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Each Tuesday at 4:30 on the Sports Bash Mike Gill will talk sports, music, fun and more with former NBC 40 Sports director Pete Thompson.

Congratulations to Ocean City senior lacrosse star, Kristi Rohrer for taking home last week 97.3 ESPN High School Athlete of the Week honors. Meanwhile, here is a new set of local student-athletes who shine on their respective fields, and each is now in the running to take home this week’s Athlete of the Week award.

Congratulations to Ocean City's Sean Mooney for taking home the first 97.3 ESPN Athlete of the Week honors for the 2015 Spring sports season.

After a short break, 97.3 ESPN's High School Athlete of the Week is back for the Spring sports season.

Tiger Woods says his back injury was so debilitating that it caused him to doubt whether he would play golf again. Woods said Monday that the surgery he had March 31 erased those doubts, although he still has no timetable for his return. Woods said before the surgery he had trouble just getting out of bed...

Here's what you missed on the Sports Bash Saturday with Matt Hammond on April 12: -- Phillies are being passed by in NL East... by everybody. Even the Marlins. -- Before PGA Tour can find its next star, it needs to find a dominant talent...

Sometimes with all of the discussion over multi-million dollar contracts, hirings, firings and off-field issues, we forget about what is truly great and important about sports.

Congratulations to Sacred Heart's softball standout Kaila Smith for taking home last week's 97.3 ESPN High School Athlete of the Week award. We have a new batch of local student-athletes this week who have proven themselves worthy in their respective fields. You can vote for your pick below, and you can hear the winner announced on the South Jersey Sports Report with Tyler Donohue Saturday morning

First it was 14-year-old Guan Tialang last month at the Masters. Now its time for the European Tour to welcome their own young star. When Ye Wo-cheng tees off at the China Open on Thursday, he'll be the youngest in a European Tour event at 12 years, 242 days...

Life is pretty good when you're getting paid to travel around the world to play golf, even if the past couple years haven't been as storied as they once were.