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Welcome to the SLT “You Got Next” series. This series is dedicated to the athlete/actor/entrepreneur who doesn't ask for any recognition but continues to push themselves to limits that many didn't think they had. We see you and we want to let the world know who you are... we present to you the SLT next series and Joy Madison Key has "Got Next" Make sure you subscribe, like and follow us on IG, Twitter and Facebook @sportlifetalk. You can watch the live streamed show on our Sportslifetalk Facebook page and on our YouTube channel. On this episode B Jones and KT are joined by South Grand Prairie Girls High School phenom, Joy Madison Key. She stopped by to share her basketball journey and why “Major Keys” has Got Next!!!

Vick's Sports HallSeason 1Episode #24We have some great matchups in the DFW this weekend. Bryan Allen and myself recaps week 6 and give our thoughts and opinions on some of those games. Rockwall beats Horn 37-34 Heath beats Mesquite 35-7 South Grand Prairie gets it's first victory of the season. They beat Arlington Sam Houston 41-0 And much more...Support the show by donatinghttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/vicksporthallJoin the Group- DFW High School Football DiscussionVisit the website @vicksportshall.com

Janine Lynn Johnson from South Grand Prairie and Steven Glenn Taylor from McKinney, Tx end up starting a life together in the small Ellis County town of Ferris, Tx. A quiet little town next to Dallas County and near Interstate 45. Janine had a son at age 17 and married the father the next year in 1997. Unfortunately, they would divorce in 1998. By the age of 28 Janine would marry and divorce 3 more times. Janine was a caring person and kept in touch with all her ex-husbands. Then, she met Steven Glenn Taylor. Steven originally from McKinney, Tx had lived in Lancaster, Tx for a while then moved south to Ferris. I am told He established himself in the community and was there before Janine. Janine moved in with Steven on South Church street where Janine finally got some stability in her life. Her son said she actually had Christmas at their house in 2008 where she hosted for the first time. Her son said he could tell she was happy. In late March of 2009 Janine and Steven had been part of a softball tournament. They played a game then were suppose to come back the next day for a second game. They never showed up. Steven's brother, Robert, became worried with no answering of phone calls and goes to their house at South Church street in Ferris. Family and friends can not get Steve or Janine's attention at the house and the doors are locked. Both of their vehicles are parked at the house. Ferris Pd are summoned and entry is made into the house to find ,in the words of JOP Jackie Miller Jr, “The most gruesome murder scene.” Evidence in the murders boggles the mind. Breaking… New Updates from Ferris PD July 26, 2022!!! SOURCES ---------------------------------- FERRIS OPEN RECORDS ELLIS COUNTY PRESS WAXAHACHIE DAILYLIGHT GONE COLD PODCAST DALLAS MORNING NEWS ELLIS COUNTY PRESS --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Top Texas Prospects Season 3, Episode 6 Episode notes: -------------------------------- Matt and Marc are joined by combo guard Jahcelyn Hartfield from South Grand Prairie HS. She is in the C/O 2022 and is one of the top returning players in the DFW area. Jahcelyn talks to Matt and Marc about how she comes from a […]

Top Texas Prospects Season 3, Episode 6 Episode notes: -------------------------------- Matt and Marc are joined by combo guard Jahcelyn Hartfield from South Grand Prairie HS. She is in the C/O 2022 and is one of the top returning players in the DFW area. Jahcelyn talks to Matt and Marc about how she comes from a […]

The area round of the Texas high school football playoffs is on the horizon, and Star Local Media breaks down the seven playoff games in its coverage area.Matt Welch, Devin Hasson and David Wolman preview and predict Frisco Independence vs. Highland Park (1:02), Lewisville vs. Arlington Martin (6:15), Lovejoy vs. Everman (10:47), Allen vs. South Grand Prairie (15:20), Frisco vs. South Oak Cliff (19:12), Frisco Lone Star vs. Magnolia (23:16) and Prosper vs. Arlington Bowie (28:19).

My guest today is Bryan Parra. Bryan is a current Grand Prairie ISD School Board Trustee representing Place 2 and an elementary assistant principal in DISD. Bryan grew up on the East Coast but moved to Texas in 2003, graduation from South Grand Prairie in 2005. He went on to get his bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M and his masters in educational leadership from DBU. Bryan is a very involved community leader and volunteer – he works closely with The League of United Latin American Citizens, he is a member of the Grand Prairie Host Lyons Club, and the North Texas Region Omega Delta Phi Alumni Association, among others. Today, Bryan and I talk about not only being a school board trustee but also an administrator during the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss the importance of kids getting back into school and the obstacles some of these students in our district are facing during online learning, including those in our hispanic community. Bryan is always such a nice person to talk to and I’m glad that even though he’s right in the thick of getting ready for the school year, he had time to talk to me! Find Bryan on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/Bryan4GPISD/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/facesofgrandprairie/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/facesofgrandprairie/support

Pulled up on Mr. Slick Back Jack himself Jason Reyes. Owner of Slick Back Jacks Precision Barbers, 1700 W Polo Rd Suite #112, Grand Prairie, TX 75052, in the Legendary Trailwood in deep South Grand Prairie, Souther then South Grand Prairie HS. The most hood you would get being down that way Independence Tr. still holding it down as the hoodest, yes hoodest, street I ever been apart of. I grew up there and Jason made his name in Trailwood. I promise bc in middle school we would ask eachother as Mexicans, where'd you get your fade at... and that moment in time changed the game of fades, tapers and edge ups for fine haired folks, which was a new thing in the hood bc we never had Barbers who took pride in their fades, tapers or edge ups for us, just Black homies who I was Crippin with would have and brag about their Fades, Tapers and Edge Ups. I knew it was a big deal but never thought Id have to compete with that... until Jason and his generation of Barbers. Changed the entire game for us fine or straight haired folk, to have pride in our hair styles as our Black homies. I learned alot on this Podcast. I Hope you enjoy this podcast as much as i did. I loved it!

The 5th Quarter has all the action from around the Metroplex Sports scene. We have Lewisville basketball, South Grand Prairie and Waxahachie going into FOUR OT's, Keller making a run for the District title. Also, David Peavy is on to talk about his team trying to make another run at a state title. Lastly, Matt Diggs comes to talk realignment for football districts happening on Monday Feb. 3.

Zach Weir is an assistant basketball coach at South Grand Prairie High School in Grand Prairie, TX. Weir played college basketball at the D1, D2 and JUCO levels before beginning his coaching career. Currently finishing his 12th year of coaching, Zach has been a high school varsity assistant for the last nine years and helped coach multiple playoff teams, multiple 20-win season teams, all state players, all district players, players that have gone on to play at all levels of college basketball. Weir is in charge of the offense, coordinates the guard skill development and heads up the strength and conditioning program for South Grand Prairie HS. Weir is a USA Basketball Gold Certified Coach, and a contributing writer for different websites such as Fastmodel, Mens Basketball Hoop Scoop, Winning Hoops and Stack. Zach works camps across the country helping players improve, including Snow Valley Basketball Camp. Zach has a never ending passion for coaching kids, basketball and player development that involves developing a complete player on and off the court. Check out our website www.hoopheadspod.com where you can listen to every episode in our archive. After you’ve listened to this episode or one of your other favorites, please head over to your favorite podcast app and leave us a 5 star rating and review. Those reviews help others in the basketball community find our show. Make sure you’re subscribed to the Hoop Heads Podcast so you never miss an episode. The pod is available on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, SoundCloud, Google Play, & YouTube. Have a notebook at your side as you listen to this episode with Zach Weir, Assistant Boys’ Basketball Coach at South Grand Prairie High School in the state of Texas. Email - zweir@angleofapproachbasketball.com Twitter - @WEIRbasketball Support this podcast

Top Texas Prospects Show TXTP Show S01:E26 Episode Description: Guests: South Grand Prairie HS - WR Deamikkio Nathan (2021) and LB Marsel McDuffie (2021) Marsel McDuffie: hudl, twitter: @marseling3  Deamikikio Nathan: hudl, twitter: @_mikkio3 South Grand Prairie HS Football Booster on Twitter: @SGPNation Result of the Southlake Carroll vs SGP game, mentioned in this episode. […]

We started on a sad note today with the loss of a Texas football legend in Roger Emrich, and Tepper had a heartfelt tribute to a man who meant a lot to him and the whole state. Then we recapped the Texas high school football players taken in the NFL draft before playing Matt Stepp's interview with South Grand Prairie head coach Brent Whitson at last weekend's Frisco State 7-on-7 Qualifying Tournament.

Star Local Media sports editor Matt Welch recaps three days worth of playoff baseball and softball coverage, including the bi-district series between Allen and Trophy Club Byron Nelson, Plano Senior and Southlake Carroll, and the area-round playoff between Plano softball and South Grand Prairie.

Star Local Media is back with another edition of the Gridiron Podcast to reflect on a wild, upset-heavy weekend in the high school football playoffs. The staff dives into the chaos in Class 6A (0:50), Sachse surviving Rockwall (2:58), Allen withstanding a game South Grand Prairie team (7:30), why Round Two can be so challenging in DFW (13:00) and takeaways from Saturday night’s Class 5A slate at AT&T Stadium featuring Lake Dallas-North Forney (17:20) and Frisco Lone Star-Lovejoy (23:10). In Part Two, the staff previews a few of our markets’ marquee regional semifinalists, including Prosper’s recent surge (33:10), Celina rounding into playoff form (35:30), Coppell as a possible Region II favorite (37:00), and what Allen can expect in Friday’s matchup with Arlington Martin (40:15).

Star Local Media sports editor Matt Welch recaps Allen's 28-14 area playoff win over South Grand Prairie.

The Star Local Media sports staff reflects on some of the notable bi-district playoff games in their markets and looks ahead at a few key area-round playoff games later this week. In Part One, Tim Glaze and Bryan Murphy tackle the revenge of District 14-5A over Frisco ISD, examining Lake Dallas’ upset win over Reedy (1:30), Prosper avenging last year’s loss to Wakeland (9:40) and McKinney North’s improvements over Frisco Centennial (14:05). Matt Welch chimes in on the local Class 6A bi-district action, highlighted by Plano Senior’s thrilling overtime loss to Euless Trinity (19:10). In Part Two, Devin Hasson previews a somewhat unexpected second-round matchup between Sachse and Rockwall (26:37), he and Justin Thomas trade thoughts on Coppell vs. Mesquite Horn (33:40) and Matt Welch offers an early glimpse of what Allen can expect from South Grand Prairie (39:28).

Southlake Carroll got home field advantage, and sent two-time defending state champs Cedar Hill packing, the game sealed with a bad snap. Fellow champion Ennis lost, too, in the first round, and Euless Trinity – a team everyone expected to challenge Allen in the 6A Division I Region I final – was sent home early after a gutsy performance by South Grand Prairie. The podcast goes over the brackets, previews this week's big games (FM Marcus/Mansfield, anyone?) and interviews SGP coach Brent Whitson.

  Another district matchup for the #1 Desoto Eagles. Don't miss the most high powered offense in the nation. Kickoff is at 7:30pm CST   www.rfsportsradio.com or follow us on twitter @RFSportsRadio    

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