C. Jemal Horton is a sports editor for the Independent Tribune. With a focus on high school and professional sports, C. Jemal covers a wide range of athletic events and profiles athletes making an impact in their respective fields.
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Concord, United States (Local)
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C. Jemal Horton's reporting is mainly focused on sports, particularly football and high school sports events. He frequently covers local athletes and games, suggesting that he would be most interested in pitches related to local sporting events or profiles of standout athletes.
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By: Jemal Horton
Leaky Black, who attended Concord and Cox Mill high schools, will attempt to make the Washington Wizards roster after one season with the Charlotte Hornets.
By: Jemal Horton
Ish Smith, a 2006 Central Cabarrus High School graduate, poses with the NBA trophy after winning the league title in 2023 with the Denver Nuggets.
By: Jemal Horton
A pair of SEC commits from high school football teams in Cabarrus County have been named to the prestigious Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas.
By: C. Jemal Horton
CONCORD – The final score was ugly – historically ugly.
Former Concord and Cox Mill high school basketball star has been a member of two NBA teams, the Charlotte Hornets and the Washington Wizards.
By: C. Jemal Horton
MOUNT PLEASANT – They are one step away.
By: C. Jemal Horton
CONCORD— The wide world of sports can be weird sometimes.
By: C. Jemal Horton
CONCORD – One of the first things we’re taught as sports journalists is impartiality – don’t favor one team over another.
By: C. Jemal Horton
CONCORD – One of the hottest football teams in the county right now is the Cabarrus Stallions.
By: C. Jemal Horton
The boys soccer season in Cabarrus County came to a dramatic end one game after the other Tuesday night.
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