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RCX SPORTS FOUNDATION APPOINTS PHILLIPE KIRKSEY AS DIRECTOR OF THE IZELL REESE COMMUNITY CENTER

RCX Sports Foundation announced the appointment of Phillipe Kirksey as Director of the Izell Reese Community Center in Dothan, Alabama, where he will lead youth development, education, and community programming across the Wiregrass region.

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RCX Sports Foundation names Phillipe Kirksey Director of the Izell Reese Community Center in Dothan, Alabama, expanding youth development and community programs across the region.

NCAA Adds Flag Football to It’s Emerging Sports for Women Program

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Students and families across the Wiregrass discovered how football and STEAM connect at the Football Meets STEAM event, hosted by the RCX Sports Foundation with 49ers EDU. From exploring physics and engineering to creative design and technology, participants experienced hands-on learning inspired by the game they love—proving that curiosity, creativity, and sports go hand in hand.

Support Every Game: New Initiative Tackles Hidden Barrier Keeping Girls Out of Sports

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Females in Flag and the RCX Sports Foundation to provide sports bras to 2,500 young athletes

Football Meets STEAM Scores Big with Students in Dothan

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Racing with Rajah Experience Inspires the Next Generation in the Wiregrass

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When motorsports met innovation, students from across the Wiregrass discovered how passion and technology drive the future. The Racing with Rajah Experience, hosted by RCX Sports Foundation and Microsoft, gave students hands-on exposure to AI, esports racing, and the world of STEM—capped off with inspiration from NASCAR driver Rajah Caruth.

Students Dive into Innovation at STEM Saturday in Dothan

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Dozens of local students explored the future of technology at STEM Saturday on September 13. The event, hosted at Izell Reese Community Center, gave kids hands-on access to robotics, AR/VR, podcasting, and more.
Powered by Ed Farm and supported by the RCX Sports Foundation, the program was packed with interactive stations, snacks, and SWAG — all aimed at sparking curiosity and building skills.