Ships sunk off Miami-Dade create artificial reefs

The 82-foot Shark, a former tugboat-turned-coastal freighter, took more than two hours to sink to the bottom, 240 feet deep about 2 ½ miles off Haulover Inlet Wednesday afternoon. About two hours later, the Catharina, a 72-foot former tug-turned-motor sailor, was put down in 265 feet of water nearby. [read more]

Testing begins early in college football

It’s only the second week of the college football season, and already Florida’s major teams face crucial games this Saturday. [read more]

Dennis Jacob: Career assistant now the man at Centennial

The one-time career assistant is now a rookie head coach, but Ron Parker insists he’s still the game guy. [read more]

Bill Hilbig: Patriot Golf Day Weekend is big hit at PGA Village

Leave it to golfers on the Treasure Coast to once again make a difference when it was needed the most. [read more]

Football: No. 9 Mainland awaits Treasure Coast

The Treasure Coast football team isn’t thinking about the past when it heads to Daytona Beach-Mainland on Thursday. [read more]

Treasure Coast Golf Scores: Sept. 9, 2010

Here are the latest league results from area golf courses. [read more]

Football: Treasure Coast (0-1) at Mainland (0-1)

Thursday, 7 p.m., Daytona Beach [read more]

Treasure Coast Golf Calendar: Sept. 9, 2010

Here's a list of upcoming golf-related events on the Treasure Coast. [read more]

Justin Beard: World's best surfers head to California

The Hurley Pro Trestles takes place Sunday through Sept. 18 at Lower Trestles in San Diego County, Calif. [read more]

Volleyball: Port St. Lucie opens with five-set win

The Port St. Lucie volleyball team handed St. Lucie West Centennial its first loss of the season Wednesday, winning 15-25, 25-15, 25-19, 18-25, 15-3 at Port St. Lucie. [read more]