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Travis Kelce breaks cover during NFL offseason to train with high school kids

Travis Kelce was spotted joining in on a football practice session at a high school in Georgia over the weekend. @BraydenDoss2028/X So high school! Travis Kelce isn’t letting the NFL offseason stop him from getting his reps in. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, has consciously kept out of the spotlight with his girlfriend, […]

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Travis Kelce breaks cover during NFL offseason to train with high school kids

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Travis Kelce isn’t letting the NFL offseason stop him from getting his reps in.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, has consciously kept out of the spotlight with his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, since his heartbreaking Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in February.

The couple have been spending the last seven weeks at secluded destinations and sneaking in and out of restaurants.

wrote on X.

Jazz, a wide receiver at Chamblee High School in Georgia, said he “learned a lot from the Super Bowl legend.”

The teen’s famous dad had previously played for the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns. He now works as the high school team’s director of college recruiting.

Elsewhere, high school football player Brayden Doss also shared a snap from his meeting with Kelce.

“Got some training in with @tkelce @Jazzlewis1018,” the Chamblee quarterback wrote on X. “Thanks for everything.”

In the snaps, the “New Heights” podcaster was seen smiling from ear to ear.

The athlete was dressed in a navy tank top and shorts, paired with a black baseball cap he wore backwards. He accessorized with a gold chain.

It appears as though the practice session was intense, as Kelce’s tank was completely drenched in sweat in the photos.

Chamblee’s football team also boasts a stellar coaching team.

In January, NFL Hall of Famer Ed Reed — an eight-time Pro Bowler who retired in 2015 — was appointed as Chamblee’s offensive coordinator.

Meanwhile, Ed Reed’s son, Ed Reed III, plays for Chamblee and is set to enter his senior season next year.

Kelce has been throwing himself back into a grueling practice routine following the Chiefs’ Super Bowl loss two months ago.

In an interview with The Athletic, head coach Andy Reid said Kelce has been “training like crazy” since deciding to return for another NFL season amid retirement rumors.

“I just wanted him to put it out there and not me,” Reid told the outlet. “I always like guys to step back (after the season), but he wants to come back and he’s training like crazy, too.”

Big Red added that Kelce made his decision known to the coaching staff “less than a week” after the Super Bowl.

“The healthier we can be around him, he can still be productive,” Reid added.

As for his relationship with Swift, the couple have been enjoying a “nice escape” away from the spotlight while they can, a source recently told Page Six.

“A lot of their time is spent at home just relaxing. Despite their fame, they’re really just like any other couple,” the insider exclusively told us.

“They like to cuddle on the couch and watch movies, play board games, spend time with family, cook dinner together and just hang out.”

Kelce and the 14-time Grammy winner, 35, are enjoying to “finally be able to stay out of the limelight for a bit,” the source said.

“This time away from the spotlight has been so refreshing for Taylor and Travis. They really cherish this time while they can because they know it can’t last forever.”

According to the insider, the “Fortnight” singer and her beau are “able to feel a bit of normalcy for the first time in a long time.”

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(25News Now) – El Paso-Gridley is the 1A State Girl’s Track Champion. Normal U-High is the 2A State Girl’s Track Champion. Eureka, IVC, Peoria Notre Dame and Normal U-High win 2A baseball regional titles. Heyworth and Illini Bluffs win 1A baseball regional titles. Dunlap and Metamora are both sectional tennis champs. Metamora has a softball […]

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(25News Now) – El Paso-Gridley is the 1A State Girl’s Track Champion. Normal U-High is the 2A State Girl’s Track Champion.

Eureka, IVC, Peoria Notre Dame and Normal U-High win 2A baseball regional titles. Heyworth and Illini Bluffs win 1A baseball regional titles.

Dunlap and Metamora are both sectional tennis champs. Metamora has a softball day for the ages with their 1,000th program win!

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SECTION 1-2A Elimination Round ADVERTISEMENT • Winona Cotter’s Briar Rouleau made a diving catch in the bottom of the seventh with the bases loaded to secure a 1-0 win over Cannon Falls. Madelyn Speltz scattered six hits to pitch the shutout. Cotter moves to the final four of the section, playing Caledonia on Tuesday. SECTION […]

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SECTION 1-2A

Elimination Round

• Winona Cotter’s Briar Rouleau made a diving catch in the bottom of the seventh with the bases loaded to secure a 1-0 win over Cannon Falls. Madelyn Speltz scattered six hits to pitch the shutout. Cotter moves to the final four of the section, playing Caledonia on Tuesday.

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• Luke Sems picked up the win on the mound, throwing a complete game for Pine Island and limiting Lourdes to one run on two hits as the Panthers beat the Eagles 11-1 in six innings. Sems struck out seven and was 2-for-4 at the plate with an RBI and two runs scored. Brandon Week went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and one run for the Panthers. PI advances to the winners bracket quarterfinals to play St. Charles on Monday.

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• With the bases loaded in the bottom of the 11th with no outs, Josiah Dornink drew a loaded count walk to end the game and get a 4-3 win for Hayfield over Goodhue. Dornink finished 1-for-4 with a double and the winning RBI. Ben Nelson threw eight innings for the Vikings, scattering three hits, three runs (one earned) and six walks with three strikeouts. Eric Bermea came in to relieve Nelson and pitch the final three innings. Bermea allowed just one hit. Hayfield will face No. 1 seed Lyle/Pacelli in the quarterfinals on Monday.

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#1 Calallen wins an absolute classic over #8 Tuloso-Midway 1-0 in 10 innings of the one-game 4A-I Region Final at Cabaniss. Postgame reaction from both teams. Author: kiiitv.com Published: 1:09 AM CDT May 24, 2025 Updated: 1:09 AM CDT May 24, 2025 1

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#1 Calallen wins an absolute classic over #8 Tuloso-Midway 1-0 in 10 innings of the one-game 4A-I Region Final at Cabaniss. Postgame reaction from both teams.

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Seven Cape & Islands boys and girls teams were in action as the regular season winds down

It was a career day for Nantucket’s Mayson Lower, who notched five goals to join the 100-goal club for her career. Lower added a trio of assists to help propel the Whalers (13-4) to a sixth-straight victory as they beat the Vineyarders (9-9) 14-3 on Saturday. Maddie Lombardi added a hat trick and Louisa Beni […]

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Seven Cape & Islands boys and girls teams were in action as the regular season winds down

It was a career day for Nantucket’s Mayson Lower, who notched five goals to join the 100-goal club for her career.

Lower added a trio of assists to help propel the Whalers (13-4) to a sixth-straight victory as they beat the Vineyarders (9-9) 14-3 on Saturday.

Maddie Lombardi added a hat trick and Louisa Beni had a goal and two assists, while Suz Peraner (one assist), Grace Hanlon and Dylan Damian all scored once.

The Vineyarders are currently ranked 33rd in the MIAA Division 3 Power Rankings, but they would still qualify for the state tournament as they have a .500 record.

In other high school sports action:

Boys Lacrosse

Nantucket 12, Martha’s Vineyard 5: The Whalers (11-4) won their third straight game. The Vineyarders (5-13), who are 30th in the Division 3 Power Rankings, have lost nine straight games to end the season, and will hope they’ve done enough to get into the state tournament.

Baseball

Martha’s Vineyard 10, Nantucket 0 (5 inn.): Wyatt Loughman threw a no hitter, striking out six batters. Rob Pacheco was 3-for-3 with three RBIs and a run scored. Ted Pacheco was 2-for-2 with a RBI and two runs scored. Lathrop Keene was 2-for-3 with a triple, a RBI and a run scored. The Vineyarders (10-9) have won two straight games.

The Whalers (8-11), who are currently ranked 45th in Division 4, likely saw their playoff hopes come to an end with one game remaining on their season.

Softball

Nantucket 12, Martha’s Vineyard 0: The Whalers (6-12) ended a three-game slide at the expense of the Vineyarders (4-14).

Carver 9, Dennis-Yarmouth 4: The Dolphins ended their season with a 7-12 record after falling in the regular season finale.

Upper Cape 14, Barnstable 7: The Rams (14-6) won in a non-league matchup in their final tune up before the state tournament. The Red Hawks (4-16) closed their season with three straight defeats.

The Rams fell behind 4-1 early but chipped away until they exploded in the fifth inning, led by Kenley Thomas who drove in two on a monster drive to left field, and Taysia Lopes who had three hits. Jaelynn Harraden was a menace on the base paths, stealing multiple bases, driving in two runs and scoring three times.

Defensively, Amya Irving made a circus catch to end the sixth and threw out the last runner of the game. Lopes struck out 11 batters in the winning cause.

The Rams will play in the semi-finals of the Vocational Tournament on Tuesday at Franklin County Vocational.

Allen Gunn covers high school sports for the Cape Cod Times. You can contact him at agunn@gannett.com and follow him on X at @allentgunn.

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See who qualified for the 2025 Kansas high school state track and field championship

The Kansas high school track and field state championship begins next week. The top athletes in the state will meet in Wichita for the crown in their respective events. Over 20,000 spectators will cheer on their favorite schools and athletes. It is widely known as the largest track and field championship in the country. With regionals […]

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See who qualified for the 2025 Kansas high school state track and field championship

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Tiger softball ends, Friday's local state track highlights

May 24, 2025 – Wyo4News Girls Softball The Rock Springs High School softball season ended Friday with an 11-8 setback to Cody in the consolation round of the state tournament in Cheyenne. The Lady Tigers finished the season with a 12-16-1 record. Track and Field Friday was day two of the three-day 4A Wyoming […]

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Tiger softball ends, Friday's local state track highlights

May 24, 2025 – Wyo4News

Girls Softball

The Rock Springs High School softball season ended Friday with an 11-8 setback to Cody in the consolation round of the state tournament in Cheyenne. The Lady Tigers finished the season with a 12-16-1 record.

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Friday was day two of the three-day 4A Wyoming State Track and Field Championships in Casper. Heading into today’s final championship events, the Green River girls are in ninth place in the team standings with 14 points, just ahead of Rock Springs with 12 points. Natrona County leads the girls’ team standings with 87 points.

In the boys’ team standings, Rock Springs has one point to place 13th. Green River has yet to score a team point.

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Girls 4×100 Meter Relay: 7. Rock Springs (Gabryella Bates, Cambry Costantino, Haydn Plant, Brynn Bider)
Girls Pole Vault: 8. Biranna Dale
Girls Discuss: 4. Lillian Allison (GR), 7. Amanda Davis (GR)

Boys 4×100 Relay: 9. Rock Springs (Kaleb Praytor, Dalton Marincic, Yazdhel, Davion Miller)
Boys High Jump: 8. Sergio Sisneros (RS)