Sylvie Sparks is a journalist based in Fort Myers, Florida, writing for WINK NEWS. With a focus on local news, Sylvie covers a variety of topics including high school sports, community events, and cultural happenings in the Fort Myers area. Her work has also been featured in WDHN.
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Sylvie Sparks predominantly covers local sports events, especially high school and college-level competitions in Florida. She may be interested in features or human-interest stories about athletes, coaches, or community members involved in these sporting events.
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Find out who is still standing after six Southwest Florida football teams competed in the regional finals of the FHSAA football playoffs.
The Naples Golden Eagles are the lone Southwest Florida football team still standing in the drive to the 305.
The Fort Myers Firecats 11U football team won the Southeast Region to earn the program's first trip to the Pop Warner Super Bowl.
Several Southwest Florida football standouts are taking their talents to the Power 4 gridirons after signing during the Early Signing Period.
One win stood in between the Golden Eagles and a trip to the state title as Naples competed in its 12th state semifinal.
Following one of the best seasons for a pitcher this century, Atlanta Brave and FGCU Hall of Famer Chris Sale needs more room on his mantle.
From running one of the country's top youth football organizations to shining on SWFL gridirons, the Quinn family is all about football.
Year-after-year some of the top high school teams featuring many of the top players in the country compete in the Fort Myers Tournament.
Family come in all shapes and sizes but all share one common thing, their love for each other. One southwest Florida woman couldn’t have kids, so she built her family through adoption and fostering.
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