Sydney Wicker is a Weekend Sports Anchor/Reporter at WTOK-TV. She covers themes related to travel and tourism, with a focus on consumer travel, while also reporting on sports topics such as football, basketball, baseball, and softball, particularly in Florida. Sydney's work has been featured in WTOK-TV, WCTV, KAGS-TV, and KCEN 6 News.
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Sydney Wicker's articles primarily focus on local sports events, particularly high school and college sports in the United States, specifically in Mississippi and Meridian. Her coverage mainly consists of event-specific content related to football and soccer championships.
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Freshman, Wrianna Hudson, celebrates after scoring first career goal for FSU against Rice. (WCTV Sports) By Sydney Wicker Published: Aug. 23, 2024 at 5:19 AM CEST
Over the last 20 years, both the Yellow Jackets and the Syrupmakers have suited up to play in their annual rivalry with a unique trophy on the line
Head coach, Tremaine Jackson, gathers with his team after practice leading up to their season opener against Albany State. (WCTV Sports) By Sydney Wicker Published: Aug. 29, 2024 at 12:18 AM CEST
By: Sydney Wicker
Taylor County will host Wakulla in their first home game of the season on Friday night.
By: Sydney Wicker
A year ago, Hurricane Idalia, the category four storm, swept through Perry and destroyed hundreds of homes, businesses and even the Taylor County School District.
By: Sydney Wicker
Over the last four years the class of 2025 at Taylor County High School has had anything but a normal high school experience, but they continue to preserve and grow stronger through every set back.
"Safety concerns" and "lack of availability" lead to cancellation of Saturday's UMBH football game.
The Bears will face new members of the Big 12 and the defending national champions.
The Crusaders defense had four interceptions and forced two fumbles to help the Cru pick up their second win over the Yellow Jackets this season.
By: Sydney Wicker
Are you heading to the state championship game to cheer on La Vega? Here's what you might need to know before kick off.
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