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Layla Lamar became the fourth transfer portal addition for Duke softball, where she will reunite with her mom and Blue Devils ...
Former Florida Gators softball player Layla Lamar is returning home to North Carolina, joining her mother and head coach ...
Former five-star 2024 recruit Layla Lamar is headed home to North Carolina. After spending her freshman season at Florida, Lamar joins Duke and her mom, head coach Marissa Young, giving the Blue ...
Isabella Smith played three seasons at Campbell and calls Raleigh home. Layla Lamar, the daughter of Duke softball coach Marissa Young, is a freshman at Florida.
Follow NC athletes Isabella Smith and Layla Lamar in the Women’s College World Series as they represent their home state on the sport’s biggest stage.
Layla was taken to a trauma center where she was pronounced dead, police said. Detectives concluded Layla's brother, 9, had accidentally shot her, police said. Father kept rifle in son's room ...
Marissa Young’s husband, James Lamar, was admitted into the hospital shortly before the program played its second 2023 NCAA Super Regional game against Stanford.
Established in 2019, the Florida Gulf Coast League (FGCL), under the American Collegiate League (ACL), was designed for college softball players to have a place ...
After premiering at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival, "Layla" has been picked up for U.S. and Canadian distribution by Gravitas Ventures.
Layla was there when Redfall was pulled into darkness by the vampire scourge now consuming the island. And, when it all went down, she wasn't alone. In the new character trailer above you can take ...
Follow NC athletes Isabella Smith and Layla Lamar in the Women’s College World Series as they represent their home state on the sport’s biggest stage.
“Look how everybody stepped up.” Layla Lamar, Marissa Young, Braylon Lamar, Kayden Lamar and Jolyna Lamar surround James Lamar at home in December 2023. Photo Courtesy of James Lamar ...
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