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Mike Bostic #90 Loses His Twin Brother Mikese
Mike Bostic, one of our standout players and a valued member of the Tri-City Rivergators family, is currently facing unimaginable heartbreak. His twin brother, Mikese Bostic, tragically lost his life in a devastating act of domestic violence. Mikese was not only a brother, but a beloved son, father, and friend whose life was taken far too soon. In this difficult time, we ask our community to stand with Mike and his family by offering support through the official GoFundMe page set up in Mikese’s memory. Every contribution—no matter the size—will go toward helping the Bostic family with funeral expenses and healing through this painful journey. Let’s show Mike that he’s not alone.
TRI-CITY RIVERGATORS SIGNS QB
Tajh Tolbert – Quarterback | Tri-City Rivergators
Signed: June 6, 2025
Height/Weight: 6'5", 220 lbs
Hometown: Sugarhill, Georgia
The Tri-City Rivergators proudly welcome Tajh Tolbert, a dynamic and athletic quarterback known for his size, speed, and explosive playmaking ability. A standout dual-sport athlete at Lanier High School, Tajh excelled in both football and basketball for the Longhorns.
In 2017, he earned a full scholarship to Florida A&M University, where he began his D1 football journey with the Rattlers. He later transferred to Coahoma Community College, earning an Associate’s degree in Education while continuing his success on the field. Tajh also brings professional experience from the National Arena League (NAL), having competed with the Columbus Lions.
With a strong arm, quick feet, and veteran field presence, Tajh is set to energize the Rivergators' offense and lead the charge this season.
Welcome aboard, Tajh! 🐊🏈
North Carolina A&T Track & Field
Twin brothers will each compete in three events at the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships
When North Carolina A&T State University sophomore Isaiah Taylor punched his ticket to the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships by running a personal-best time of 13.46 seconds in the 110-meter hurdles at the NCAA East Regional in late May, it lit a fire within his twin and teammate, Xzaviah Taylor.
Xzaviah’s desire to also compete in an individual event at the national meet helped him achieve his own NCAA qualifying – and personal best – time of 50.27 in the men’s 400-meter hurdles.
The Sons of Angelo Taylor, Jr.- 4-Time Olympian - 3 Gold medals and 1 Silver.
THE AAL2 PLAYOFFS
The excitement is building as the 2025 AAL2 Playoffs kick off, featuring fierce competition across three divisions: the South, the North, and the East. Each division winner will earn the right to battle for the league title in the highly anticipated AAL2 Championship Game, set to take place in Roselle, New Jersey. In a key South Division playoff matchup, the #3 seed Tri-City Rivergators will travel to Batesville, Mississippi to face the #2 seed Mississippi Wolfpack on June 28, 2025. With a championship berth on the line, fans can expect a high-intensity showdown as both teams fight for their shot at glory.
