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Newcomer Jared Peavey brings energy to downtrodden Lyman program | Football Insider Original

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By Chris Hays Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... There was one player who stood Monday during the Lyman High football scrimmages against Evans and West Orange at a Fellowship of Christian Athletes camp. Jared Peavey was in charge and it was obvious. He looked like a four-year starter, directing traffic, signaling schemes and putting teammates in position. One would think this was the obvious team captain, the coach of the defense, the guy who everyone trusts. But Peavey is the new guy.
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West Orange QB AJ Chung mourns mom: ‘Cannot be explained through words’ Original

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By Chris Hays Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
As the West Orange football team went through the motions at its Fellowship of Christian Athletes camp Monday, AJ Chung remained in the background. The junior quarterback was still involved, acting as player-coach for backup quarterback Jackson Long, but he was out of uniform as he continues to mourn the passing of his mother. Kristin Chung, 53, died July 4, after a four-year battle with ovarian cancer. Surviving members of her immediate family are AJ, husband Kai-Wei, 57, and Aaron, 14.
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Cocoa’s Elyias Wilson wins $1000 Trench Kings, splits cash prize Original

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By Chris Hays Verified
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Cocoa 2028 defensive end Elyias Wilson proved to be too quick for the competition Saturday at the Orlando Trench Kings event, a football linemen competition with a winner-takes-all prize $1,000. Wilson, whose quick burst off the line of scrimmage and fast hands and feet, were too much for bigger offensive linemen, as he often left them stationary while bouncing to the outside.
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