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Tracy McDonald
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Journalist, Keys Weekly
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By Tracy McDonald| Keys Weekly Verified Marathon sent four athletes to the FHSAA 1A State Championships in Lakeland on April 12, where the Fins held their own against the strongest prep athletes in the state. Matthias Martinez-Velez took home the top medal, finishing in fourth place overall in the traditional event by combining a 180-pound clean and jerk with 235 pounds on the bench. In fifth place and earning a spot on the podium was Max Childress in the traditional event.
By Tracy McDonald| Keys Weekly Verified The Coral Shores Lady ’Canes traveled to the Southernmost City to take on Key West on April 12 in the Backyard. Ryleigh Harnish was dominant in the circle, striking out 11 hopeful Hurricane hitters with no walks while surrendering just four hits and no earned runs in five innings of work. Key West registered 10 hits, with the freshman duo of Mia Waldner and Lucy Katz leading the pack with two hits each.
By Tracy McDonald| Keys Weekly Verified Marathon sent four athletes to the FHSAA 1A State Championships in Lakeland on April 12, where the Fins held their own against the strongest prep athletes in the state. Matthias Martinez-Velez took home the top medal, finishing in fourth place overall in the traditional event by combining a 180-pound clean and jerk with 235 pounds on the bench. In fifth place and earning a spot on the podium was Max Childress in the traditional event.
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Keys Weekly
With offices in Keys West, Marathon and Tavernier, Keys Weekly has the largest newspaper circulation in the Florida Keys. Celebrating their 20 year anniversary this year, the Keys Weekly leadership partners Jason Koler, Britt Myers, and staff continue to be a leading supporter of area organizations. Jason currently sits on the boards for the Pigeon Key Foundation and the Fishermen's Hospital Foundation for Baptist Health Systems. He is a former president of the Marathon Jaycees, former president of the Pigeon Key Foundation, Leadership Monroe County board of directors (2009-2012), member of the Upper Keys Rotary Club and offers his time to dozens of nonprofits and community organizations. Britt is a current member of the Key West Rotary, former Key West Chamber of Commerce board of directors and was recently appointed to the Key West Military Affairs Committee. He has served as Marathon Chamber of Commerce Board Chair, Marathon Jaycees President, Take Stock in Children Volunteer, Monroe County Education Foundation Board Member, current Florida Keys AHEC exec board member and is a proud graduate of Leadership Monroe County.
Marathon, United States
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Founded: 2003