Sebastian Emanuel is a local journalist based in Brunswick, Georgia. He writes for Brunswick News Inc. and Yahoo Sports, covering a range of sports stories and events in the area. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Nature Portfolio, and other publications.
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Sebastian Emanuel's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events in Georgia, particularly high school sports such as football, basketball, and softball. He also covers golf and community events related to sports.
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By: Sebastian Emanuel
Glynn Academy boys open state playoffs with a 7-0 win over Rockdale County
Everybody has dreams and goals that they want to achieve. For those who play sports, it's to reach the highest level.
By: Sebastian Emanuel
The No. 1 seeded Glynn Academy Terrors mustered home a game of ups and downs against the No. 3 seed St. Pius Golden Lions with the Terrors pulling out the winning goal in the closing minutes for a 5-4 win.
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By: Sebastian Emanuel
The scoreline may read one way, but the Glynn Academy Terrors season was a memorable one as the 2024 team put forth a run that saw the program clinch
By: Sebastian Emanuel
Glynn Academy basketball players Corey (CJ) Fisher and Christian Davis are joined by head coach Terrance Haywood, assistant Jeff Cash and former assistant Marquice Jones, now the head coach at McIntosh County Academy.
By: Sebastian Emanuel
It wasn’t easy or pretty, but the Frederica Lady Knights booked its ticket to the GIAA 3A state championship game by way of penalty kicks against Deerfield-Windsor 1(4)-1(2) on Wednesday.
The Frederica Academy Lady Knights soccer program is once more on top of the throne as champions with the team putting together a 1-0 win that felt as relief coming off the brows of a team who were targeted all season.
By: Sebastian Emanuel
The Frederica Academy girls soccer had a target on their backs all season as defending state champions. They took out all challengers to their throne throughout the year, finishing it
By: Sebastian Emanuel
The Frederica Academy Lady Knights soccer program is once more on top of the throne as champions with the team putting together a 1-0 win that felt as relief coming
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