Pacey Strickland is a sports reporter at Valley Times-News, covering local sports events and athletes in Alabama, particularly in La Fayette. With a background in communications from Jacksonville State University, Pacey brings a passion for sports and a dedication to highlighting the achievements and stories of athletes in his community.
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Pacey Strickland's coverage is heavily focused on local high school sports, particularly basketball and football. As such, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to in-depth coverage of local sporting events, profiles of standout athletes within the community, or stories that highlight the unique aspects of high school sports culture.
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By: Pacey Strickland
There are several athletes from Chambers County who are dominating at the next level. LaFayette has several in the college basketball and football ranks. Jordan Walker graduated from LaFayette in 2020 and is already standing out amongst the pack.
Recruiting often heats up for high school athletes between their junior and senior seasons. Beulah star pitcher Madyson Snedigar has now drawn the attention of college coaches and received her first offer this week. Snedigar was Beulah’s ace last season and one of the team’s best hitters. She finished her junior season with a .349 […]
More than a decade ago, EA announced the end of the NCAA gaming franchise and sports fans around the world were devastated. The video game finally makes its return in just over a week and some local legends are set to be a part of the storied gaming franchise.
The Beulah Bobcats have become a factory for softball talent with several seniors signing to play collegiately each year. Rising senior Kyleigh Morgan is set to be another in a long line of dominant prospects.
Every year high school football coaches look for players to step up and play beyond what they have done in the past. The Lanett Panthers are heading into this season with a brand new head coach in RJ McDonald. McDonald may have already found one of his biggest leaders in rising junior Shamar Patterson.
The Panthers hit the road for one of the last times this offseason as Lanett traveled to Opelika High School on Thursday to compete in one of the team's biggest 7-on-7s of the summer.
By: Pacey Strickland
When Point University moved to West Point it became a hot spot for athletes in Chambers County. Several athletes have come from local schools and dominated athletically for the Skyhawks. Payton Allen was a dominant athlete in high school, and now he is looking to finally put his stamp on Point during his fourth year on the college gridiron.
By: Pacey Strickland
Getting a scholarship to play college football is tough. There are only 85 scholarships available for each Division I team, and there are over 1.5 million high school players. The odds of getting a scholarship are less than 1%. Springwood's Greg Johnson has been working to increase his odds this summer.
By: Pacey Strickland
EA released a college football video game on Monday for the first time in 11 years. Chambers County has become heavily represented in college football, and that meant that several local standouts found themselves going digital for the first time. To nobody’s surprise, former Lanett star Kristian Story is the highest-rated player from Chambers County […]
The face of local high school football teams changes every year as students graduate and move on. LaFayette will have a brand new face of the team this season as Kemare Harrington is set to lead the charge.
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