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Vol. 13, No. 6 www.cbhscircuit.com
18600 Vista Park Blvd., Weston, Fla. 33332 Cypress Bay High
March 2015 (754) 323-0350
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International Night
PRIDE club celebrates international cultures through diverse cuisine and performances on Feb. 27.
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BALL SO HARD: (clockwise from above) The boys soccer team celebrates its win against West Orange High School 1-1 (4-1) on Feb. 4. (from left) Senior and captain Luis Perez, senior Stefano Delgado and junior Jake Fuhrman hug after Delgado scored the winning penalty kick. Senior Fernando Ramirez steals the ball from the opposing team. Fuhrman passes the ball in effort to score a goal.
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Their motto was “Road to Statesâ€? and the boys soccer team certainly lived up to that championship mantra. The team’s road included running the playoffs, winning districts, regionals and then states. On Feb.4 at Eastern Florida State College, they captured the class 5A state championship in penalty kicks defeating West Orange High School 1-1 (4-1). With this win, the team took back the state title once again after losing last year LQ WKH UHJLRQDO Ă€QDOV “With last year’s loss in the UHJLRQDO Ă€QDOV , ZDV PRUH than pleased to come back
and win the state championship this year,� said captain Jake Fuhrman, a junior. Goalie Juan Calle, also a junior, stopped two out of the three penalty kicks shot on goal by West Orange in the state chamSLRQVKLS ,Q SHQDOW\ NLFNV D JRDOie has to guess a side to dive to in order to block the shooter’s penalty. ´, MXVW SLFNHG D VLGH WR MXPS and save the goal and it went well. Some came to the center, DQG , VWRSSHG WKRVH WRR ¾ &DOOH said. The Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) soccer playoffs consist of seven Boys soccer, page 37
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Autism awareness
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