Alex Peterman is a journalist for The Palm Beach Post, specializing in local sports coverage in the West Palm Beach area of Florida. With a focus on high school sports, Alex provides in-depth analysis, game recaps, and profiles of standout athletes in the region.
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By: Alex Peterman
Thirty-nine young athletes qualified for this week's Junior Olympic Games in Des Moines, Iowa.
By: Alex Peterman
The achievement prompted head coach Terri Kaiser to call for a timeout early on in the second set of Tuesday’s match.
By: Alex Peterman
The Lions won in four sets in a high-profile Palm Beach County high school volleyall matchup.
By: Alex Peterman
After Atlantic’s sluggish first half, the Eagles turned to their ground game for a jumpstart in the third quarter.
By: Alex Peterman
“I’ve been waiting for my turn and my turn came this year. I’m getting 1,000 yards this year, I believe it. And 14 touchdowns.”
By: Alex Peterman
In a world where special teams is often overshadowed by the other two phases of football, Weinberg is the driving force behind American Heritage.
By: Alex Peterman
The Warriors are district champions for the fifth season in a row after a revenge win over Fort Pierce Central on Oct. 18, 2023.
By: Alex Peterman
The Panthers beat the Bulls in a five-set thriller to win the district championship on Oct. 19, 2023.
The Eagles' defense was in total control in a win over Dwyer on Friday, Oct. 20, 2023.
By: Alex Peterman
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