Olivia Whitmire is a sports reporter and anchor for WHNT News 19 in Huntsville, Alabama. With a focus on local sports, Olivia covers high school athletics, college signings, and community events related to sports. She is passionate about sharing the stories of athletes and teams in the Huntsville area.
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Olivia's articles predominantly focus on local sports events, especially high school and college-level athletics in the Huntsville area. If you're reaching out to Olivia, consider offering insights or stories related to specific local athletes' achievements, game highlights from regional competitions, or updates on signings and commitments within this geographic scope.
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By: Olivia Whitmire, Taylor Mitchell, Alexa Harley
Well, we made it to the first round of the 2024 high school playoffs.
The UNA football team came up short on its longest road trip of the season despite the heroics of quarterback TJ Smith, who passed for a career-high 452 yards and three touchdowns in the Lions̵…
It wasn’t that long ago when Brewer Hicklen was suiting up for the Huntsville High baseball team. After graduating, Hicklen went on to play college ball and now plays in the pros.
By: Olivia Whitmire
The Alabama A&M football team snapped a three-game road losing streak with a 52-24 rout of Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
We’ve been bringing you our plays of the week all season long but now there’s a big difference.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — Three Randolph student-athletes signed to take their athletic talents to the collegiate level. Andrew Hinson – University of Alabama golf Jackson Weglage – Bre…
By: Olivia Whitmire
It’s safe to say that Tim Miller is recognized as one of the best girls basketball coaches here in the Yellowhammer State.
Three Bob Jones student-athletes signed to take their athletic talents to the collegiate level and they’re all staying here in the state of Alabama.
The Sparkman athletic program had a big day on Wednesday where seven Senators signed to take their talents to the collegiate level.
Two members of the Austin softball team signed their letters of intent on Thursday.
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