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USA TODAY Sports expanding high school coverage to Florida academies

USA TODAY Sports now expanding its coverage to include IMG Academy, Montverde Academy and DME Academy.

The USA TODAY Florida Network is set to revolutionize high school sports coverage in Florida by adding elite sports academies to their portfolio. Beginning this academic year, the network will feature stories, videos, and photo galleries from IMG Academy in Bradenton, DME Academy in Daytona Beach, and Montverde Academy in Montverde, home to some of the country's top high school athletes.

This comprehensive coverage will move beyond basic statistics to share the personal stories of standout players, coaches, and teams from these prestigious academies. USA TODAY Sports aims to consistently deliver these narratives across multiple formats (written, video, photo) on various platforms, including their official website.

In the future, the network plans to expand its coverage to include other key local newsroom elements like Athlete of the Week, Play of the Month, and Player of the Year. Expect to witness the emergence of future high school, college, and professional stars, such as DME graduate Yan Diomande, former Montverde standout Cooper Flagg, and IMG product and NFL rookie offensive lineman Francis Mauigoa.

Future sports stars will emerge from these academies, and USA TODAY Sports promises to be the first to introduce you to them.

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