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If there's one thing you can count on in life, it's that your body will change over time. Many men in their early 20s feel bulletproof and ready to take on the world. But it's only a matter of time before age starts to play a part in day-to-day life. Injuries take a longer time to heal, hangovers seem to last longer than ever, and aches and pains become part of normal life. For many men approaching middle age, something more concerning than backaches begins to happen: their ability to be intimate becomes more difficult. If you find that your love life is becoming or has become compromised, you're not alone - more than 18 million men are affected by erectile dysfunction in the U.S.
While it's completely normal to have trouble in the bedroom as you get older, that doesn't mean you have to settle for it. Unfortunately, in the past, men were taught to just “suck it up” and deal with their problems in private. Thankfully, those days are long gone. If you're ready to fight back against ED and regain your lost passion, Alpha Med Group has the erectile dysfunction treatment in Cityname, State, you've been looking for.
At Alpha Med Group, our team knows how difficult it can be to navigate the mental and physical changes that manifest as we grow older. We know it can be tempting to give up and accept the dull new life ahead of you. But we're here to tell you there is a better way to age. If you're ready to live as you did in your prime, our integrative aging services will help you meet your goals and enjoy life with more energy, youth, and passion.
At Alpha Med Group, our doctors focus on an integrative health approach. We use multimodal strategies to help you take control of your health through quality healthcare, positive life choices, proper diet, and staying active. When combined with the latest research in anti-aging and regenerative medicine, our patients benefit from a fully personalized approach. Unlike other health clinics, our programs target the root causes of our patient's symptoms. That way, they can enjoy a healthy, fulfilling life in public and also in the bedroom.
We're proud to have everything you need to improve your health and achieve your goals. Our providers will expertly handle your nuanced health challenges using advanced therapies like GAINSWave treatments to achieve a results-based outcome you'll love.
Some of the most common conditions we treat at Alpha Med Group include:
When it comes to male health, talking about sex can still feel a little taboo, even in today's modern times. That's especially true when there are deficiencies or performance concerns at play. If you're a man reading this and you're nodding your head in agreement, we know how you're feeling. Thankfully, you don't have to be angry or embarrassed about your performance for much longer.
While your primary care doctor might start you off with ED medications, such options don't really offer real solutions to your problem. Plus, they can cause concerning side effects. Thankfully there's a new, revolutionary therapy on the market called GAINSWave, and we'd be willing to bet it's unlike anything you've tried before.
Unlike most ED options, GAINSWave doesn't require drugs or surgery. Instead, it uses innovative acoustic waves to boost blood flow and stimulate tissues in your penis while also breaking up micro plaques. That means you can say goodbye to the days of sketchy blue pills and painful surgeries.
GAINSWave offers the first non-surgical ED option that helps with Peyronie's Disease and premature ejaculation as well. Alpha Med Group's GAINSWave treatments are painless and safe for most men suffering from erectile dysfunction. If you're looking for a no-nonsense, discreet way to enhance your sexual performance and achieve more substantial erections, GAINSWave is the long-term solution you need. Some benefits of GAINSWave treatments include:
You're probably thinking to yourself, “This all sounds great, but how does it work?” Don't worry; we've got you covered.
GAINSWave might sound too good to be true on the surface. However, this type of erectile dysfunction treatment in Clearwater uses science-based, research-backed applications and technologies that have been proven to be effective.
GAINSWave works by targeting the underlying issue of ED: blood flow. Continuous blood flow is critical in maintaining an erection. As men age, blood vessels in their penis break down and fill up with micro plaques, further reducing blood flow. GAINSWave treatment addresses this issue using low-intensity shockwaves or acoustic pulses to re-open closed blood vessels and help form new ones simultaneously. This increased blood flow essentially eliminates the symptoms of erectile dysfunction, letting men across the country gain a new lease on life.
Because this procedure is drug, surgery, and needle-free, most men won't have to stress about costly insurance claims or ugly scarring. All you need to think about is enjoying life with a new pep in your step, whether you're headed to work or spending time with your spouse in the bedroom.
Alpha Med Group's patients love that GAINSWave is quick, effective, and gets right to the root cause of their issues. Our GAINSWave treatments yield long-term results with optimized sexual performance and even treat other issues like Peyronie's disease.
Any man older than 30 can enjoy the benefits of GAINSWave therapy. Men with or without erectile dysfunction use GAINSWave to reshape their sex lives without resorting to over-the-counter pills and prescriptions like Cialis. While it's true that the “blue pill” can temporarily relieve ED, that relief is short-lived because pills don't address the root cause of the issue. To make matters worse, many drugs have unwanted and unsafe side effects. GAINSWave represents a much safer, more effective solution for men who are sick and tired of the stress and embarrassment associated with ED.
Whether you're dealing with severe erectile dysfunction or you simply want a little more spark with your partner, GAINSWave is the surgery-free, drug-free alternative you can rely on.
To help you get a better understanding of Alpha Med Group's GAINSWave therapy, consider these quick facts:
In today's day and age, products that promise quick results and convenience are king. It makes sense, then, that many men want the fastest solution to their ED problem. While it's easy to pop a “little blue pill,” doing so can come with consequences that you don't get with GAINSWave treatment. And when it comes to sketchy over-the-counter options that you can buy at your local gas station, the risks are quite concerning. Before you re-up your prescription or head to the gas station, consider these side effects:
If you're one of the many men who settled for strange side effects just to regain confidence in the bedroom, it's time to celebrate. Rather than relying on prescriptions or a la carte options, health-conscious men are using GAINSWave treatments for a safer, natural solution with no side effects.
Despite the fact that millions of men around the country suffer from erectile dysfunction, most males won't talk about it. Maybe it's because they're embarrassed. Maybe it's because they simply don't understand what's going on. However, ignoring the issue can have long-term consequences and may result in problems like Peyronie's disease.
Peyronie's disease, which affects about 9% of men, can occur at any age. It is most often characterized by a curve or bend in the penis, caused by fibrous scar tissue proliferating under the penis' surface. If the scar tissue isn't treated correctly, it can make achieving an erection difficult, creating a painful curve that makes sex almost impossible. Sometimes, symptoms of Peyronie's disease can work themselves out but most often, men need treatment to regain a healthy sex life.
While having a curve in your penis is relatively normal, having pain and discomfort with an erection most certainly is not, and a good sign that you need help. Fortunately, GAINSWave therapy has helped many men regain their sexual performance by reducing the curvature of the penis caused by Peyronie's disease.
Men suffering from Peyronie's disease may notice an array of symptoms, which may manifest quickly or slowly. Some of the most common symptoms include:
Severe Bend of Penis: One of the most common symptoms of Peyronie's disease is significant bending of the penis in a certain direction, with or without achieving an erection.
If you're one of the many American men who has lost hope because of Peyronie's disease, there is a new reason to be hopeful. Peyronie's disease is treatable, and you don't have to rely on surgery, vacuum devices, or a wait-and-see approach to get results.
If you're a man searching for a safe, non-invasive, natural treatment option for Peyronie's disease, GAINSWave therapy is the way to go. GAINSWave incorporates premium low-intensity, high-frequency shockwaves that break down plaque (or scar tissue) while opening and creating new blood vessels. When blood flow is increased, the penis curvature associated with Peyronie's disease is often reduced, giving men a new chance to enjoy a healthy sex life.
In today's modern world, with health-centric social influencers and body biohackers around every corner, the bar is high for body optimization. Peak performance in the bedroom is no exception. Men of all ages across the nation are searching for a certain edge in the bedroom. They want longer endurance, stronger erections, and a more enhanced sexual experience with partners.
Even men in their 20s and 30s, with no medical conditions, are trying gas station erection pills, injections, penis pumps, and other dangerous products to supercharge their penis and performance. Luckily for them (and you), GAINSWave can provide a natural, long-term solution that adds extra spice to your sex life.
Many men find short-term satisfaction in taking pills for better erections, but the truth is, these drugs are harmful when used frequently or recreationally. Males who take these pills risk becoming psychologically dependent and unable to perform when they're not around. In fact, men without medical conditions who rely on “little blue pills” for sexual enhancement may not be able to achieve a normal erection with their partner.
If you want to enhance your sex life and improve your erection quality, it's time to consider a long-term, natural solution like GAINSWave from Alpha Med Group.
For strong erections, you need to have blood flow to your penis. There are plenty of natural ways you can boost blood flow and improve your sexual performance. Some options include exercising, eating healthy, and managing stress in productive ways. Foods that help increase blood flow can also help reduce inflammation in your body too. If you're a smoker, try lowering your daily cigarette intake and add supplements to your diet, like vitamin D.
But if you're looking to take things up a notch in the bedroom, GAINSWave is the way to go. This proven, non-invasive treatment helps produce better erections and boost libido by increasing blood flow to your penis and stimulating the growth of new nerve tissue and blood vessels.
At Alpha Med Group, our focus is on your goals, your results, and your experience. We firmly believe that your story matters and our team is ready and waiting to listen. We provide functional, personalized, regenerative medicines that address root causes, coupled with an industry-leading, progressive care strategy that is centered around our patients.
If you're looking for GAINSWave treatment in a professional, welcoming setting provided by sexual health experts, contact our state-of-the-art office in Clearwater today. Whether you need help with embarrassing symptoms related to erectile dysfunction or you're looking to revive your sex life with a natural solution, we're here for you.
WESLEY CHAPEL — RADD Elite, the competitive club volleyball program based at the Wiregrass Sports Campus, recently hosted the Florida Winterfest. The tournament drew 92 teams from throughout the state.That turnout was rather impressive considering it coincided with a more established series in Clearwater on the same mid-December weekend.While seven of the teams at Winterfest were boys competing in the Amateur Athletic Union division, the tourney primarily consisted of girls in USA Volleyball. Boys and girls teams took par...
WESLEY CHAPEL — RADD Elite, the competitive club volleyball program based at the Wiregrass Sports Campus, recently hosted the Florida Winterfest. The tournament drew 92 teams from throughout the state.
That turnout was rather impressive considering it coincided with a more established series in Clearwater on the same mid-December weekend.
While seven of the teams at Winterfest were boys competing in the Amateur Athletic Union division, the tourney primarily consisted of girls in USA Volleyball. Boys and girls teams took part in the first tourney of the club season, which extends through this summer.
“It was good to see what we’ve been practicing on in the gym and to see some of the interaction,” said Monica Ewalt, volleyball director at Wiregrass Ranch. “It was just working through nerves and figuring it out so we can be better at our next tournament.”
The second-year volleyball program at Wiregrass Ranch includes about 220 developmental teams with an additional 100 RADD Elite squads. RADD Elite had nine teams at Winterfest with the 12s finishing as runners-up and the 11s placing third.
“They looked like they were bringing what they were practicing,” Ewalt said. “We’re kind of just building from the younger ages up.”
Like the volleyball program, the state-of-the-art facility has become a major draw since it opened in 2020. Courtney Draper, founder and director of the St. Petersburg Volleyball Club, echoed the sentiments of many league officials, coaches and players in praising the Wesley Chapel-based sports campus.
“It’s a beautiful place to play with a nice surface for jumping,” said Draper, who also coaches volleyball at Shorecrest Prep. “The amount of courts they have is sufficient to run a quality-size tournament as well. Switching sides between sets does create equality for the teams competing against each other.”
Like Ewalt, Draper noted that the first major competition of the club season proved to be a test of how the young players would fare against different opponents for the first time.
“In December, it’s all trial and error out there, just put them out there and see what you have,” Draper said. “The Wesley Chapel tournament was a bit more challenging, so we put our top teams in that one.”
Next up on the RADD Elite schedule is a tournament in Ocala during the Martin Luther King Jr. weekend.
Recreational hockey is where young players learn the basics, while travel hockey gives the elite skaters opportunities to excel against the best opponents. There is a level in between, however — rec-select — and AdventHealth Center Ice recently hosted a tournament for that group.
The Hope is Here series featured nine teams from the Tampa Bay area vying for titles in three divisions. For the Sting, comprised primarily of Wesley Chapel and central Pasco skaters, the tourney was bittersweet as all three teams made the finals but lost.
“All three teams made it to the podium,” said Keith Hughes, who coaches the 10-and-under Sting.
“We did a good job,” added 12U coach Adam Glassman. “We came up a little short, but we had fun.”
The primary focuses of rec-select tournaments are more on development and consistent play than winning. That falls in line with USA Hockey’s main objectives.
Jason Luker, the Sting’s 16U assistant coach, described his squad as “an all-star team of the rec league.”
Hughes concurred, noting that unlike travel players who only play hockey, his son Ben has also played baseball and soccer. Some other rec-select players are multi-sport athletes as well.
“It’s a nice stepping-stone for the kids to advance up to travel,” Hughes said.
Noting that players who take part in rec-select tourneys come from the recreational leagues, Glassman said, “It’s a lot more competitive than what they normally get.”
Some of the top players for Hughes’ team were Bryson Givens, Boaz Nesis, Bennett Glosen and goaltender Charlotte Nelson.
Like Nelson, there were a few girls in the tourney, including Mallory Iaquinto, an East Lake High player who skated on a makeshift 16U team representing AdventHealth.
For Glassman’s team, he mentioned captain Liam Hernandez along with assistants David Kupcho and Matthew Gocsik.
Luker said his team got solid play from his son Maximus, Sean Flanagan, Ty Denninger, Tysen Christian, Harry Parker and Dom Passante. Goalies Lucas White and Jackson Jones shared time in the nets with Jones posting a shutout and White playing in the last two games.
“He had the hot hand,” Luker said of his decision to go with White at the end, adding that both goalies “are even.”
Luker also noted that his team is younger than most 16U squads: “This team’s going to be around for a while.”
More brands will make their Tampa Bay debut and some well-known names have expansion plans in the works this year.In 2022, Tampa Bay saw the opening of if its first Sweetgreen, a fast-casual restaurant chain known for their salads. On St. Petersburg’s Central Avenue, the popular downtown shopping destination added the vintage cocktail bar Lost and Found, gift and home decor shop The Canary, an ice cream shop with a breakfast twist Cereal Bar, and more. More than 50 new businesses opened in Wesley Chapel last year with the ...
More brands will make their Tampa Bay debut and some well-known names have expansion plans in the works this year.
In 2022, Tampa Bay saw the opening of if its first Sweetgreen, a fast-casual restaurant chain known for their salads. On St. Petersburg’s Central Avenue, the popular downtown shopping destination added the vintage cocktail bar Lost and Found, gift and home decor shop The Canary, an ice cream shop with a breakfast twist Cereal Bar, and more. More than 50 new businesses opened in Wesley Chapel last year with the launch of the shipping container park The Krate.
Looking into 2023, Tampa Bay will get its first Raising Cane’s, the fast food chicken finger chain with a cult following. Another Sweetgreens will open and a slate of restaurants are coming to one of Tampa’s largest new developments.
Here’s a few openings to watch out for in the new year.
The popular Louisiana-based fast food restaurant will open its doors to Tampa Bay this year. The chain is popular for its tangy Cane’s sauce, Texas toast and chicken fingers has multiple locations in development across Tampa, Brandon, Carrollwood and two restaurants in Clearwater, Raising Cane’s co-CEO AJ Kumaran told the Tampa Bay Times last year. Raising Cane’s is currently hiring for its Gulf to Bay restaurant.
Golf attractions are coming to both sides of the bay. Tiger Woods is expanding his PopStroke golf courses, designed by Woods and the TGR Design team, to Lutz’s Cypress Creek Town Center. It’ll have putting courses for both new and experienced players plus dining and a playground.
In St. Petersburg, Topgolf’s second Tampa Bay location began construction last summer after long delays. It’s set to have 100 climate-controlled bays for golf games, 200 televisions, a rooftop terrace, and a bar and restaurant.
Coming soon to the old Ringside Cafe, a place where you can dance, you can jive and have the time of your life.
Cleveland-based Good Night John Boy will open its second disco-themed nightclub in downtown St. Petersburg. DJs will play hits from the 1970s, ′80s and also some modern music. The interior decor will have a vintage flair with a light up dance floor, disco ball and memorabilia from the disco era.
The downtown Tampa development is expanding as a dining scene with the openings of several restaurants by award-winning chefs and the popular chain Wagamama. Some of the restaurants will be a part of the new apartment towers that opened their doors last year at Water Street Tampa, which is led by Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik’s and Bill Gates’ Cascade Investment’s Strategic Property Partners. Representatives from the real estate firm did not provide exact opening dates for some dining locations.
It’ll be Florida’s first location of the restaurant chain inspired by Japanese ramen bars.
This gourmet toast and juice bar chain is opening its first Tampa Bay location.
This will be a French restaurant, café with a bar on the ground floor of the Thousand and One building.
Opening at the Cora apartment building, this seafood-based Mediterranean restaurant from the owners of Oxford Exchange will also have a home decor shop.
This restaurant inside the Heron building will have a tavern and oyster room from Cameron Mitchell Restaurants, the Ohio-based company behind Ocean Prime.
At the Asher building, this Italian-inspired restaurant comes from Tampa’s Chef Ferrell Alvarez and the team behind Michelin Bib Gourmand award-winning Rooster and the Till.
The outdoor Tampa mall that boomed during the pandemic is adding another batch of businesses after 2022 saw the openings of Public Studio, Warby Parker, Wolford and fashion boutiques Zimmermann and rag & bone.
Hyde Park is adding its first hotel to its mix over the On Swann restaurant. The boutique hotel comes from the hospitality firm Palisociety, a Los Angeles-based hotel franchise, that uses the character of the neighborhood its opening in to inspire its interior design.
This popular gourmet donut shop that’s grown nationally got its start in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood. It sells inventive donut flavors like guava with cheese, white chocolate tres leches and pumpkin spice french toast.
This wine bar from Cru Cellars will feature different variations of the bubbly wines named after the Champagne region of France with its menu of more than 75 sparkling wines.
The fast-casual salad bowl chain has its sights on another Tampa spot after debuting in Tampa Heights earlier in December.
The southern California jewelry brand is opening its first Florida location in Tampa’s Hyde Park Village. Gorjana, which is coastal-inspired, sells necklaces, earrings, bracelets and custom engraved pieces.
A former Sears department store at a Citrus Park mall is about to transformed into an entertainment center.
Elev8, run by South Florida-based PrimeTime Amusements, will have go-kart racing tracks, retro arcade, laser tag, mini golf, a kid zone, e-sports, bowling and also a restaurant and bar in the 128,000-square-foot space. It was supposed to debut at the end of last year at Citrus Park Town Center, which used to be called Westfield Citrus Park, but according to an emailed statement, the attraction is eyeing a later date.
Clarification: This story has been updated to include the new opening date of Gorjana in Hyde Part Village.
What used to be a rarity in college football has turned into almost the norm. Kids are wanted to get a jump on their college careers these days, so rather than waiting until the fall to arrive on campus wet behind the ears, a lot enroll early in January and get into the conditioning and offseason programs to get whatever advantage they can.The Ohio State football program has had a ton of early enrollees over the last few years and that hasn’t changed this January. All told, 11 of the ...
What used to be a rarity in college football has turned into almost the norm. Kids are wanted to get a jump on their college careers these days, so rather than waiting until the fall to arrive on campus wet behind the ears, a lot enroll early in January and get into the conditioning and offseason programs to get whatever advantage they can.
The Ohio State football program has had a ton of early enrollees over the last few years and that hasn’t changed this January. All told, 11 of the 20 players that committed during the early signing period along with one preferred walk-on arrived on campus on Monday to start the college portion of their lives.
We thought you might be interested in the OSU players that are already on campus, so we have each of them for you here in a listicle format.
Noah Rogers, Wide Receiver
Measurables: 6-foot, 2-inches, 180-pounds From: Rolesville | Rolesville, NC 247Sports Composite Ratings: No. 9 rated WR and No. 50 overall
Bryson Rodgers, Wide Receiver
Measurables: 6-foot, 175-pounds From: Wiregrass Ranch | Wesley Chapel, FL 247Sports Composite Ratings: No. 45 rated WR and No. 325 overall
As smooth as the jazz music that his hometown is known for. The kid from Chicago is on the way back to the Midwest ready to rewrite Big Ten and Buckeye record books. Welcome to The Brotherhood Carnell Tate |
6 feet, 2 inches, 185 pounds IMG Academy | Bradenton, Florida No. 10 WR and No. 61 overall
He leaps tall buildings and moves immovable objects. The Buckeyes next hero will trade in his spidey suit for the scarlet and grey. The kid from Michigan is coming to Columbus to use his powers with the good guys. Welcome to The Brotherhood Jelani Thurman |
6 feet, 5 inches, 230 pounds Langston Hughes | Fairburn, Georgia No. 2 TE and No. 99 overall
6 feet, 5 inches, 270 pounds Findlay | Findlay, Ohio No. 4 OT and No. 45 overall
6 feet, 4 inches, 265 pounds Wayne | Dayton, Ohio No. 10 interior OL and No. 217 overall
The kid from Liberty Township, OH won’t have to go far for his next home. He’s bringing all the physicality and toughness to Columbus and representing the Buckeye State at the highest level. Welcome to The Brotherhood Austin Siereveld |
6 feet, 5 inches, 320 pounds Lakota East | Middletown, Ohio No. 12 interior OL and No. 247 overall
Steady as they come and trained to go, all the kid from Greenwich, CT knows is work. He cant wait to clear paths and keep QB1 upright. He’s ready leave an unforgettable legacy in the scarlet and grey. Welcome to The Brotherhood Miles Walker |
6 feet, 3 inches, 260 pounds Brunswick School | Greenwich, Connecticut No. 34 OT and No. 485 overall
6 feet, 3 inches, 260 pounds Dublin Coffman | Dublin, Ohio No. 36 DL and No. 260 overall
The Ohio co-defensive player of the year has been waiting to become a Buckeye his entire life. The kid from West Chester, OH is bringing his hard hat and the boom to Columbus to get to work. Welcome to The Brotherhood Malik Hartford |
6 feet, 2 inches, 175 pounds Lakota West | West Chester, Ohio No. 10 S and No. 162 overall
A Winton Woods legend. He’s got Championship pedigree, dominated his contemporaries, and he is O-H-I-O as they come. The kid from Cincinnati is on his way north to bring the juice to the Buckeye faithful. Welcome to The Brotherhood Jermaine Mathews Jr |
6 feet, 175 pounds Winton Woods | Cincinnati, Ohio No. 16 CB and No. 136 overall
6 feet, 175 pounds Washington | Massillon, Ohio No. 89 RB and No. 1315 overall
Since 1999, all sources remain confidential. Mail@FootballScoop.com or 225.229.3429North Gwinnett (GA): Head coach Bill Stewart, who led the program to their only state title in 2017, has accepted an analyst job at Georgia Tech, Gwinnett Daily Post shares.Northwest Guilford (NC): Per source, Greensboro (D-III - NC) defensive coordinator Chris Rusiewicz has resigned and accepted the head coaching position at Northwest Gu...
Since 1999, all sources remain confidential. Mail@FootballScoop.com or 225.229.3429
North Gwinnett (GA): Head coach Bill Stewart, who led the program to their only state title in 2017, has accepted an analyst job at Georgia Tech, Gwinnett Daily Post shares.
Northwest Guilford (NC): Per source, Greensboro (D-III - NC) defensive coordinator Chris Rusiewicz has resigned and accepted the head coaching position at Northwest Guilford.
Grad Assistant forum: "I could give a crap about your resume." - Notes from inside the AFCA grad assistant forum.
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Wiregrass Ranch (FL): Wiregrass Ranch HS, located in Wesley Chapel,Fl is looking for a Varsity Offensive Line Coach. Send resumes to MMKantor@pasco.k12.fl.us.
Greenhill School (Dallas, TX): Greenhill School, a prep school in Dallas, TX is looking for a Head Football Coach/Game Day Administrator. Interested candidates, please apply on the school’s website using the following link. Greenhill School Football Coach/Gameday Administrator.
Northview (Bratt, FL): Northview HS is seeking a home game for 10/20 and 10/27 in 2023. Please Contact Coach Wes Summerford if interested. (850)4267000 or Wsummerford@ecsdfl.us.
Alvirne (NH): Assistant coach Matt Lee has been elevated to head coach.
Calvary Day (Savannah, GA): Calvary Day in Savannah ga is looking for a scrimmage game on August 4th 2023. Please contact Mark R Stroud at mstroud@calvarydayschool.com
Christian Academy of Myrtle Beach (SC): Christian Academy of Myrtle Beach SC seeks full time Christian teachers and assistant football coaches who would like to help build a Championship Football Program while working in a Christ-centered environment. Competitive teaching salary, benefits pac and coaching supplements are offered. All subject matters will be possible for the right person who is a solid believer and has a passion for teaching and coaching football in a Christ- centered environment. Interested candidates can email head coach Marty Williams at martywilliams1959@icloud.com.
EL RENO, Okla. (KFOR) – Redlands Community College recently announced students named to the college’s honor rolls for the Fall 2022 semester.Students listed on the President’s Honor Roll have completed 12 or more credit hours and have earned a GPA of not less than 3.8, with no grade less than a B – excluding 0-level courses. The Vice President’s Honor Roll is for students who have completed 12 or more hours of coursework and have earned a GPA ...
EL RENO, Okla. (KFOR) – Redlands Community College recently announced students named to the college’s honor rolls for the Fall 2022 semester.
Students listed on the President’s Honor Roll have completed 12 or more credit hours and have earned a GPA of not less than 3.8, with no grade less than a B – excluding 0-level courses. The Vice President’s Honor Roll is for students who have completed 12 or more hours of coursework and have earned a GPA of 3.5 to 3.79, with no grade less than a C – excluding 0-level courses.
The Fall 2022 President’s Honor Roll includes: Caroline Boysen, Alvin, TX; Blake Janssen, Amber; Jordan Edwards, Anadarko; Hunter Perrier, Bartlesville; Gabrielle Stringer, Bethany; Taylor Westervelt, Binger; Carlie Golden, Calumet; Karysa Meade, Calumet; Dru Steffes, Canute; Lyndsey Garrett, Carlisle, KY; Jack Wootton, Carter; Trey Tichenor, Cashion; Johnathon Stewart, Chandler; Marissa Kirkendall, Choctaw; Connor Pell, Chouteau; Victoria Kirkendoll, Clinton; Griffin Behrens, Colbert; Gracelynn Nickell, Comanche; Macy Moore, Edmond; Aaron Broyles, El Reno; Bailey Denwalt, El Reno; Reagan Dunn, El Reno; Logan Edwards, El Reno; Mario Galindo, El Reno; Dillon Green, El Reno; Wyatt Mehan, El Reno; Rosanelly Vite, El Reno; Macy Henry, Foster; Ryan Deschand, Fredonia, PA; Grayden Baker, Glenpool; Jennifer Renteria-Beltran, Guthrie; Kerri Mattson, Hinton; Kenedy Devoe, Justin, TX; Caleb Arthaud, Keyes; Konner Baartman, Kingfisher; Isabella Meza, Kingfisher; Zachary Swaim, Kingfisher; Abby Wood, Leavenworth, KS; Jenna Wilcox, Leedey; Jack Habjan, Linwood, KS; Sydney Morehead, Lone Wolf; Sarah Sanders, Maysville; Nathan Dacus, Minco; Colin Oaks, Minco; Dakota Doty, Mustang; Gregory Limage, Naguabo, PR; Mason Allan, Nocona, TX; Benjamin Huntley, Norman; Hayley Coffey, Okarche; Abigail McIlvain, Okarche; Bryce Reese, Okarche; Lily Dilbeck, Oklahoma City; Elizabeth Hernandez, Oklahoma City; Keith Jefferson Jr., Oklahoma City; Amya Lindsay, Oklahoma City; Alexus Roberson, Oklahoma City; Emily Row, Oklahoma City; Stormee Murphy, Okmulgee; Jared Harmon, Perry; Ethan Pacheco, Red Oak, TX; Karli Schwerdtfeger, Stratford; Molly Kreutzer, Talihina; Kara Miner, Tryon; Alejandro Diaz, Tulsa; Kimberly Boyer, Tuttle; Chyann Emerson, Tuttle; Audrey Head, Union City; Cameron Michels, Weatherford, TX; Jessica Herrera Anderson, Wesley Chapel, FL; Brianna Dysinger, Yukon; Joanna Graham, Yukon; Matthew Hammock, Yukon; Trenton Jones, Yukon; Arianna Kantsperger, Yukon; Paige Karmun, Yukon; Mallory Pitt, Yukon; Hannah Rose, Yukon; Kathrine Saxton, Yukon; and Braydon Wheeler, Yukon.
The Fall 2022 Vice President’s Honor Roll includes: Marcus McCawley, Blanchard; Camron White, Canyon, TX; Luke Biddy, Chickasha; Jadah Hall, Chickasha; Alyssa Baldwin, Choctaw; Brooke Seale, Cleveland, TX; Merideth Behrens, Colbert; Ruby Sifuentes, El Paso, TX; Colten Atkinson, El Reno; Christopher Courrege, El Reno; Ian Fair, El Reno; Morgan Girten, El Reno; Jayci Hicks, El Reno; Saige Martin, El Reno; Jayhden Moncrease, El Reno; Riley Robertson, El Reno; Jessica Anderson, Greenfield; Delila Palmer, Harrah; Haylee Lundry, Haworth; Kase Boling, Hinton; Korali Smith, Kingfisher; Peyton Townsend, Kingfisher; Melody Wilfong, Kingfisher; Ana Vasco Taracena, Laverne; Nash Hensley, Markleville, IN; Keelyn Stone, Mustang; Ryan Huntley, Norman; Drew Faires, Oklahoma City; Dori Hudson, Oklahoma City; Caleb Dixon, Piedmont; Becca Toles, Ponca City; Jett Cunningham, Sentinel; Maddylon Burris, Stillwater; Brian Jones, Thomas; Jaden Straka, Union City; Jeremy Pool, Weatherford; Alexis Archer, Yukon; Avery England, Yukon; Shelby Gilles, Yukon; Nevaeh Hintz, Yukon; Daniel Kandankeril Oomm, Yukon; Ashton Parker, Yukon; Casey Stuart, Yukon; Chelsea Vicenti, Yukon; and Ryan Weller, Yukon.
Congratulations from the KFOR News team!