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Veteran Plant girls basketball coach Carrie Mahon led the Panthers to the Class 7A state title in 2021.
The Panthers veteran coach has been named a winner of the John Wooden Legacy Award.
The former Tampa Catholic standout had the Bulls among his final four choices.
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas proves to be too tall, strong and quick in winning its fourth straight state championship.
The former Tampa Catholic star has USF among his four finalists.

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  1. Veteran Plant girls basketball coach Carrie Mahon led the Panthers to the Class 7A state title in 2021.
  2. Bloomingdale senior Tabitha Vega waves to the crowd as she holds the Class 6A state runner-up trophy moments after the previously undefeated Bulls were beaten 70-35 by St. Thomas Aquinas Saturday at the RP Funding Center in Lakeland.
  3. Former Tampa Catholic basketball standout Karter Knox, a five-star prospect and McDonald's All-American, has USF among his final four college choices.
  4. Blake junior Joshua Lewis, right, consoles teammate Rashif Sinkfield in the fourth quarter of the Yellow Jackets' loss to Miami Norland in the Class 5A state final Friday night in Lakeland.
  5. Gibbs High point guard Jacob Daniels (10) laughs and smiles as he runs through the line of cheerleaders while being introduced along with his team during a pep rally to celebrate the Gladiators' state title on Monday.
  6. The celebration begins moments after Gibbs' 49-43 victory over Jacksonville Andrew Jackson Saturday afternoon in the Class 4A state final in Lakeland.
  7. Rowers from Team Tampa Rowing girls varsity paddle along the Hillsborough River on Wednesday in Tampa.
  8. Florida is discussing how high school athletes could make name, image and likeness (NIL) deals.
  9. Family and friends of players watch a soccer match from the sidelines at the Tournament Sportsplex Of Tampa Bay on Feb. 16.
  10. Bucs owner/president Darcie Glazer Kassewitz speaks with players during the 2020 Girls Flag Football Preseason Classic at AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa.
  11. USF football and coach Alex Golesh signed the Bulls' best recruiting class in at least a decade.
  12. Raven Parker, 15, left, and Kaiahna Russell, 12, right, react upon hearing their team scored the most points during a youth home run derby, part of Pete Alonso’s Battle for the Bay at Plant High on Sunday.
  13. Will Florida high school athletes soon be able to make money off their name, image and likeness (NIL)? It's being discussed.
  14. State Rep. Berny Jacques, R-Seminole, asks the House Education Quality Subcommittee on Friday to support his bill seeking to ban teens convicted and sentenced as adults for the "worst of the worst" crimes from playing high school sports.
  15. Mets all-star first baseman Pete Alonso, holding a phone for a selfie, at last year's Battle for the Bay charity event.
  16. Will Florida high school athletes soon be able to sign deals for their name, image and likeness? The Legislature is discussing it.
  17. Florida Gators receiver Eugene Wilson III was a freshman All-American in 2023 under Billy Napier.
  18. Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr. served as grand marshal of Saturday morning's Martin Luther King Jr. parade in Dade City, his hometown.
  19. Washington quarterback Michael Penix Jr., who was raised in Dade City, will serve as grand marshal of the city's parade Saturday morning honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
  20. Michigan defensive end Jaylen Harrell made his 30th career start during the College Football Playoff final on Monday.
  21. Michigan running back Blake Corum celebrates after scoring against Washington during the second half of the national championship game Monday in Houston.
  22. Former longtime Pasco High soccer coach Barry Grayling (left) died Dec. 10 after battling a brain tumor for several months. A discipline assistant at the school, Grayling also coached Pirates track, cross country and girls tennis.
  23. Michael Penix Jr. signed with Indiana after recruiting pushes by Florida State and USF when he was at Tampa Bay Tech. Penix has led Washington to the national championship game.
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