Thomas Ashworth is a journalist based in Jacksonville, Alabama, and writes for The Anniston Star. He covers local sports, with a focus on high school basketball and football. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, Yardbarker, and Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc.
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Thomas Ashworth's focus is primarily on local sports, specifically high school and college-level basketball and football. He often covers specific events and provides private sector announcements related to the sports industry in Jacksonville, Alabama.
Journalists like Thomas would likely be interested in receiving updates about upcoming local sporting events, human-interest stories about athletes or coaches from the area, or news about developments within Jacksonville State University's athletic programs. If you represent a local team or organization involved in these activities, providing exclusive access for interviews with players, coaches or behind-the-scenes content could also capture his interest.
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By: Thomas Ashworth
Christian Pritchard didn't have to think long when asked if he's had a bigger play in his career than his fumble-return touchdown on Friday.
By: Thomas Ashworth
The victory on Saturday at AmFirst Stadium marked Jax State's first time since 2010 winning back-to-back games when trailing in the fourth quarter.
Voting is open until Wednesday evening. The winner will be announced on AL.com on Thursday.
By: Thomas Ashworth
The honorees are nominated by AFCA members and selected by a committee, and the ALFCA Board of Directors approves them.
By: Thomas Ashworth
With the announcement, Jax State will have eight games on national television this season, seven of those being conference games.
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The former UAB coach told AL that he has received some interest from football programs for a coaching position, open to opportunities that he sees as a good fit.
By: Thomas Ashworth
Plenty of familiar faces and some teams looking to make history highlight a slate of third round games involving teams up north this week.
The third-round matchup, which will be the first game between the programs on the football field, is set to kick off at 7 p.m.
By: Thomas Ashworth
Not even a month into his time on the court with Jacksonville State, Jaron Pierre Jr. is already earning honors.
The defensive product picked the Gamecocks over offers that include UAB, Arkansas State, North Alabama, Murray State and Northern Arizona.
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