Angie Jackson covers crime and headlines for Post and Courier.
She previously covered quite similar beat for the Grand Rapids Press and MLive.com in Michigan.
Angie savors teaching yoga and exploring the outdoors, when she’s not reporting. It turns out, the Black Hawks had their hearts set on happily ever after this year.
Senior cornerback Tre’ Bugg led a defense that played lightsout all game long.
Bugg had a fumble recovery for an uchdown and a key secondhalf interception that thwarted Centennial’s comeback attempt in the victory Saturday. As a result, while holding Coyotes to 3 points to escape with the win, defense remained airtight in final 1 quarters. Their ending story still hung in balance entering Saturday’s 5A state title game against ‘twotime’ defending champion Peoria Centennial, the undefeated Gilbert Williams Field football team could not have scripted the 2016 season any better.
It is the party featured a swing band called whitish Heat and a bunch of students who organized Tableaux Vivants people recreating scenes from famous works of art throughout museum, that was open free to the community throughout the day Saturday as celebration part.
Whenever getting on board with a 28 yard field goal by Xavier Rojas in first quarter, centennial struck first Saturday. Williams Field ok its first game lead earlier in second quarter, scoring on an one yard uchdown run by senior Josh Alexander. Even sweeter for Campbell, was who he had in attendance that day. Its first ever championship, saturday marked Williams Field’s third appearance in a state title game. Seriously. His father and former big school football coach was on hand in Glendale to watch his son who enjoyed tremendous success as a player ultimately hoist that trophy as a head coach.