Travis Boland is a Sports Editor at BLOX Digital. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, sports business, and both team and individual sports disciplines. Travis's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Times and Democrat and Champion Media.
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Travis focuses on local sports coverage, particularly high school and regional events in Illinois' Roanoke area. His articles primarily cover sports events and evolving stories related to football, basketball, high school sports, and coaching changes.
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BY TRAVIS BOLAND T&D Sports Editor The SCISA Class A softball title will be staying in Holly Hill after the Lady Raiders rallied for
Dwayne Harper joked with the media Monday about “finally” being selected for induction into the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame. The 12-year NFL vet recalled years of having to answer for why he was not a member…mostly to his mother.
BY TRAVIS BOLAND T&D Sports Editor After back-to-back winning seasons featuring first-round playoff wins, Orangeburg-Wilkinson's
BY TRAVIS BOLAND T&D Sports Editor Orangeburg Prep football coach Brooks Smith joked with his team about the loss of All-State receiver T Riley as the Indians recently worked through spring practice.
They raised the trophy, received their rings and now the Bamberg-Ehrhardt football team is wiping the slate clean as they prepare for the 2026 season. The Red Raiders recently completed
By: Travis Boland
Whether it's his children's books, speaking engagements, or his dance breaks on social media, Ricky Sapp has found his calling as “Mr. Motivation.”
Orangeburg’s newest baseball team announced Tuesday it would finally play its opening game Thursday at Historic Mirmow Field against the Greer Shifters. First pitch is scheduled for 7 p.m.
It was a night of firsts for Garden City as they opened their inaugural season at Historic Mirmow Field against the Greer Shifters. After a few twists and turns, the ‘Rivers Ducks’ were finally able to take the field Thursday night.
Saturday was ‘Ladies Night’ at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium and Willie Jeffries Field as more than 100 women took part in the second annual Chennis Berry Ladies Clinic.
By: Travis Boland
We’re still a few months away from the start of football season, but a group of potential prospects experienced the “Friday Night Lights” in Orangeburg while taking part in the
