Congratulations to Dawson Patrick Sutherlin, Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Long Beach!
Dawson is a Junior who plays Baseball for the Long Beach Bearcats. He has been playing Baseball for 8 years total and will be in the graduating class of 2022. His future plans include going into the Fire Department and also Real-estate Investing.
Dawson is the son of Patrick Sutherlin and Nancy Chatman.
Congratulations Dawson! We wish you the best of success in your future endeavors!
Encore Sports Medicine is proud to be the Official Sports Medicine Provider for Long Beach High School. We LOVE to see you move!
After her knee replacement, Ms. Cheryl Emerson chose Encore Rehabilitation-Hamilton to be her rehab provider. Encore was close to her home and a close family member had already received successful treatment at the Hamilton clinic.
After a few weeks, Ms. Emerson is back doing the things she loves! Thank you for choosing Encore Rehab!
We are pleased to select Ms. Emerson as our Patient of the Month at Encore Rehabilitation-Hamilton!
April is National Occupational Therapy Month!We’d like to take some time to introduce you to our wonderful Occupational Therapists at Encore Rehabilitation.
“I’m Mary Scalisi, an Occupational Therapist at Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan. I specialize in hand therapy, and I am working towards getting my CHT. I grew up in a Birmingham, AL. I graduated from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences and graduated from UAB with a Masters in Occupational Therapy. I am an Occupational Therapist with Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan. In my free time, I enjoy traveling, spending time with friends and family, playing with my puppy, Luna, and making my coworkers decorate and dress up for each holiday.”
Happy Occupational Therapy Month, Mary! We love having you as a part of our team!
“In September, 2020, while riding my motorcycle, I was hit by an individual that ran a stop sign. The accident broke my back and ruptured my spinal cord sac. The right side of my pelvis folded inward. My right foot and hand were broken and I had lacerations to my midsection. I’m fortunate to have lived and not have paralysis. My spinal cord was not injured, but was irritated which caused numbness and swelling in my hip, leg, and foot. I’m learning to walk correctly again as well as strengthening my back, midsection, and legs.
“I chose Encore Rehabilitation-Arab for my care because I had used them previously in 2018. My foot and ankle were injured during my third deployment in Kuwait. Encore gave me good results then and now. I want to say THANKS to the team at Encore Arab: Jessica, Allison, and Brooklyn! I’m getting better and stronger each visit! Thank you, all!” ~ Bruce Light, happy patient
Thank you for choosing us, Mr. Light, and for choosing us again! We are proud to select you as our Patient of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Arab!
Encore Rehabilitation-Arab 1510 N. Brindlee Mountain Parkway Arab, Alabama 35016 256-931-2013 Find Encore Rehabilitation-Arab on Facebook by clicking here
Encore Rehabiliation-Dothan is happy to announce our first siblings as Athletes of the Month!
Eian Coachman is a Junior, multi-sport athlete who competes in Football, Basketball, and Track & Field for the Houston Academy Raiders. His future plans include going to Auburn to major in computer engineering. In his spare time, he enjoys playing sports, hanging out with his family and friends, volunteering at the Humane Society, and playing the playstation.
After an injury playing football, Eian had surgery to repair his shoulder. His surgeon recommended physical therapy for continued treatment after his surgery. He said, “I chose Encore because the therapists here are amazing. Also, my Athletic Trainer, Kayla Woods, is an employee of Encore.”
Ethan Coachman is a Sophomore, multi-sport athlete who competes in Football, Basketball, and Tack & Field for the Houston Academy Raiders. His future plans include playing football for Auburn University. In his spare time, he enjoys playing football, fishing, hanging out with family and friends, and going to the beach or lake.
After tearing cartilage in his knee while playing football, Ethan had surgery on his knee. He said, “We chose Encore because the Physical Therapists at Encore are the best! Everyone is just simply amazing. Also, my Athletic Trainer, Kayla, works here and we trust her 100%!“
Eian and Ethan are the sons of Emmanuel and Tara Coachman.
Congratulations, Eian and Ethan, on your successful rehab! Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan is proud to select you as the Athletes of the Month!
Encore Sports Medicine is the Official Sports Medicine Provider for the Houston Academy Raiders! We LOVE to see you move!
Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan 345 Healthwest Drive Dothan, Alabama 36303 334-836-4523 Find Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan on Facebook by clicking here
We would like to introduce you to Encore Sports Medicine Athletic Trainer Marisa Lund!
Marisa has been a Certified Athletic Trainer since 2000. She holds a Bachelors degree from Carthage College and a Masters degree from Illinois State University. She has worked in collegiate and high school settings and is currently in her third year providing coverage to St. Michael Catholic High School, Fairhope, Alabama.
She enjoys playing with her dogs and taking long walks on the beach.
“Physical therapy at Encore Rehabilitation-Columbiana helped me to get relief from my pain. My pain was in my back, between my shoulder blades. I have been in pain for about two years but coming here to Encore has helped take that pain away that I suffered with for so long. I haven’t been coming too long and I have never felt better thanks to Columbiana Encore. Thanks to the staff that have been super helpful and super nice to me from the start. I recommend Encore Rehabilitation-Columbiana because I have seen them work with others to help with their needs and they have also helped me so I know Physical Therapy will work well.“~Sharon Beane, patient
We are so proud of you, Ms. Beane! Thank you for choosing Encore Rehabilitation-Columbiana!
MONTGOMERY – The North and South All-Star football squads have reported to Mobile and begun preparations for the 62nd annual North-South All-Star Football Classic. The game will be played for the first time at the University of South Alabama’s new Hancock Whitney Stadium Friday, December 18, with kickoff set for 7 p.m. “We are very excited to be playing this game in December and to be playing at USA’s beautiful Hancock Whitney Stadium,” said Jamie Lee, Director of the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association (AHSADCA) which hosts the annual game. Lee added, “We are also thankful for the City of Mobile, the Mobile Sports Authority and the University of South Alabama for their interest and support of one of our premiere events. We look forward to partnering with them the next three years.” The contract is a three-year agreement including 2020, 2021 and 2022. Mobile was home to the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic from 1988 to 2010. The AHSADCA, which operates under the auspices of the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) manages the AHSAA’s oldest all-star game. The North-South Classic got its start in Tuscaloosa in 1948. It was played yearly through 1984. It was discontinued from 1985-1996 and brought back in 1997 as part of the AHSAA Summer Conference and AHSADCA All-Star Sports Week. It was played at Cramton Bowl from 1997-2004, then moved to December and played at Troy University’s Veterans Stadium for two years in 2004 and 2005; moved to Alabama A&M University (2007-2010) when the AHSAA Summer Conference relocated to Huntsville due to renovations in Montgomery and was played in July. The North-South game returned to Montgomery’s Cramton Bowl when the Summer Conference returned to the Capital City in 2011 and has been played there every year since as part of All-Star Sports Week. The 61st game was cancelled due to COVID 19 concerns this past summer. The 62nd game was scheduled to be moved to December beginning this year. Some of the state’s top high school, college and professional football standouts have played in the North-South Game – including Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan (1968), Auburn All-America receiver Terry Beasley (1968), Green Bay Packers great Bart Starr (1952), and Alabama All-America linebacker and NFL All-Pro Cornelius Bennett grabbed MVP honors in the 1983 game. Decatur High School teammates Joe Brewer and Bobby Golden earned CO-MVP honors in the first game played in 1948. The teams are scheduled to check in Tuesday morning at 9:30 a.m. North head coach Jeff Smith of Walter Wellborn High School and South head coach Earnest Hill of McGill-Toolen Catholic will conduct one practice today at 7 p.m. The North will be at the USA Jaguar Training Center and the South will be at Hancock Whitney Stadium.” The North will be at Hancock Whitney Stadium on Wednesday for a 9 a.m. practice, and the South will be at the Jaguar Training Center. The teams will swap locations Wednesday afternoon for the scheduled 2 p.m. practice sessions. The teams will have two more practices Thursday. The game will kick off at 7 p.m., on Friday and will be televised live by WTOM TV over the AHSAA TV Network and will be live-streamed over the NFHS Network. The AHSAA Radio Network is also broadcasting the game live over its statewide radio network. All tickets must be purchased though GOFAN at https://gofan.co/app/school/AHSAA
NORTH-SOUTH FOOTBALL ALL-STAR CLASSIC YEAR-BY-YEAR (1948-2019) (Overall Series: South leads 31-27-2)
At Hancock Whitney Stadium, U. of South Alabama, Mobile 2021—North-South Game, Dec. 18 (AHSAA TV Network) At Cramton Bowl, Montgomery 2020—Summer game canceled due to COVID 19 2019—South 22, North 19 2018—North 27, South 14 2017—North 14, South 13 2016—North 14, South 0 (shortened by weather)
2015—North 14, South 13 2014—South 20, North 12
2013—South 22, North 21
2012—North 34, South 12 2010—North 14, South 7
2011—South 37, North 33
Alabama A&M, Huntsville
2010—North 14, South 7
2009—North 14, South 7
2008—South 12, North 0
2007—South 10, North 0
At Troy University
2005—(December) – South 16, North 7
2004— (December) – North 7, South 3
At All-Star Sports Week
Cramton Bowl, Montgomery
2004—North 17, South 7
2003—South 17, North 10
2002—South 34, North 0
2001—North 6, South 3
2000—North 17, South 0
1999—South 10, North 7
1998—South 21, North 0
1997—South 14, North 0
At Auburn
Jordan-Hare Stadium
1984—North 21, South 20 (1A-2A)
At Tuscaloosa
Bryant-Denny Stadium
1984—South 7, North 6 (3A-4A)
1983—South 34, North 7
1982—North 3, South 0
1981—North 14, South 6
1980—South 20, North 7
1979—South 3, North 0
1978—South 21, North 14
1977—South 17, North 7
1976—South 14, North 6
1975—North 7, South 6
1973—North 22, South 15
1972—South 14, North 13
1971—North 9, South 7
1970—South 13, North 9
1969—South 16, North 0
1968—South 27, North 7
1967—South 14, North 10
1966—North 13, South 7
1965—North 13, South 6
1964—South 34, North 7
1963—North 20, South 6
1962—South 20, North 14
1961—South 13, North 0
1960—North 7, South 0
1959—North 10, South 7
1958—South 20, North 6
1957—North 12, South 7
1956—South 0, North 0 (tie)
1955—North 26, South 7
1954—North 7, South 6
1953—South 26, North 0
1952—North 7, South 7 (tie)
1951—South 31, North 0
1950—South 12, North 7
1949—North 7, South 6
1948—North 33, South 0
Encore Sports Medicine is the Official Sports Medicine Provider for the Alabama High School Athletic Association as well as numerous high schools and colleges across Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee! We LOVE to see you move!
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