Anyone familiar with soccer in Florida is aware of the illustrious career of St. Johns Country Day School coach Mike Pickett. In his 26th year as head coach in Orange Park, Pickett has won 14 state championships and holds the record for most consecutive championships, winning 11 in a row from 2012 to 2022.

Carson Pickett, a Fleming Island native and professional soccer standout for the Orlando Pride, received a proclamation in her honor during the Clay County Board of County Commissioners meeting on Tuesday night. The proclamation recognized Pickett for her extraordinary success in soccer, her advocacy for limb difference awareness, and her ability to inspire young athletes across the United States.

Taliah Scott keeps on stacking the honors up. The latest one — the Florida Dairy Farmers Miss Basketball award.

The honors continue to roll in for Taliah Scott.

John Linge is the captain of the soccer team at St. Johns Country Day School. He volunteers as an ambassador for the Derek Hatcher Foundation, which raises awareness of substance abuse and addiction.

A former swim coach at a private school in Clay County is accused of soliciting a teenage girl online for unlawful sexual conduct and sending several lewd images, according to the Clay County Sheriff’s Office.

Wednesday was the first official day of the early signing period for high school athletes in all sports but football. ClayMorgan Kendrick, softball, Florida State University. St. Johns Country Day baseball players, from left to right, Connor Moore, James Oman, Luke Shannahan and Jace Thomas during signing day on Wednesday. (St. Johns Country Day School)Trinity ChristianReagan Griffs, softball, Jacksonville University; Amaya Ross, softball, Florida State University; MacKenzie Marell, softball, Charlotte; Morgan McMillian, softball, Jacksonville University. Welcome to the Florida State Softball Family, Amaya!#OneTribe pic.twitter.com/JzOxnDbUHH — Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU_Softball) November 11, 2020Ware CountyCaleb Stewart, baseball, Georgia State.