Thomas Ashworth is a Sports Reporter at AL.com. He covers a range of competitive sports, including football, baseball, softball, soccer, and golf, with a keen focus on the sports business and broadcasting aspects. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, Yardbarker, and The Anniston Star.
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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.
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Veteran coach Rich Dutton has been hired to lead the football program at Dectaur Heritage Christian Academy, the school announced on Thursday.
UAB's football team announced its entire list of transfer portal additions for this cycle, which includes 21 athletes.
By: Thomas Ashworth
| Jacksonville State offensive lineman Clay Webb will head to Mobile for the Senior Bowl, game officials announced Thursday night.
By: Thomas Ashworth, Ben Thomas
A record-setting senior quarterback and one of the nation's top sophomore running backs have made it to the final for AL.com's first fans choice for football Player of the Year.
By: Thomas Ashworth
Former Jacksonville State and North Alabama wide receiver Demarcus Lacey has committed to Marshall, he announced on social media.
By: Thomas Ashworth
The adjective “battle-tested” to describe Albertville's girls' basketball team may sound like a broken record this season.
By: Thomas Ashworth
Almost any other team wouldn't be able to play their best games without a 6-foot-9, Division I player on the court that night.
Mitchell picked Jax State over offers from UAB, Troy, Alabama State, West Georgia and North Alabama, among others.
By: Thomas Ashworth
Ricky and Ace Austin were riding in the car on the way home from a big victory over Class 6A Gadsden City, talking with Hazel Green coach Tim Miller in the car.
By: Ben Thomas, Thomas Ashworth
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