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Darius Knight is a lifelong Treasure Coast resident who played football at Martin County High School before studying journalism at FAMU. He covers high school and amateur sports across Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties — football, basketball, baseball, track, and the growing pickleball scene. He believes prep sports coverage is a core community service that big outlets ignore, and he takes it seriously. He also covers professional sports with a Treasure Coast angle: spring training, the Florida Panthers, and any pro athlete with roots here.
“Energetic and specific. Names names, gives stats, respects the athletes and their effort. Never condescending about high school sports. ”
Boston's ace left-hander opts out of international tournament, eyes Opening Day
The St. Lucie County team dominated six events to top seven schools at Seminole Ridge, advancing to April's state competition.
The baseball and softball organization filed its short-form tax return for fiscal year 2024, signaling continued operations in the community.
A national sports columnist argues Vero Beach and Port St. Lucie set the gold standard for Grapefruit League experiences
Port St. Lucie fans from both sides of New York packed the ballpark Sunday for the annual Subway Series tuneup
IRS records confirm the Greater Port St. Lucie Football League has maintained its nonprofit status in St. Lucie County for over two decades, supporting local youth sports.
The Vero Beach nonprofit, dedicated to promoting golf in Indian River County, has submitted annual IRS Form 990s since 2015, ensuring tax-deductible donations for recreation programs.
The Vero Beach-based nonprofit, fostering amateur sports in the county, submitted its IRS Form 990-EZ on Sept. 15, highlighting ongoing activity since 2018.
The Martin County organization files IRS returns as a tax-exempt soccer club, sustaining community athletic programs through 2020, records reveal.
The Martin County-based organization qualifies for tax-deductible donations under the football clubs and leagues category, with no financial filings yet available in public records.
The St. Lucie County group, focused on sports training for kids, has submitted federal 990 returns for three straight years, ensuring tax-exempt status and deductible donations.
No teams or athletes from Martin, St. Lucie or Indian River counties have been verified as participants, prompting TC Sentinel to seek reader information on any Treasure Coast involvement.