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Last season’s LCR Boys Golfer of the Year Ty Folsom returns to lead Columbia. (MANDI SLOAN/Special to the Reporter)

Last season’s LCR Boys Golfer of the Year Ty Folsom returns to lead Columbia. (MANDI SLOAN/Special to the Reporter)

BOYS GOLF PREVIEW: A look at the teams from Columbia, Suwannee & Branford

The area has a team lined with state contenders, while the other two are hoping for growth throughout the upcoming season. Columbia is aiming to win a third straight district title and make a third straight trip to state.
Two-time LCR Runner of the Year Audrey Fender returns for Columbia in 2021. (SHELBY CONKLIN/Special to the Reporter)

Two-time LCR Runner of the Year Audrey Fender returns for Columbia in 2021. (SHELBY CONKLIN/Special to the Reporter)

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY PREVIEW: A look at the girls from Columbia, Fort White, Suwannee & Branford

One team has the area’s top runner, another said goodbye to its top two runners, and the other has continuity. Columbia’s roster is struggling to field seven runners after three graduated last season, including all-area honoree Mackenzie Conklin.
Columbia swimmer Kaydence Clark is one of the top returners for the girls this season. (SHELBY CONKLIN/Special to the Reporter)

Columbia swimmer Kaydence Clark is one of the top returners for the girls this season. (SHELBY CONKLIN/Special to the Reporter)

SWIMMING PREVIEW: A look at the boys & girls from Columbia & Suwannee

Three of the top five boys swimmers at Columbia return from last season, including all-area honoree Jayden Drew. While Drew qualified for regionals in the 50 free in 2020, Matt Glover and Seth Grubb aim to join him this fall. The trio could potentially do it in multiple events.
Columbia receiver Jace Hoskey tries to escape a tackle against Vanguard during the teams' Preseason Classic on Aug. 20. (BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter)

Columbia receiver Jace Hoskey tries to escape a tackle against Vanguard during the teams' Preseason Classic on Aug. 20. (BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter)

CHS FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Weather & quarantines keep making preparations harder for Tigers

There’s been plenty of curveballs thrown Demetric Jackson’s way since he took over as Columbia’s new head coach. Players have been in and out of covid-19 quarantines. Sometimes the heat index is too high and practice gets delayed. And sometimes, lightning strikes and practice is called early.
Fort White receiver Najeeb Smith leads his team on the field prior to last week's Preseason Classic against Middleburg. (CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter)

Fort White receiver Najeeb Smith leads his team on the field prior to last week's Preseason Classic against Middleburg. (CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter)

PREP FOOTBALL: Fort White cancels season opener at Union County due to covid-19 quarantines

FORT WHITE — A 21-0 loss in its Preseason Classic may be the least of Fort White’s problems now. The Indians’ scheduled regular-season opener on Friday against Union County was canceled Wednesday after an unknown number of players entered quarantine protocols.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence (16) looks to throw a pass against the New Orleans Saints during their preseason game at the Caesars Superdome on Aug. 23 in New Orleans, La. (CHRIS GRAYTHEN/Getty Images/TNS)

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence (16) looks to throw a pass against the New Orleans Saints during their preseason game at the Caesars Superdome on Aug. 23 in New Orleans, La. (CHRIS GRAYTHEN/Getty Images/TNS)

NFL: Jaguars name Trevor Lawrence starting QB

JACKSONVILLE — Urban Meyer figured Trevor Lawrence would be his starting quarterback long before he even took the Jacksonville job. But Meyer insisted Lawrence earn the spot, whether his goal was to send a message to his young team or set a tone for his NFL tenure.