Chad Smith is a versatile journalist who writes for a variety of publications, including Crash.net, Lee Agri-Media, American Farm Bureau Federation, and Kexl. His articles cover a wide range of topics, from NASCAR championships and race schedules to agricultural news and sports analysis. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Chad brings engaging and informative content to his readers.
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Chad Smith's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage, specifically in the realm of motorsports with a focus on NASCAR and INDYCAR. He primarily covers race results, driver standings, and upcoming race schedules.
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"Imagine shooting hoops in front if Michael Jordan and not even realizing it?"
The Sporting Kansas City offseason is upon us and Peter Vermes really set the stage this week talking about what is coming.
By: Chad Smith
The CJI Hawks traveled to Big Sandy on Saturday for their final regular season contest with the goal of making a statement as they head into the post season. Coach
Peter Vermes, who admittedly holds a ton of power, is reticent to say it, but ownership has let him down in recent years.
The Kansas City Current put together one of the best seasons in NWSL history and they finished 4th in the standings.
There are 16 players on Sporting Kansas City that the team must make roster decisions on. Let's do it for them.
By: Chad Smith
Sporting Kansas City have 16 players they need to make decisions on now that the season is over. Who should stay and who should go?
With the 2024 season (unfortunately) over, here is where the KC Current contract situations sit heading into the offseason.
By: Chad Smith
On Friday the coaches from the District 7C released their selections for the 7C All-Conference teams as well as their selections for the All-State team. There were a total of four Lady Hawks selected to the teams this year, which tied with District Champions Centerville for the most from any 7C school. All of the players selected from other schools and one of CJI’s players were Juniors or Seniors, for a total of 11 out of 14 players. The only Freshmen or Sophomores chosen were all from CJI! This striking statistic highlights the depth and level of talent that the Hawks have in their younger team members and gives great hope and anticipation for their prospects next season and beyond!
A rundown of the Sporting Kansas City roster moves and the moves we think the KC Current should make heading into the offseason.
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