Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Augusta across Basketball, Soccer, Baseball.
Freddy, a German soccer enthusiast, re‑entered the social‑media platform X after being bullied offline. Despite being doxxed, he continued sharing his observations of American culture, documenting a cross‑country trip that ends on July 23. Nick Adams praised his comeback as a victory for free expression.
The Nike EYBL Peach Jam stands as the premier summer showcase for high school talent, while figures like Kevin Durant defend the role of AAU programs in developing players both on and off the court.
During the recent Peach Jam in Augusta, Gabe Nesmith posted modest scoring totals but delivered notable assists, steals and a glimpse of off‑the‑bounce skill that aligns with Vanderbilt’s vision for the next‑generation Commodores.
Gray‑New Gloucester/Raymond captured the Maine Little League state title in extra innings, securing a spot in the New England regional tournament and celebrating a community‑driven victory.
The University of Kentucky announced that 20‑year‑old defensive lineman Nic Smith died from a self‑inflicted gunshot wound. Head coach Will Stein and the Fayette County Coroner’s Office released statements expressing condolences to his family and teammates.
Four‑star prospect Frashad Tisby, a 6‑6 wing from Augusta, Georgia, praised Auburn’s playmaking approach during a campus visit, underscoring a potential addition that could reshape the team’s future.
Holly Daigle’s hiring at Winthrop High follows a decorated coaching career at Cony, while Cony prepares to appoint Jenny Evans and Skowhegan faces an open head‑coach vacancy.