Mike Ridaught is a Sports Director for Mainstreet Daily News, focusing on local sports in Gainesville, Florida. With a passion for covering high school and middle school athletics, Mike provides in-depth coverage of games, signings, tournaments, and standout athletes in the area.
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Mike Ridaught primarily covers local sports events, particularly high school sports and athletes in the Gainesville area. He focuses on event coverage and evolving stories related to high school basketball, volleyball, and championships.
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By: Mike Ridaught
Cook to attend Alabama State University while O’Sullivan will play at Santa Fe College.
By: Mike Ridaught
9-0 run by the Tigers turns 6-point deficit into a 3-point lead in fourth quarter.
By: Mike Ridaught
Five Alachua County teams compete in meet.
Ruby Patterson makes school record nine 3-pointers, while Newberry boys remain undefeated.
Games kick off on Wednesday.
Unbeaten Wildwood takes over the top spot in girls basketball power poll.
Countryside Christian girls win 38-30 on Senior Night.
District 7 features top two boys and girls basketball teams in Rural classification.
Jordan Marlo will play for University of West Georgia in Atlantic Sun Conference.
Rural state runner-up Hornets placed five on team, followed by state runner-up Union County with three.
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