Florida Agenda

FRESNO, Calif. – A wrestling move commonly referred to as a “butt drag,” in which one wrestler grabs the butt of his opponent and sticks his finger in his anus, has led to one high school student being expelled and facing sexual assault charges. Preston Hill, who performed the move in question, did so during [...]

Photo Courtesy, Bruininsider.blogspot.com NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Former Belmont University Soccer Coach Lisa Howe wanted to share some great news with her team. Her partner had become pregnant with a baby, and for the first time in her life, Howe discussed her being a lesbian with the team. Now she is out of a job. After [...]

Photo: Courtesy, Christian Science Monitor ORLANDO, Fla. – The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) has changed their constitution to remove the requirement that players must be “female at birth” in order to join the tour, paving the way for transgender male-to-female golf players to join the tour. LPGA Tour Championship Commissioner Michael Whan said the [...]

By DMITRY RASHNITSOV photo courtesy: George Washington U Kay-Kay Allums was an unimpressive point guard her first two seasons on the George Washington University’s women’s basketball team. But in her junior year, Allums will always be remembered for the statement she made off the court. The 21-year old has publicly come out as transgender, asking [...]

KEY WEST, Fla. – More than 500 participants will span 165 miles over two days as the SMART Ride 7 prepares to hit the road Nov. antibiotics no prescription 18-20. The Southern Most AIDS/HIV Ride has raised more than $2.2 million for charity since it began in 2003, and 100 percent of the proceeds from [...]

By RYAN DIXON I can remember making fun of the male cheerleaders in high school — all the cheerleaders, come to think of it. The only thing funnier to me at sports banquets, besides getting a letter in chess, was getting a letter in cheerleading. I felt that just because your sport makes it on [...]

By RYAN DIXON I grew up walking up and down the boardwalk of Virginia Beach. Every October brings the Neptune Festival back to life after lying dormant from the previous year. The thing every visitor to the festival visits every year is the sand sculpting contest, but the past decade has seen an introduction of [...]

By DAVID DONAHUE The South Florida Category 5 Flag Football Team just returned from participating in the 10th annual National Gay Flag Football Championships, Gay Bowl X, hosted by the Phoenix Hellraisers in Phoenix, Arizona. This was their 5th year competing in the tournament, against teams from all over the country. This year, 26 teams [...]

By RYAN DIXON The Divisional Series are now over and the League Championship Series are set. After sweeping the Twins, the Yankees look ready to continue their dominance against the Rangers in the American League Championship who dispatched the Rays in five games. On the heels of the second no-hitter in baseball history, The Phillies [...]

By RYAN DIXON I wish I could say I wrote this prior to the NFL games played during week one, but alas, I didn’t. Call me a cheater but there were way too many important games in week one for me to just throw these predictions out there. Allow me to apologize ahead of ti [...]