Elijah Nixon is a Sports Reporter at KALB-TV. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including individual and team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments, while also exploring the business and marketing aspects of the sports industry. Elijah's work has been featured in KATC TV, WBIR-TV, WTSP-TV, WMAZ-TV, and FOX54.
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Elijah's articles focus heavily on local sports events, particularly football and high school sports in the Louisiana, Lafayette area. If you have news related to upcoming or ongoing local sporting events, especially those involving high school athletes or teams from this region, Elijah would likely be interested. Additionally, human interest stories about local athletes and their achievements may also be well received.
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By: Elijah Nixon
Mardjetko’s performance helped seal the win and punched Tennessee’s ticket back to the Women’s College World Series.
This will be the first meeting between the two teams this season.
By: Elijah Nixon
Tennessee will open tournament play on Friday at noon against East Carolina.
By: Elijah Nixon
Pickens and Mardjetko earned First Team All-America honors from D1Softball.
By: Elijah Nixon
Tennessee will have to win three in a row to stay alive in the postseason after dropping the first game against ECU
Tennessee softball advances to the National Semifinal for the second consecutive year.
By: Elijah Nixon
The Lady Vols have been eliminated from the Women's College World Series after losing game seven to Texas for the second year in a row.
With her decision to enter the transfer portal, Morgan will have two years of collegiate eligibility remaining as she looks for the next destination in her softball.
Dallas will have the opportunity to make his Major League Baseball debut with the Blue Jays.
The Oak Ridge grad chose to stay home and commit to the Vols despite receiving scholarship offers from national powers, including Alabama, Texas and Notre Dame.
