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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Check out southwest Florida high school football teams in action with several district titles on the line in week nine.
For the first time in history, the Oasis Middle School gators went undefeated.
The South Fort Myers Wolfpack and the Lely Trojans will battle it out Friday night in our WINK News week 11 Game of the week.
Week 11 kicked off with
A Collier County running back put on a historic show in week 11, enough to earn him our WINK News Player of the Week honor.
The Atlanta Dream has hired longtime FGCU coach Karl Smesko to lead the team as he steps down as head women’s basketball coach of the Eagles.
If you’re craving more Southwest Florida sports than you get here on WINK, a local sports talk radio host has your fix.
The Seahawks are undefeated on the road and the Indians have never lost on home turf. Friday night only one will advance to round two.
21 Southwest Florida high school football teams were in action in round one of the playoffs trying to keep their state title hopes alive.
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