Callie Stanford is a sports intern for Opelika-Auburn News, specializing in local sports coverage in Opelika, Alabama. Her articles focus on high school athletics, including football, basketball, and flag football. Callie has also contributed to The Auburn Plainsman, showcasing her passion for sports journalism.
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Callie Stanford primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school and amateur athletics in the Opelika area of Alabama. She covers a wide range of topics related to these events, including championships, coaching, and specific sports such as flag football.
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By: Callie Stanford
Auburn doesn't want to dwell on a disastrous loss Saturday. The Tigers won't have much time to, anyway.
By: Callie Stanford
The Golden Eagles made history last Friday with its thrilling win over Jackson.
By: Callie Stanford
TUSCALOOSA — The Red Devils made history.
By: Callie Stanford
After leading Reeltown back to the state title game, Matt Johnson has been named Coach of the Year as part of the O-A News All-Area Team.
By: Callie Stanford
CALLIE STANFORD CALLIE STANFORD You can only be as creative as your crayons, Mitchell Holt said. “We've got some pretty good crayons.”
By: Callie Stanford
CALLIE STANFORD CALLIE STANFORD Gerritt Griggs is precisely the kind of player that the sport of flag football needs.
By: Callie Stanford
Stanford: Whether it was high school or Auburn University, I have loved getting to see, know and hear from so many athletes.
By: Callie Stanford, Caitlyn Griffin
Will Cannon enters the game for Auburn, recording the final five outs on the the way to the team's sweep of Missouri.
By: Callie Stanford
“It feels good to get in there,” said Hall of making the playoffs. “It at least gives us an opportunity.” From there, the ball is in the team's hands.
By: Callie Stanford
Emma Moore grew up with her Auburn-loving mom putting a roll of toilet paper in her Christmas stockings. Now the lifelong Auburn girl is living her dream starring on the
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