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Cindy Lane Ross is a Personal Trainer that is a picture of success through perseverance
Former LeFlore Rattler, freshman Demarcus Cousins is scoring 15 points per and grabbing 8 rebounds per game for the #3 ranked Kentucky Wildcats, which are off to its best start in 30 years.
Former USA Jag Luis Gonzalez talks about his championship winning single off of New York Yankees' reliever Mariano Rivera with two outs in the bottom of the ninth of game seven that won the 2001 World Series for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Former Jags Juan Pierre and Marlon Anderson are in the background at the Pro-Players game at South Alabama in 2002.
2009 Davidson High School Athetic Hall of Fame Inductees
Turner Ward with his son Tucker, who plays baseball at UMS-Wright. Turner played with seven major league baseball teams and is a coach for the Mobile Bay Bears.
Buddy Malone, Alabama Power Company Lineman, and his son, Daniel, former UMS-Wright baseball player, are dedicated hunters. Daniel shot this Bear in Canada.
Ladd Stadium is Historic for Mobile
Five-Year old Reese Walters caught this fish off of a pole he built with a stick, string and a hook.
Former Murphy high school graduates Phil Savage with his Dad, Phil Sr. at the "Camp Savage" football camp at Ladd Stadium in 2008. Savage is the former General Manager of the Cleveland Browns. Savage currently broadcasts Alabama Crimson Tide football games with the legendary Eli Gold.
After spending three months on the Disabled List, Jake Peavy reinjured himself at Charlotte in a rehab assignment. He bounced back and won his first game with the Chicago White Sox on September 19.
Cindy Lane Ross directs a Fitness Boot Camp at Anytime Fitness on Airport Blvd. across from Baker High School. Visit bodiesbycindy.com
Chevis Jackson, former St. Paul's and LSU Speedster is an established NFL football player in his second year with the Atlanta Falcons.
Chris and Tara Cox are owners of Middle Bay Realty and supporters of McGill-Toolen Athletics. Chris and his crew are avid fisherman along the Gulf Coast.
McGill-Toolen Freshman Carmen Carlos may break many records at McT while major Colleges will be calling for her services. With three more years of cross-country and track with the Yellow Jackets, she will lower her personal records. Carmen has already recorded times of 17:43 and 17:48 in the 5K.
St. Paul's Standout Dominick Francia has already signed with Louisiana-Lafayette University. His Uncle David, played 12 years of professional baseball and just missed opportunities in the Major Leagues.
Former McGill-Toolen, St. Paul's and LSU speedster, Phelon Jones may jockey for a position in the defensive backfield at Alabama in 2010. His Dad and coach, Tony Jones, has developed and promoted young athletes for years at Municipal Park, St. Paul's, McGill-Toolen, Vigor and Faith Academy.
Jerry and Jack Tillman have done much for Boxing in Mobile! The Port City just does not have prospects in the sport anymore!
Quinterrious Toppings threw for more than 1,500 yards as a freshman quarterback at Blount. Q. T. led Chastang to two consecutive middle school championships.
Mike and Jan Horn are true Body Builders....Mike is Unbelievable.
Shannon Howard accepts Competitive Challenge after turning 40
Shannon Howard’s motto is “Dare me to a competition and I accept that challenge.” Howard is a personal trainer and nutritional consultant for Mike and Jan Horn at Personal Training and Nutrition World off Schillingers Road in Mobile.
After turning 40 years old on December 12, Howard plans to compete in the Bodybuilding division at the Steel World in May and will compete Nationally in the Figure division during the 2010 season as well.
She is a single mother of three that has been a figure competitor since 2005. The first show she competed in was “Steel World” in Mobile where she placed first in the open class for her height and first in the over 35 class, and finished second in the overall open class.
Howard also competed in the Heart of Dixie in Foley in 2007 then competed in the Southern Classic in Jackson, MS and Southeastern Classic in Gadsden in 2008. In 2009, she competed in “Steel World” in Mobile and finished first place in the open and over 35 classes and took second place by one point in the overall at the Southern Classic in Jackson, which qualified her to compete nationally in 2010.
“I love to compete and I love all that goes into it,” Howard said.“It is a way to keep my mind focused and in check and have a goal set before me to be in better condition at 40 than I was at 20.”
Howard tells her Personal Training Clients to make the goals they have a reality. “Everyone, I mean everyone, can be in the best shape of their lives and there is no physical or emotional condition that weight training cannot overcome,” she said. “I believe that with the right trainer, you can make a host of physical problems better or disappear all together such as diabetes, osteoporosis, high blood pressure, arthritis, etc.”
For more information about Shannon Howard’s personal training, call 334-595-8816.
Terry Adams and Jon Leiber were true major leaguers that represented Mobile for many years! Adams won both games of a double header and Leiber was a 20-game winner.
Kenny Stabler of Foley was a great quarterback that has a long list of historical highlights. With all respect to Phil Savage, it would be great for "Snake" and hundreds of thousands of listeners to experience his contributions to the broadcast of one of the greatest Alabama Football seasons in 2009.
Edmund Dyas – Dyas was recently inducted in to the College Football Hall of Fame. He was a local orthopaedic surgeon in Mobile for 35 years. Dyas, is a McGill-Toolen graduate that played football for Coach Ralph "Shug" Jordan at Auburn. He won All-America honors as well as maintaining an “A” average academically as a pre-med student. He turned down offers to play professional football and went to medical school at Tulane University and completed his residency at Duke University's medical center. He was a 3-year letterman at Auburn from 1958-60 and played fullback, linebacker, place-kicker and punter.
Dustin and Jordin Lindsey are twin brothers that dominated on defense at Davidson before signing with the South Carolina Gamecocks in 2004. Dustin was a linebacker that recorded 15 tackles in his senior season in 2008 after suffering a knee injury in 2007.He was redshirted in 2006 after recording 58 tackles in 2005, including 35 in the four games he started. Jordin was a defensive end that totaled 31 tackles with an interception and blocked kick in his senior season in 2008 after taking a redshirt season in 2007.He played in all 13 games and logged 37 tackles, including 29 solo stops in 2006 and capped off the season by being named Carolina's Outstanding Defensive Player in the Liberty Bowl when he had a pass interception and recovered a fumble.He recorded 29 tackles in 2005.
