAPTORS — Signed F Yuta Oakland97.5631 East Division H. Varner III, $631,900 66-68-69-66-269 Houston78.4672½ (Wheeler 1-2), 7:05 p.m. WLOT PtsGFGA Sunday Watanabe. St. Louis (Wainwright 0-2) at Washington Washington2913462 163141 C. Conners, $298,792 67-64-72-68-271 Texas79.438 3 M. McNealy, $298,792 71-67-66-67-271 (Start position in parentheses) FOOTBALL (Corbin 0-2), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Islanders2813460 127105 1. (3) Alex Palou, Dallara-Honda, 90 laps, Sunday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Walker 0-0) at Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh 28 14 359152 126 M. Fitzptrick, $298,792 71-64-68-68-271 National Football League Chicago White Sox 3, Boston 2, 7 innings, Chris Kirk, $230,750 70-67-68-67-272 Running. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed LB (Arrieta 2-1), 7:40 p.m. Boston 25 12 656125 110 2. (4) Will Power, Dallara-Chevrolet, 90, 1st game N.Y. Rangers2316652 151118 C. Morikawa, $230,750 65-68-67-72-272 Ezekiel Turner to a one-year, restricted Houston (McCullers Jr. 1-1) at Colorado R. Henley, $186,37569-70-67-67-273 Running. Cleveland 6, Cincinnati 3 (Gray 1-1), 8:40 p.m. Philadelphia 20 18 747128 162 tendered contract. Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Yankees 2 New Jersey 14 24 634109 150 S. Lowry, $186,37570-65-72-66-273 3. (5) Scott Dixon, Dallara-Honda, 90, INDIANAPOLIS COLTS— Signed WR Zach Milwaukee (Burnes 1-1) at San Diego W. Simpson, $186,37571-68-64-70-273 Running. Kansas City 2, Toronto 0 (Paddack 1-1), 10:10 p.m. Buffalo 12 26 731111 154 Pascal and S George Odum to one-year, Texas 1, Baltimore 0, 10 innings C. Smith, $186,37562-71-74-66-273 4. (1) Pato O’Ward, Dallara-Chevrolet, 90, restricted tendered contracts. Calendar Central Division Oakland 3, Detroit 2 PGA Tour Champions Chubb Classic Running. LAS VEGAS RAIDERS — Signed CB Rasul July 25 — Hall of Fame induction, WLOT PtsGFGA Seattle 7, Houston 2 5. (16) Sebastien Bourdais, Douglas. Cooperstown, N.Y. Carolina 29 10 563142 107 Scores Chicago White Sox 5, Boston 1, 7 innings, Dallara-Chevrolet, 90, Running. NEW YORK GIANTS — Re-signed RB Dec. 6-9 — Winter meetings, Lake Buena Florida 29 12 563147 125 Sunday 2nd game Tampa Bay3013262 152 117 6. (14) Rinus Veekay, Dallara-Chevrolet, Sandro Platzgummer. Vista, Fla. Minnesota at L.A. Angels, ppd. Nashville 24 21 149121 130 Final Round 90, Running. NEW YORK JETS— Re-signed TE Daniel Dec. 8 — Winter meeting draft, Lake Chicago2119547 127139 Top 10 And Ties 7. (18) Graham Rahal, Dallara-Honda, 90, Brown. Monday’s Games Buena Vista, Fla. Running. Boston 11, Chicago White Sox 4 Dallas 17 14 12 46 122 109 S. Stricker, $240,000 66-67-67-200 WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM — Columbus1523939 116 158 8. (6) Marcus Ericsson, Dallara-Honda, 90, Tampa Bay at Kansas City, late Alex Cejka, $128,000 68-65-68-201 Announced the retirement of QB Alex Detroit 16 24 638103 145 R. Karlsson, $128,000 66-66-69-201 Running. Texas at L.A. Angels, late Smith. Waived RB Bryce Love. NBA West Division Tim Petrovic, $85,600 67-70-65-202 9. (2) Alexander Rossi, Dallara-Honda, 90, L.A. Dodgers at Seattle, late K. Sutherland, $85,600 70-66-66-202 Running. HOCKEY Minnesota at Oakland, ppd. EASTERN CONFERENCE WLOT PtsGFGA Colorado 30 9464 154 101 Fred Couples, $60,800 63-69-71-203 10. (7) Romain Grosjean, Dallara-Honda, National Hockey League Tuesday’s Games Atlantic Division Vegas 31 11 264147 98 B. Langer, $60,800 65-68-70-203 90, Running. NHL — Suspended Vancouver D L.A. Dodgers (Urías 2-0) at Seattle WLPctGB Gene Sauers, $51,20066-69-70-205 11. (11) Jack Harvey, Dallara-Honda, 90, Alexander Edler two games without pay Philadelphia 39 17 .696 — Minnesota2713357 132 115 (Gonzales 1-1), 4:10 p.m. Arizona 20 20 545121 141 Glen Day, $40,000 68-69-69-206 Running. for kneeing an opponent during an April Chicago White Sox (Rodón 2-0) at Brooklyn 38 19 .667 1½ St. Louis 19 18 644124 135 M. A. Jimenez, $40,000 69-67-70-206 18 game against Toronto. Boston3127.534 9 12. (15) Simon Pagenaud, Cleveland (Plesac 1-2), 6:10 p.m. San Jose 18 22 440118 149 Billy Mayfair, $40,000 69-69-68-206 Dallara-Chevrolet, 90, Running. ARIZONA COYOTES — Assigned G David New York 31 27 .534 9 Los Angeles 16 20 638114 127 David Toms, $40,000 68-70-68-206 Minnesota (Shoemaker 1-0) at Oakland Toronto2434.41416 13. (19) Takuma Sato, Dallara-Honda, 90, Tendeck to Rapid City (ECHL). (TBD), 6:30 p.m., 1st game Anaheim 14 25 735103 147 Running. CAROLINA HURRICANES — Recalled LW Atlanta (Morton 1-1) at N.Y. Yankees Southeast Division North Division 14. (12) Scott McLaughlin, Max McCormick and C Morgan Geekie (Taillon 0-1), 6:35 p.m. WLPctGB WLOT PtsGFGA from the taxi squad. Atlanta 31 26 .544 — AUTO RACING Dallara-Chevrolet, 90, Running. Baltimore (Harvey 0-1) at Miami (Neidert Toronto2812561 147 120 15. (13) Ed Jones, Dallara-Honda, 90, COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS — Recalled D Miami 29 28 .509 2 Winnipeg 27 15 357144 120 NASCAR Cup Series TOYOTA OWNERS 400 0-0), 6:40 p.m. Charlotte 28 28 .500 2½ Running. Gavin Bayreuther from the taxi squad. Pittsburgh (Anderson 1-2) at Detroit Edmonton 26 15 254137 120 Sunday 16. (10) Conor Daly, Dallara-Chevrolet, 90, DETROIT RED WINGS— Recalled LW Washington 23 33 .411 7½ Montreal 19 14 947125 119 (Fulmer 1-0), 6:40 p.m. Orlando 18 39 .316 13 (Start position in parentheses) Running. Mathias Brome from the taxi squad. Toronto (Ryu 1-1) at Boston (Rodríguez Calgary 19 22 341116 129 1. (24) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 400 laps, 17. (24) James Hinchcliffe, Dallara-Honda, NASHVILLE PREDATORS - Recalled LW 2-0), 7:10 p.m. Central Division Vancouver 17 18 337103 122 51 points. Tanner Jeannot from the taxi squad. WLPctGB Ottawa 15 26 434122 164 89, Running. Tampa Bay (Hill 1-0) at Kansas City (Keller Milwaukee3521.625— 2. (2) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 400, 55. 18. (23) Dalton Kellett, Dallara-Chevrolet, NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Signed F 1-1), 8:10 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for 3. (5) Joey Logano, Ford, 400, 50. 89, Running. Alexander Holtz to a three-year, Indiana 26 30 .464 9 overtime loss. The top four teams in each Houston (McCullers Jr. 1-1) at Colorado Chicago 24 33 .421 11½ 4. (8) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 400, 40. 19. (21) Jimmie Johnson, Dallara-Honda, entry-level contract. (Gray 1-1), 8:40 p.m. Cleveland2037.35115½ division will qualify for playoffs under this 5. (1) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 400, 50. 87, Running. NEW YORK RANGERS — Agreed to terms Texas (Lyles 1-0) at L.A. Angels (Ohtani Detroit 18 40 .310 18 season’s temporary realignment. 6. (22) Aric Almirola, Ford, 400, 32. 20. (20) Max Chilton, Dallara-Chevrolet, with F Will Cuylle on an entry-level 0-0), 9:38 p.m. Sunday’s Games 7. (4) William Byron, Chevrolet, 400, 40. contract. WESTERN CONFERENCE 86, Running. Minnesota (TBD) at Oakland (TBD), 10 Boston 6, Washington 3 8. (10) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 400, 33. 21. (22) Felix Rosenqvist, COLLEGE Southwest Division p.m., 2nd game Buffalo 4, Pittsburgh 2 9. (16) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 400, 33. Dallara-Chevrolet, 62, Did not finish. ETSU — Named Patrick Days, Mark WLPctGB N.Y. Rangers 5, New Jersey 3 10. (11) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 400, 30. National League Glance Dallas3026.536 — 22. (9) Colton Herta, Dallara-Honda, 25, Bialkoski and Mantoris Robinson men's Vegas 5, Anaheim 2 11. (7) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 400, 32. East Division Memphis 29 26 .527 ½ Did not finish. basketball assistant coaches, Lucas WL PctGB San Antonio 27 28 .491 2½ N.Y. Islanders 1, Philadelphia 0, OT 12. (3) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 400, 25. 23. (8) Josef Newgarden, Campbell director of basketball New York 74 .636 — New Orleans 25 32 .439 5½ Vancouver 3, Toronto 2, OT 13. (17) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 400, 24. Dallara-Chevrolet, Did not finish. operations and Sunny Park director of Philadelphia 87 .533 1 Houston 15 42 .263 15½ Los Angeles at Colorado, ppd 14. (20) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 400, 25. 24. (17) Ryan Hunter-Reay, basketball sport performance. Miami78.4672 Monday’s Games 15. (18) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 399, 22. Dallara-Honda, Did not finish. TENNESSEE TECH — Promoted Marcus Northwest Division 16. (27) Daniel Suarez, Chevrolet, 399, 21. Atlanta79.438 2½ WLPctGB Florida 4, Columbus 2 Race Statistics King to men's basketball associate head Washington58.385 3 Utah 42 15 .737 — Tampa Bay 3, Carolina 2, OT 17. (14) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Chevrolet, Average Speed of Race Winner: 110.025 coach. 399, 20. Central Division Denver3620.643 5½ Detroit at Dallas, late mph. WL PctGB Portland3224.5719½ Chicago at Nashville, late 18. (6) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 398, 19. Time of Race: 01:52:53.0361. Cincinnati 96 .600 — Oklahoma City2037.35122 Minnesota at Arizona, late 19. (30) Erik Jones, Chevrolet, 398, 18. Margin of Victory: 0.4016 seconds. TODAY IN SPORTS Milwaukee 87 .533 1 Minnesota 15 43 .25927½ Montreal at Edmonton, late 20. (13) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 398, 17. Points: Palou 53, Power 41, Dixon 35, St. Louis 78 .467 2 Ottawa at Calgary, late 21. (36) Corey Lajoie, Chevrolet, 398, 16. April 20 Pacific Division O’Ward 34, Bourdais 31, Veekay 29, Rahal 1912 – Fenway Park opens in Boston with Pittsburgh 79 .438 2½ WLPctGB San Jose at Vegas, late 22. (26) Chase Briscoe, Ford, 398, 15. 26, Ericsson 24, Rossi 22, Grosjean 20. Chicago69.400 3 Phoenix 40 16 .714 — 23. (21) Cole Custer, Ford, 398, 14. the Red Sox beating the New York Tuesday’s Games 24. (9) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 397, 20. Yankees 7-6 in 11 innings. Tiger Stadium in West Division L.A. Clippers4019.6781½ Boston at Buffalo, 6:30 p.m. 25. (12) Chris Buescher, Ford, 397, 12. Detroit also opens its doors as the Tigers WL PctGB L.A. Lakers3522.614 5½ Carolina at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. 26. (15) Bubba Wallace, Toyota, 397, 11. TRANSACTIONS defeat the Cleveland Indians 6-5. Los Angeles 13 3.813— Golden State 28 29 .491 12½ Columbus at Florida, 7 p.m. San Francisco96.600 3½ Sacramento2334.404 17½ 27. (23) Michael McDowell, Ford, 396, 10. BASEBALL 1986 – Chicago’s Michael Jordan sets an N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. NBA single-game playoff scoring record San Diego107.588 3½ Sunday’s Games 28. (38) Austin Cindric, Ford, 396, 0. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Major League Baseball with 63 points in a 135-131 double Arizona 610.3757 Atlanta 129, Indiana 117 29. (25) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 396, 8. Detroit at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. American League overtime loss to the Boston Celtics, in Colorado 412.2509 New York 122, New Orleans 112, OT 30. (19) Ryan Newman, Ford, 395, 7. Colorado at St. Louis, ppd BOSTON RED SOX— Optioned RHP Game 2 of the first round in the Eastern Miami 109, Brooklyn 107 31. (29) Anthony Alfredo, Ford, 395, 6. Sunday’s Games Toronto at Vancouver, 9 p.m. Tanner Houck to alternate training site. Conference. Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 0 Charlotte 109, Portland 101 32. (35) BJ McLeod, Ford, 393, 0. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. 33. (28) James Davison, Chevrolet, 390, 4. CHICAGO WHITE SOX— Optioned RHP

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SURFING SECN — Clemson at Georgia Alex Killorn and Brayden Point he didn’t know “if I can go this week,” then Smith made the announcement on 5:30 p.m. 8 p.m. also scored for the Lightning. Andrei added he is aiming to be back on the field Instagram a few weeks shy of his 37th FS2 — WSL Championship Tour: The Rip ESPNU — Oklahoma at Texas Tech Vasilevskiy finished with 25 saves. relatively soon for the Super Bowl champions. birthday, hoping to enjoy more time with Curl Narrabeen Classic, Sydney COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY Andrei Svechnikov and Brady Skjei “I feel pretty good and I push myself pret- his family. 1 p.m. TENNIS scored for Carolina, which has only one ty hard,” he said. “... we will see how things Smith earned AP Comeback Player of 5 a.m. (Wednesday) BTN — Big Ten Tournament: Indiana vs. regulation loss in the past eight games. play out. It is a long time between now and the Year honors for getting back on the Michigan St., First Round, Iowa City, Iowa TENNIS — Barcelona-ATP, Belgrade-ATP, Stuttgart-WTA & Istanbul-WTA Early Petr Mrazek stopped 33 shots. the beginning of the season. Just be smart field last season, two years removed from COLLEGE SOFTBALL Gourde found a loose puck alone in the about all these different things we have to an injury that required 17 operations. He 5 p.m. Rounds SECN — Oklahoma at Georgia 6 a.m. (Wednesday) right circle and after his initial shot was do and fulfill. 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Please contact: with this court WITHIN THE p.m. For the link to attend the NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- curate copy quickly and have pate in the meetings are re- Carrina Cooper, Court Adminis- instincts for reporting on a va- LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER opening, please contact pro- quested to call the Town of Fort DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT tration, 173 NE Hernando Av- THE TIME OF THE FIRST [email protected]. KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR riety of subjects. White office at 386-497-2321, enue, Room 408, Lake City, FL Send a resume, clips and PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- The City is accepting electronic or email [email protected] ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UN- 32055; Phone: 386.758.163. TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER bid submissions. Bidders shall at least two (2) business days KNOWN PARTIES MAY Contact Court Administration at references to THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A create a FREE account with in advance of the meeting. 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OF THIS NOTICE. portal/lcfla/projects/8891. Con- need to ensure that a verbatim 11:00:00 AM EST the following ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED tact the Procurement Depart- record of the proceeding is described real property as set WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS ment at (386) 719-5818 or made, which record includes forth in said Final Judgment, to SET FORTH IN SECTION (386) 719-5816 for additional the testimony and evidence wit: 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA information. upon which the appeal is LOT 47, OAK CREEK AT OAK Wanted; Unwanted livestock; PROBATE CODE WILL BE based. WOODLANDS, ACCORDING horses, goats, cows: Free pick- Cash for Vehicles: 635960 TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS We pick FOREVER BARRED. up. Call Danny 904-222-5054. up. Jessie 386-984-8256. NOTWITHSTANDING THE April 20, 2021 635969 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, TIME PERIOD SET FORTH April 20, 2021 PAGE 3, OF THE PUBLIC ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED NOTICE OF WORKSHOP RECORDS OF HAMILTON TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE MEETING PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY, FLORIDA; OF THE TOWN OF FORT AFTER THE DECEDENT'S ON TOGETHER WITH A 2007 HOUSEKEEPER, experience DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. WHITE TOWN COUNCIL INVITATION TO BID PLAT DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE May 3, 2021 a plus, will train. Good hourly Cows for Sale, 10 head, all The date of first publication of ITB-021-2021 HOME WITH IDENTIFICATION pay. Candidates must have this notice is: April 20, 2021. 5:30 PM PURCHASE OF REPLACE- NUMBERS PHAL00375A AND bred, some with calves, $7,500 The Town Council of the Town good work ethic & work histo- for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. Personal Representative: MENT DUTY WEAPONS AND PHAL00375B LOCATED ry. SIGN ON BONUS. Apply in /S/ RHONDA KAY SHERROD of Fort White will be conducting HOLSTERS THEREON. a Town Council workshop Any person claiming an interest person. NO CALLS. Americas Female puppy. Pit, wolf, husky, 13172 S. US Hwy 441 Sealed bids will be accepted Best Value Inn of Lake City Lake City, Florida 32025 meeting on May 3, 2021 at 5: online only for the City of Lake in the surplus from the sale, if shepherd mix. Shots & 3835 W US Hwy 90. wormed. $75.00 386-406-3389 Attorney for Personal Repre- 30 pm to discuss an Interlocal City, Florida, 205 N Marion Av- sentative: Agreement between the Town enue, Lake City, Florida 32055 MARLIN M. FEAGLE, ATTOR- of Fort White and Columbia until May 13, 2021 at 2:00 P.M. NEY AT LAW, P.A. County regarding utility ser- after which all bids will be read By:/S/ Marlin M. Feagle vices. aloud from the City Council Florida Bar No. 0173248 Public access to this meeting Chambers on WebEx at 2:15 153 NE Madison Street can be accomplished as fol- p.m. You may also follow the Post Office Box 1653 lows: bid on procurenow.com and Lake City, Florida 32056-1653 (1)Audio--- Dial from your see the results after the due 386/752-7191 phone 386-400-9288 if local, or date and time. For the link to [email protected] the toll-free number: 1-888-686- attend the opening, please con- 1115. When asked for exten- tact [email protected]. 636097 sion dial 386. Participants will The City is accepting electronic April 20, 27, 2021 be muted until public comments bid submissions. Bidders shall are requested. Participants create a FREE account with IN RE: Estate of IN THE CIR- wishing to comment will press ProcureNow by signing up at CUIT COURT, THIRD JUDI- *9 to raise or lower hand. A https://secure.procurenow.com/ CIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR moderator will call on you when signup. COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- it is your turn to speak at which Here is the link for upcoming DA time you will press *6 to un- and current bids: PROBATE DIVISION mute microphone. Please state https://www.lcfla.com/procure- CAROLYN W. WAYT, your name clearly for the ment/page/bids or you may FILE NUMBER: 2021-CP-0080 record. Each speaker will have use the direct project link here: Deceased. three (3) minutes to comment. https://secure.procurenow.com/ DIVISION: When finished speaking press portal/lcfla/projects/8415. Con- NOTICE TO CREDITORS *6 again to mute your micro- tact the Procurement Depart- The administration of the estate phone to avoid background ment at (386) 719-5818 or of Carolyn W. Wayt, deceased, noise. (386) 719-5816 for additional whose date of death was De- (2)Attend in person--- at 118 information. cember 17, 2019, is pending in SW Wilson Springs Road, Fort the Circuit Court for Columbia White, FL 32038. 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Answer: After the runners completed the 26-mile Attorney for Personal Repre- marathon, they — SAID SO LONG 4B TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 2021 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER Classified Department 755-5440 PREP WRESTLING PUBLISHER'S NOTE PUBLISHER'S NOTE All real estate advertising in this Florida Law 828.29 requires newspaper is subject to the fair dogs and cats being sold to be housing act which makes it ille- at least 8 weeks old and have a gal to advertise "any prefer- Tigers hold team banquet health certificate from a li- ence, limitation, or discrimina- censed veterinarian document- tion based on race, color, reli- ing they have mandatory shots gion, sex, disability, familial sta- and are free from intestinal and tus or national origin; or any in- external parasites. Many tention to make such prefer- species of wildlife must be li- ence, limitation or discrimina- censed by Florida Fish and tion." Familial status includes Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- children under the age of 18 liv- tact the local office for informa- ing with parents or legal custo- tion. dians, pregnant women and Registered Brangus Bulls 2-4 people securing custody of chil- years old, certified, gentle, dren under the age of 18. This ready to breed. $2500. 352- newspaper will not knowingly 215-1018. accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are here- by informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal op- Want to buy cattle. All kinds portunity basis. To complain of 352-339-3018 discrimination call HUD toll free Thomas Greene was named Wanted to lease pasture for at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free Outstanding Middleweight and cattle. 352-339-3018 telephone number to the hear- COURTESY PHOTOS ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Joseph Rice was named team MVP. given the Grinder award. He had the He had the most takedowns with fastest pin at eight seconds, most Jaycob Jones was named 85 and the most techs with seven. pins with 32 and most wins with 43. Outstanding Heavyweight. ROOM NEEDED Room wanted for long term rental. Will pay up to $800 per Coldwell, Banker 4.12 Acres of month. Background check fantastic investment property. completed. Quiet 56 year old. Zoned CG. Frontage on SR Weekdays only. Call Dan any- 247. Call Elaine Tolar 386-365- time (910) 703-0346 1548. Coldwell, Banker Very nice commercial lots in SR 247 Place. Various sizes. Paved streets. Zoned CG. Call Elaine Five Ash Forest, Lake City's Tolar 386-365-1548. premier 55 plus manuf. home community. 386-752-7207 Lot Hallmark Real Estate Robin lease includes water, sewer, Williams 386-365-5146 ML- garbage & lawn maintenance. S102143 Owner Financing Avail! 9.50 ac near US90 & I-10 $65,000 Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- 5/3 BRICK HOME 2300 s.f. 0237 Heavily wooded property. Brett Millard was named the Outstanding Lightweight. Millard was the 10.3 ACRES Park setting. Deer 4 miles to a county boat launch. hunter's dream. Lots of 10 miles to downtown Branford. only senior on the team this year, and he added to this year’s team tro- Jayden Drew was named Breakout deer/wildlife. 60X60 workshop. MLS#108595. $14,500 phy case, which is now more than full. Performer. Other outbuildings. 386-854- Country Rivers Realty, LLC 0465. 386-497-3305 Hunting, Fishing, Denise Milligan-Bose Realty Starry Skies and peaceful pri- 386-438-5627 One of kind vacy. parcel consists of 2 build- home every luxury; Elevator,lg able lots. MLS#108914 $24,900 wkshop/stor\g area. Generator to run automatic, security sys- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- tem. MLS#104357. $425,000 0237 Prime commercial proper- ty. Access to I-10 and I-75. City Hallmark Real Estate Call Koby water/sewer infrastructure in Adams for details (386) 623- place. MLS#109496. $250,000 7840 PRIME PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE 2,256 heated Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- sf office building. MLS#104987 0237 Country Club of Lake City near all amenities. Golf course Coldwell, Banker Elaine Tolar comm/no HOA fees required. 386-365-1548. On Lake Mont- MLS#109692. $34,900 gomery. 4/3. Upgraded, hdwdfl/dr, owners suite. Poole Realty CALL GLENDA $290,000. MLS#107301 MCCALL AT 386-208-5244. Less than 5 miles to shopping Country Rivers Realty, LLC and schools. MLS#110115. 386-497-3305 Perfect escape! $59,500# Fly-In or Drive-In to this high lot on the magnificent Suwannee Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Shawn Raggins was given the Chris Hayes was named Outstanding Alex Ulloa was named Most River. MLS# 107713 $35,000. 0237 High and dry wooded Sportsmanship award. Freshman. Improved. acreage on paved road. Min- STEINHATCHEE DANIEL utes from I-75. MLS#110168. CRAPPS CANAL FRONTAGE! $152,091 Near Steinhatchee River! 2/2. $139,500 386-397-3002 LAKE CITY DANIEL CRAPPS “We knew that based Columbia’s girls placed when we looked at the MLS#108731. FOREST HILLS Cleared lots CHS on his previous perfor- sixth with 25 points triple jump competitors in Poole Realty CALL KELLIE ready for your new home! mances at a couple of behind champion Lincoln our district that with her SHIRAH AT 386-208-3847. 2 $40,000 SUSAN EAGLE 386- Continued From 1B st nd: meets that he was bor- (169), Rickards (159), athletic ability and her homes; 1 : 1955 hm 3/1 2 623-6612 MLS#110311 2000+SQFT 3/2 brick rancher. Country Rivers Realty, LLC derline being able to get Leon (137), Gainesville previous experience, we MLS#109338. $1,100,000 386-497-3305 Build your dream Lawrence Davis said. out of the district,” Davis (66) and Arnold (56). thought she could move Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- home in the country. Minutes to “He’s going to have to said, “but he was so knew Audrey Fender was on and she did,” Davis 0237 Updated brick 3/2 home Lake City/I-75. End of Cul-de- put it all together and get Sac MLS# 110405. $39,900 at it we just didn’t know a double qualifier, plac- said. “As far as Audrey, located on over an acre in the a few extra meters (at if everything would come ing fourth in both the I thought she would Cypress Lake subdivision. Hallmark Real Estate Anita MLS#109359. $298,900 Tonetti at (386) 697-3780 OP- regionals). But I think that together. When he’s out 800 (2:33.70) and 3200 be competitive in the STEINHATCHEE DANIEL PORTUNITY! 15.83 acres with he did as well as we were practicing he’s throwing (12:54.80) while just miss- 3200. The 1600 isn’t her CRAPPS PRESERVE AT LAU- 1,009 of frontage on busy SR expecting. Our district qualifying distances that ing in the 1600, where she strength but in the 800 I REL LAKE 3/2 mst suite, 2-car 47. Call MLS#98389 is pretty tough. As long would be competitive placed fifth. Trinity Steele said, ‘Look, if you don’t gar. $299,000 KIM MCCALL 386-365-3532 MLS#109485 as he’s moving on we’re at regionals and state. also came in fourth in the qualify in the 1600 or the Poole Realty CALL DAVID happy.” We just didn’t know if triple jump with a leap 3200, let’s try the 800.’ MINCEY AT 386-590-0157. Aaron Morse also he’d do it at the district of 9.75m to move on to And she got in.” DOWLING PARK. Beautiful Poole Realty CALL MATTHEW moved on with a third- meet to qualify. And he regionals. The Region 1-3A meet move in ready 3BR/2BA, CAMPBELL AT 386-590-0852. place finish in the javelin came through on his last “Trinity was a nice is scheduled for May 1 at MLS#109499. $220,000 Building is a currently opera- (38.71m). throw.” surprise but we thought Orange Park. Coldwell Banker, Elaine Tolar tional doctors office. 386-365-1548. Location Is The MLS#109722. $210,000 Key. 3/2. New AC 2018, new roof 2020. Large garage. Zoned CG. $189,900.MLS109771 Coldwell, Banker Superb Loca- tion. 3BR/2B in Quail Heights Country Club. $245,000. Call Elaine Tolar 386-365-1548. MLS#109854 Poole Realty CALL AMANDA SENEA AT 386-249-1640. Fab- ulous double lot with 2/1.5 home w/Itchetucknee River ac- cess. MLS#110196. $199,900 LAKE CITY-DANIEL CRAPPS SUWANNEE RANCHETTES 3/2 DWMH, on a 5-acre tract! $160,000 MISTEE GALLOWAY 386-365-3513 MLS#110280 Poole Realty CALL KATY YANOSSY AT 386-688-0654. COURTESY Charming 3/2 on a spacious fenced lot in downtown Live Columbia’s boys and girls track and field teams are pictured at Saturday’s District 2-3A meet. Oak! MLS#110295. $165,000 Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- 0237 Brick 4BR/2BA home lo- Humphries’ sub-2 minute time in the 100 (13.33) and shot put (8.24m) cated on 2+ acres, front porch. Multiple outbuildings for stor- BHS the 800 was a big lift for the Bucs, to advance on as well, while Terry age. MLS#110334. $184,900 Continued From 1B as was Johnson’s runner-up finish in was second in the 200 (27.43) and LAKE CITY-DANIEL CRAPPS the discus and Miller’s second-place third in the pole vault (2.10m). 4/2 2,200 SqFt home on 5 ac. pole vault. Whitfield also took bronze in the Full of upgrades! $259,900 REBECCA MORGAN 386-438- fied for regionals in other events, with Branford’s girls team placed 400 (1:03.02). 4030 MLS#110355 Criggall moving on in the 300 hurdles second with 179 points behind Oak “We got some big contributions,” Coldwell, Banker Your own (second, 44.21), Dowdy in the triple Hall’s 229, led by three district titles Erin Clark added, noting Sikes was tranquil space. 3/2 on 10+ ac. jump (fourth, 11.79m), Mosley in the from Nathalia Veal. expected to contend for the title in In ground pool w/solar panels. javelin (second, 37.16m) and Johnson $340,000 Call Elaine Tolar 386- Veal won championships in the the high jump but her javelin was a 365-1548. MLS#110366 in the discus (second, 34.65m). 100 hurdles (16.07), 300 hurdles big lift. ARCHER DANIEL CRAPPS Criggall’s 4x400 relay team with Adrik (49.35) and pole vault (3.15m), while The boys also had three more 3BR/2BA New roof 2020, new Miller, Josue Sierra Berrios and Seth Jessie Sikes took gold in the high individual regional qualifiers, with HVAC 2017, $195,000 MISTEE Humphries also placed second at jump (1.52m) and Zamaria Granado Joel Brennen placing second in the GALLOWAY 386-365-3513 MLS#110386 3:33.38 to move on. did the same in the triple jump 110 hurdles (20.95), Ian Cooper plac- Humphries was also a double (10.43m). Granado also qualified for ing third in the 110 hurdles (21.64) regional qualifier, placing second in regionals in the 100 hurdles, placing and Matthew Warren placing fourth the 800 (1:59.23) and third in the pole third (20.22), and the 4x100 relay in the discus (33.53m). The 4x100 vault (2.70m). Miller was also second with Veal, Halleigh-Ray Harris and relay team of Arkayvion Jones, David in the pole vault (2.75m) and Sierra Evie Pitts, placing second (52.63). Cooper, Garrett Briggs and Austin Berrios moved onto regionals in the “She’s a stud,” BHS girls coach Malaguti also placed third (46.21). 400 after placing fourth (54.16). Erin Clark said of Veal. “We expect Zoe Richmond (fourth in pole Sierra Berrios and Humphries her to win her events every time out vault, 1.95m) and Kelsey Bass were also on the 4x800 relay with and she usually does.” (fourth in javelin, 17.07m) also qual- Michael Galloway and Justin Sikes will also compete at region- ified individually for the girls. The Hernandez that placed second als in the javelin after placing second 4x800 relay team (Kyla Desmartin, (8:58.28). Hernandez placed third (21.33) and she ran on the 4x400 Kalyn Osgood, Kayla Desmartin in the 3200 (10:19.98) to qualify for relay team with Hannah Terry, and Kayley Johnson) placed second regionals individually. Zjamayah Wilson and Alex Whitfield (11:01.63) to move on as well. “We ran away with it with that finished second (4:29.49). Pitts The Region 2-1A meet is sched- our depth,” Clark added, saying placed fourth individually in both uled for May 1 at Oak Hall. TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 2021 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 5B NASCAR THIS WEEK

SPEED FREAKS THROUGH THE GEARS Q&A It was Michael McDowell at How weird is Denny Hamlin’s Daytona; who can shock us at season so far? Talladega? Through NASCAR history, particularly KEN’S CALL: Ryan Preece always finds back under old points systems, guys the leaders at Talladega, so he’s as would sometimes win season-long good as anyone to pick for a shocker, championships without piling up wins. which probably shouldn’t be a shock Granted, every champion along the at a “plate race.” way “piled up” at least one win. But Hamlin’s trophy-free dominance, one DEAN’S DIRT: The No. 99 car has plen- quarter into the season, is like a quar- ty of history at this place, so don’t terback with 200 yards passing but no sleep on Daniel Suarez. points through the first 15 minutes. Crossing the first-quarter mark It’s easier to lose a race than win one, of the schedule, who are you so these things happen, yet Denny’s most worried about? dominance is head-turning. KEN’S CALL: Several teams are off OK, turn our heads their expected pace, but I’m most Alex Bowman's win wasn't just his first in the. No 48, it was the No. 48's first Sometimes you just have to let the disappointed in Ross Chastain in the since Jimmie Johnson won at Dover ... in 2017! STEVE HELBER/AP numbers do the talking. Denny’s 434 42 car. Zero laps led, 24th in points. points are 81 more than second-place Did they lose a cylinder? Martin Truex Jr. That’s basically the DEAN’S DIRT: He finally put together a Bowman’s win comes same gap you find between Truex and good day at Richmond, but Aric Almi- eighth-place Kevin Harvick. His 694 rola is already in must-win territory. laps led is 315 more than the next high- with lots of emotions est — Kyle Larson. After Alex Bowman ripped away Hamlin’s awaiting trophy at Richmond, Denny said he’d still rath- er be in his current position than Bow- Zach Dean Second gear ZACH’S TALLADEGA PICKS man’s. We’ll take his word for it. Daytona Beach News-Journal — Ken Willis Winner: Ryan Blaney USA TODAY NETWORK Bowman’s win wasn’t just his first in the No. 48, it was the No. 48’s first since Top 5: Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Brad Kese- On the day Jimmie Johnson was mak- Johnson won at Dover ... in 2017! lowski, Chase Elliott, Austin Dillon ing his IndyCar Series debut, Alex Bow- And how’s this for a deeper dive: This First one out: Ryan Preece man put the No. 48 back in Victory Lane was Hendrick Motorsports’ first win at for the first time since17 20 . Richmond since Johnson won ... in 2008! Dark horse: Daniel Suarez Isee the Racing Gods put in some over- Now, who wants to guess who led the Don't be surprised if ...: The Blue time over the weekend! most laps that afternoon? Ovals set the pace and win their sec- Bowman stunned the field Sunday in I’ll give you a few minutes. ond straight at a superspeedway. Richmond, passing Denny Hamlin on a late restart and leading the final 10 laps to Third gear A familiar sight so far this season: win his first race of 2021. Denny Hamlin's No. 11 Toyota out Hamlin, meanwhile, saw another dom- Back to old seven-time. front. JAMES WALLACE/AP inant day — he led 207 laps — end outside Johnson began his rookie IndyCar sea- BY THE NUMBERS of Victory Lane. He would finish second son Sunday afternoon at Barber Motor- for his eighth top-5 of the season and ex- sports Park, finishing 19th of the 24 cars. Wins by Hendrick Motorsports this tend an already dominant points lead to 81 He was predictably a step behind the 3season over Martin Truex Jr. field most of the weekend, finishing last in CUP STANDINGS But this day was about Bowman The both practices before qualifying 21st. Laps led by Alex Bowman at Showman, who got underneath Hamlin Johnson had to avoid a big wreck on 1. Denny Hamlin...... 434 Richmond 10 with 11 to go and made it stick for his third the very first p,la and spun on his own 10 2. Martin Truex Jr...... 353 Years since HMS last won at career victory. laps later. He would finish reth e laps 3. Joey Logano...... 352 13 Richmond “Obviously, Jimmie making his Indy- down. 4. William Byron...... 310 Car debut today, really cool,” Bowman Give Jimmie credit, though. The 45- 5. Ryan Blaney...... 304 Lead changes at Richmond said after the race. “It’s probably over by year-old isn’t losing his sense of humor 6. Kyle Larson...... 299 20 now. Somebody fill me in onw ho he did, over the slow start ... yet. 7. Chase Elliott...... 285 Laps led by Denny Hamlin how eventful it was or wasn’t for him.” “I wasn’t last!” Johnson tweeted after 8. Kevin Harvick...... 273 207 We’ll get to that in a bit, Alex. Saturday’s qualifying session. 9. Brad Keselowski...... 269 10. Christopher Bell...... 257 First gear Fourth gear 11. Kyle Busch...... 245 12. Austin Dillon ...... 239 But first, back to Bowman’s win, which Alright, back to the stock-cars. 13. Alex Bowman...... 236 DAYTONA MOTOR MOUTHS was his first in the No. 48 machine, and Bowman’s win gives us eight different 14. Ricky Stenhouse Jr...... 222 the first for sponsor Ally. winners through nine races and, what’s 15. Kurt Busch ...... 214 Zach Dean and Ken Willis cover More importantly, it was also the first that on the horizon? 16. Chris Buescher ...... 204 NASCAR and other forms of since William “Rowdy” Harrell, a Hen- That’s right. Talladega! Surely nothing 17. Michael McDowell...... 199 motorsports for the Daytona Beach drick pit crew member, and his wife were weird will happen. That stuff never hap- 18. Matt DiBenedetto...... 175 News-Journal. Reach them at killed in a car crash last November in the pens at these tracks. 19. Ryan Newman ...... 174 [email protected] and Florida Keys on their honeymoon. Along with the guys we know will win 20. Bubba Wallace...... 168 [email protected]. Harrell, 30, was a tire carrier for Bow- this year and haven’t yet — Hamlin, Chase man’s pit crew. Elliott, Brad Keselowski, Kevin Harvick — “Rowdy was that big, outgoing person- you’re also going to have to watch out for ality that really kept the group pumped up guys like Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Austin Dil- in any situation, really held us all togeth- lon, Bubba Wallace and Aric Almirola. WHAT’S ON TAP? er,” an emotional Bowman said after the Hard to imagine we don’t get winner race. “He meant a ton to our race team. No. 9 on Sunday. SATURDAY: ARCA Series at Talladega He’s probably the first ygu when I filled in And hey, No. 9 could win on Sunday, (Fox Sports 1, 1 p.m.); Xfinity Series at in the 88 back in the day to really make me too! I hear his daddy was pretty fast at that Talladega (4 p.m., Fox) feel super welcome, feel like he had my place. SUNDAY: Cup Series at Talladega back. Oh yeah, the Richmond trivia answer? (2 p.m., Fox) “He was just a huge part of our team.” It was David Reutimann, who led104 laps. * Truck Series off this week

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DENNY MARTIN JOEY WILLIAM RYAN KYLE CHASE CHRISTOPHER KYLE BUSCH ALEX HAMLIN TRUEX JR. LOGANO BYRON BLANEY LARSON ELLIOTT BELL Led a lap at BOWMAN You can’t 0-for-64 at Good 3-week Two-month Middle name Middle name No laps led Looks like he Richmond — Win and in! ignore those Daytona/ run on the run of 8th or is Michael is Miyata since early found 4th Progress! Welcome numbers Talladega short tracks better March gear again back to top 10

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