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A private developer plans a $50‑$60 million soccer‑specific stadium on the Palm Beach State College campus, targeting a July 2027 opening ahead of the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Trustee Dave Kerner argues the approval process is being rushed and could invite lawsuits, while the college’s legal office says the project poses no legal risk.
A $60 million soccer stadium proposal at Palm Beach State College has become the center of a public dispute between the college’s board and Trustee Dave Kerner, who accuses the institution of violating state law in its rush to move forward.
A private sports management company has proposed a $50 million, 8,000‑seat soccer stadium on the campus of Palm Beach State College, pending review by the Board of Trustees.
Rudy and Catalina Toledo, along with their children Nico and Gaby, have built a deep connection to basketball in Wellington, balancing coaching, volunteering and playing across multiple levels.
The Gamecocks have added Mathias Alessandro, Nasir Hines and Ford Wilder, while coach Lamont Paris faces pressure to return the program to the tournament.
The University of South Carolina announces the completion of its men’s basketball roster for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign, welcoming three new prospects who bring a mix of international experience and domestic pedigree.
The Gamecocks finalize their roster for the upcoming season, adding a Brazilian power forward recovering from injury and two domestic prospects, while preparing for a summer of exhibition play.
The Palm Beach Post reveals its top flag football honorees, highlighting record‑breaking performances from Park Vista, Seminole Ridge and Spanish River, with the awards ceremony set for May 28 at Palm Beach State College’s SoFi Center.