Buchanan liked Fairhope Soccer Tournament

This year, Braylon Buchanan played with the Titans in Upward Football. CONTRIBUTED
This year, Braylon Buchanan played with the Titans in Upward Football. CONTRIBUTED

MADISON – Braylon Buchanan likes the challenge of ‘field sports,’ namely soccer and football.

This year with Upward Football, Buchanan was a member of the Titans team. This fall, he will play with Madison Blaze for soccer.

In football, Braylon can handle the demands of quarterback, running back and wide receiver. In soccer, he plays striker, goalie and midfielder.

Soccer is his number one choice to play, because it was the first sport he ever tried. “He got into it quickly and wanted to learn more and more. He practices a lot because he loves it so much,” his mother Carmen Buchanan said.

Braylon is a third-grader at Mill Creek Elementary School. Braylon’s parents are Craig and Carmen Buchanan. Craig works as a realtor at Ben Porter Real Estate. Carmen is principal at Mill Creek.

Braylon’s big brother Taylor graduated from James Clemens High School in May and has enrolled at Calhoun Community College. The Buchanans moved to Madison to live in proximity of Madison City Schools.

Q&A

Q: At what restaurants do you enjoy eating?
A: Stevie B’s pizza, Insanity Skate Park food and Texas Roadhouse.

Q: What is your favorite food?
A: “Pizza!” Braylon said.

Q: What are your favorite sports teams?
A: Braylon’s picks are Arsenal for soccer and the San Francisco 49ers for football.

Q: What’s your favorite sports memory?
A: “This spring, my soccer team attended the Fairhope Soccer Tournament. My team went undefeated and won.,” Braylon said.

Q: What do you like to do in your free time?
A: Watch TV, play Xbox and practice playing soccer.

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