Patrick Obley is a journalist for Sun News Media, focusing on local news in Port Charlotte, Florida. With a particular interest in sports, Patrick covers basketball, football, and other athletic events in the area. He also writes opinion pieces, providing commentary and analysis on current events and significant moments in the community.
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Patrick Obley's coverage heavily revolves around high school sports, particularly basketball and football. His articles mostly focus on event coverage and announcements related to local teams in Florida, specifically Port Charlotte.
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Kasey Roy is a human jet ski, chopping through the water at South County Pool with reckless abandon, breaking records in her wake.
It's just about go-time for the prep football season. Just two games (for most teams) remain in the regular season while one area team enters the postseason this week.
of 4 We're in an odd position for this week's installment of Game Balls. We have to make it a bit of a preview, in addition to being a review.
PORT CHARLOTTE – Amid the cacophony, a calm. At the heart of a hurricane, an eye.
Charlotte and Port Charlotte will jump in the pool first among the area swim teams on Friday when both participate in the Class 3A swimming state championships at Ocala's Florida Aquatics Swimming & Training Center.
WINTER HAVEN – Nygeria Hart windmilled her thunderbolt of a right arm into the volleyball and, had it been sentient, it would have screamed from the impact.
PUNTA GORDA — Getting Binky Waldrop to show up in Tom Massolio’s office at 9 a.m. on a Thursday was a tall order for the Charlotte High athletics director.
It’s difficult to describe how deep the roots run beneath Charlotte High. Therefore, it's equally as difficult to quantify what it means to the community when one of its mighty
PUNTA GORDA – Mike Williams and Matt Stephenson are both former Charlotte High basketball players who learned the sport under the tutelage of Tom Massolio.
BABCOCK RANCH – After losing nine of their first 10 games last season, Babcock rattled off 11 consecutive wins to close out the year.
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