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BOYS’ TRACK N FIELD
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DR PHILLIPS FOOTBALL
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HIGHSCHOOL BASEBALL
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OLYMPIA BASEBALL
2019 Results
Spring Football
Semi-Finals & Finals
FOUNDATION FOOTBALL Groundwork Laid for a successful season
BOYS’ ’ TRACK and FIELD Track and Field
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Class 9A Semi-Finals
WINTER SPRINGS SOFTBALL Class 8A Tournament
GIRLS’ TRACK N FIELD 2019 Results
WINDERMERE BASEBALL Region Semi-Finals
GIRLS” TRACK and FIELD Track and Field
Foundation Has Their Foundation Laid Out For A Successful Football Season Foundation Academy football head coach Brad Lord challenged his staff and players to learn an entirely new offense this spring. The Lions, led by quarterback Henry Austad, made progress and it showed on the field Thursday night during a spring football game against Lake Highland Prep. “It’s a lot of timing,” Lord said after Lions defeated the Highlanders 30-0. “We were sloppy in the second quarter, but the first quarter looked really good. We’re a pretty big team for a smaller school.” Lord implemented a new spread offense, which gives the quarterback the option to run or pass the ball. “I’ve become more adept to the offense this spring,” said Austad, who tossed the ball 12 times for 87 yards and three touchdowns. “I’m able to tell everyone what they’re doing on offense.” Lord and his quarterback hopes to continue this progress into the fall. To do so, the Lions will travel to multiple football camps on the East Coast. “We’re taking 18 of our players on a van ride starting at UCF,” Lord said. “We’ll go to Furman, then Appalachian State. We go to Clemson for three days and then we’ll end at University of Florida.” Lord said this will help the team and staff grow and learn from one another during the summer. “When they come back ready for fall camp, they’re ready to go,” Lord said. “This team, for a small school, is very dedicated to football.” As Foundation Academy continues to add onto what was accomplished this spring, Lord hopes it translates into success come playoff time. “Our goal is to go deep this year,” Lord said. “We were one game away from getting to the big dance last year, so we have a lot of guys that that’s their goal.”
Boys’ Track and At Showalter Field in Winter Park Team scores: 1. Flagler Palm Coast 73; 2. West Orange 59; 3. Lake Mary 50.5; 4. Oviedo 48; 5. Buchholz 34; 6. Seminole 33.5; 7. Winter Park 33; 8. Apopka 31; 9. (tie) First Coast and Lake Brantley 28; Other local teams: 11. Olympia 27; 12. Boone 24.5; 14. Lake Minneola 19; 16. Wekiva 17.5; 17. Dr. Phillips 17; 19. Lake Nona 12; 21. (tie) Windermere and Ocoee 7; 25. Cypress Creek 5; 26. (tie) Evans, Colonial and Orlando University 4; 29. Timber Creek 3; 30. (tie) East Ridge and Hagerty 2. Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Angel Vicioso (OV) 9:38.22; 2. Nicholas Miller (WO) 9:39.25; 4. Dominick Scartz (WP) 9:48.08. 4x800 relay: 1. Oviedo (Galloway, Austin, Galloway, Vicoso) 7:57.62; 3. Lake Brantley 8:02.36; 4. Apopka 8:02.40. 800: 1. Jacob Miley (FPC) 1:54.03; 2. Joab Francois (LB) 1:56.36; 3. Kayamo Galloway (OV) 1:56.53; 4. Rudy Gatling (APO) 1:57.33. 110 hurdles: 1. Glenn Rodgers (FLE) 14.44; 3. Seraiah Abram (LM) 14.47. 100: 1. Darius Lewis (FC) 11.02; 2. Taelson Jean (OLY) 11.19; 3. Seraiah Abram LMA) 11.19; 4. Bernard Fleuristal (LMA) 11.21. 4x100 relay: 1. First Coast 41.81; 2. Dr. Phillips 42.00; 3. Winter Park 42.27; 4. Lake Mary 42.31. 400: 1. Jesaiah Jones (WEK) 49.47; 2. Jaden Floyd (WO) 49.81; 3. Joab Francois (LB) 49.92; 4. Kenyon Baron (BOO) 49.94. 300 hurdles: 1. Nathan Farrell (FPC) 37.26; 2. Sage Bertran (WP) 38.08; 4. Yirmyah (APO) 38.74. 200: 1. Malachi Shannon (LMI) 21.63; 2. Jadon Tirado Bocanegra (WP) 22.09; 3. Emmanuel Pierre (DP) 22.12. 1600: 1. Cade Monk (BUC) 4:23.15; 2. Nicholas Miller (WO) 4:23.70; 3. Angel Vicioso (OV) 4:25.11; 4. Onix Ortiz (WIN) 4:27.67. 4x400 relay: 1. Flagler Palm Coast 3:17.33; 3. Lake Minneola 3:19.82; 4. Wekiva 3:20.76. High jump: 1. Terrence Young (BUC) 6-7.50; 2. Trent Barnecott (LMA) 6-5.50; 3. Barrington Fisher (LN) 6-5.50; 4. Jaden Mathieu (CYP) 6-1.50. Pole vault: 1. Noah St. Pierre (LMA) 4.35m; 3. (tie) Ethan Barnette (BOO) and Dillon Dechristopher (LMA) 3.90m. Long jump: 1. Joshua Dunlap (SEM) 23-0.75; 2. Russell Robinson (WO) 23-0; 3. Hilton Mobley (SEM) 22-10.50; 4. D’Andre Tate (LMA) 22-8.50. Triple jump: 1. Russell Robinson (WO) 48-0.75; 2. Za’Kaeus Moore (SEM) 47-3; 3. Daravius Toliver (SEM) 47-1; 4. Yirmyah (APO) 46-6.75. Shot put: 1. Jalen Rivers (OL) 52-8.75; 2. Connor Cleveland (OV) 51-0.25. Discus: 1. De’Andre Robinson (OLY) 152-8; 2. Justin Thomas (BOO) 152-2. Class 2A Region 2-At Showalter Field in Winter Park Team scores: 1. Lake Highland Prep 60; 2. Palatka 57; 3. Bishop Moore 55.5; 4. Tavares 50; 5. Atlantic 49; 6. Zephyrhills 48; 7. Trinity Prep 43; 8. North Marion 36; 9. Citrus 30; 10. Eastside 23; Other local teams: 12. Umatilla 20; 14. Montverde Academy 18; 28. Eustis 2.
Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Christopher Wilhelm (TP) 10:09.30; 4. Jai Phillips (LHP) 10:16.62. 4x800 relay: 1. Tavares (Drennan, Myers, Drennan, Brown) 8:09.44; 2. Lake Highland Prep 8:13.62; 3. Bishop Moore 8:22.78. 800: 1. Dalton Brown (TAV) 1:55.67; 3. Isaac Jacob (LHP) 1:58.75; 4. Armani Grimaud (MVA) 2:01.53. 110 hurdles: 1. Tysen Coates (TAV) 15.31; 2. Jacob Grabill (TAV) 15.38; 4. William Lay (LHP) 16.00. 100: 1. Jaylan Sessions (PAL) 10.85; 2. Caleb Blake (BM) 10.93. 4x100 relay: 1. Bishop Moore (Crankfield, Galvan-Santos, Morrison, Blake) 42.88. 400: 1. Trayvon Williams (PAL) 48.81; 2. Weston Baptiste (MVA) 49.03. 300 hurdles: 1. Laquavian Nevins (NM) 38.88; 2. Samuel Miller (LHP) 40.61. 200: 1. Jaylan Sessions (PAL) 21.86. 1600: 1. Alex Guy (KEY) 4:31.56; 3. Isaac Jacobs (LHP) 4:32.95; 4. Jai Phillips (LHP) 4:34.23. 4x400 relay: 1. Atlantic 3:25.89; 2. Tavares 3:28.68; 4. Lake Highland Prep 3:29.35. High jump: 1. Wesley Roberts (PAL) 6-3.50; 3. Glen Register (UMA) 6-1.50. Pole vault: 1. Conrad Prisby (VIL) 13-9.25; 2. Henry Johnson (UMA) 12-9.50; 3. Zach Hancock (BM) 12-3.50; 4. Justin Kern (BM) 12-3.50. Long jump: 1. Cartrell Strong (ZEP) 23-0; 2. Marc Morrison (BM) 22-10. Triple jump: 1. Adontae Balfour (BRA) 45-5. Shot put: 1. Conrad Wilson (TP) 55-3.50; 4. Luke Barrett (TP) 49-3.50. Discus: 1. Tylen Campbell (CIT) 171-1; 2. Luke Barrett (TP) 16910; 3. Kenneth Hatley (UMA) 158-10. Class 4A Region 2- At George Jenkins in Lakeland Team scores: 1. George Jenkins 112; 2. Sarasota 59; 3. George Steinbrenner 46; 4. Lakewood Ranch 44.5; 5. Kathleen 41; 6. Wharton 31; T7. Alonso 28; T7. Plant City 28; 9. Newsome 27; 10. Osceola 26; Other local teams: 18. St. Cloud 15; 22. Celebration 8; 23. Seminole 7. Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Nehemiah Rivers (WHA) 9:27.90; 3. Zachary Cloud (SC) 9:36.60 4x800 relay: Sarasota (O’Connor, Zambaux, Galicia-Romero, Hartvigsen) 8:02.49 800: 1. Lucas Caragiulo (Riverview) 1:56.88; 5. Alex Miranda (SC) 1:58.35 110 hurdles: Tyson Williams (GJ) 13.86 100: Demarkcus Bowman (LL) 10.41 4x100 relay: Lakeland 41.54 400: 1. Jameson Miller (GS) 48.01; 2. Markevus Jackson (OSC) 48.46 300 hurdles: James Rivera (LR) 37.20 200: Markevus Jackson (OSC) 21.92 1600: Jonathan Reid (LR) 4:23.65 4x400 relay: 1. George Jenkins (Rudolph, Williams, Cowans, Ott) 3:20.14; 2. Osceola (Gotshall, Jones, Gatlin, Jackson) 3:22.72; 3.
d Field results Celebration (Newman, Falchook, Peterson, Robbins) 3:24.81 High jump: Robbie Peterson (SAR) 1.92m Pole vault: William Ott (GJ) 4.20m Long jump: 1. Damarcus Sneed (GJ) 6.96m. Triple jump: 1. Robbie Peterson (SAR) 14.16m. Shot put: 1. Kasean Ridgel (WR) 14.89m; 4. Antonio Rivera (SEM) 14.19m Discus: Sowande Walker (ALO) 46.74m Class 3A Region 2- At George Jenkins in Lakeland Team scores: 1. Sunlake 57; 2. Winter Haven 56; 3. Mainland 49; 4. Vanguard 46; 5. Forest 42; 6. Poinciana 41; 7. Edgewater 37; 8. New Smyrna Beach 34; 9. Springstead 33; 10. Wesley Chapel 32; Other local teams: 14. Leesburg 21; 15. East River 16; 19. Harmony 12.5. Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Aidan O’Gorman (NSB) 9:44.28. 4x800 relay: 1. Vanguard 8:01.61. 800: 1. Alex Kay (VAN) 1:54.39; 2. Tylan Christopher (LEE) 1:56.99. 110 hurdles: 1. Lindon Cooper (MAI) 15.15; 2. John Sanchez (POI) 15.35. 100: 1. Anthony Alls (WH) 10.73. 4x100 relay: 1. Winter Haven 42.80. 400: 1. Donte Sol (WES) 49.38; 4. Christian Taylor (HAR) 50.78. 300 hurdles: Lindon Cooper (MAI) 38.57. 200: 1. Donte Sol (WES) 21.82; 2. Theodore Nelson (POI) 21.84. 1600: Lewis Benitez-Chaparro (VAN) 4:25.40; 4. William Troupe (LEE) 4:32.03. 4x400 relay: 1. Mainland 3:22.25; 4. Harmony 3:27.83. High jump: 1. Guy Bond (POI) 1.92m; 4. James Gilbert (EDG) 1.87m. Pole vault: 1. Ian Murray (FOR) 4.05m; 4. Loran Gaines (EDG) 3.60m. Long jump: 1. Einaj Carter (NSB) 6.85m; 2. James Gilbert (EDG) 6.83m; 4. Aaron Hernandez (POI) 6.77m. Triple jump: 1. Robert Richardson (WH) 13.52m; 3. Lorenzo Jones (EDG) 13.22m. Shot put: 1. Zayne Barry (SPR) 14.53m; 4. Evan Thompson (ER) 14.16m. Discus: 1. Nicholas Ewers (LOL) 44.52m; 4. Evan Thompson (ER) 41.10m. Class 1A Region 3- At Astronaut Team scores: 1. Mount Dora Christian 108; 2. The First Academy
105; 3. Master’s Academy 73; 4. Lakeland Christian 56; 5. Holy Trinity 50; 6. Benjamin School 45.5; 7. John Carroll 38; 8. Victory Christian 35; 9. Pahokee 26; 10. Windermere Prep 20; Other local teams: 13. (tie) Orlando Christian Prep and New Dimensions 13; 15. Circle Christian 10.5; 16. Lake Mary Prep 8; 18. Orangewood Christian 6; 19. (tie) Geneva School and Foundation Academy 3; 25. First Academy (Leesburg) 1. Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Jackson Pruim (MDC) 9:48.62; 2. Gabriel Curtis (MDC) 9:54.10. 4x800 relay: 1. Mount Dora Christian (Curtis, Deleon, Pruim, Curtis) 8:22.87; 2. Master’s Academy 8:33.01; 4. Circle Christian 8:40.41. 800: 1. Gabriel Curtis (MDC) 1:59.19; 2. Josh Gillis (MA) 1:59.55; 3. Jackson Pruim (MDC) 2:01.77; 4. Christopher Fetters (WP) 2:02.23. 110 hurdles: 1. Alex Shields (TFA) 14.38; 3. Vincent Lopez (MA) 15.78; 4. Marselle Taylor (TFA) 16.12. 100: 1. Suresh Black (TFA) 10.89; 4. Lake Ellis (TFA) 11.14. 4x100 relay: 1. The First Academy (Taylor, Edwards, McArdle, Ellis) 43.24. 400: 1. Joshua Pierre-Louis (BEN) 50.60; 4. Celestino Santiago (OCP) 51.72. 300 hurdles: 1. Alex Shields (TFA) 40.03; 2. Rodney Bryant (MDC) 41.59; 4. Vincent Lopez (MA) 41.59. 200: 1. Suresh Black (TFA) 22.33; 3. Tyler Cashe (LMP) 23.13; 4. Jalen Carr (OCP) 23.18. 1600: 1. Gabriel Curtis (MDC) 4:31.20; 2. Jackson Pruim (MDC) 4:34.98. 4x400 relay: 1. The First Academy (Robinson, Ellis, Taylor, Shields) 3:28.86; 2. Windermere Prep 3:30.13; 3. Mount Dora Christian 3:32.21. High jump: 1. Cameron Garrett (MDC) 6-1.50. Pole vault: 1. Samuel Riley (LC) 13-3.50; 3. Richard Cota (CC) 11-9.75. Long jump: 1. Alex Shields (TFA) 22-3.50; 3. Caleb Henry (TFA) 20-9. Triple jump: 1. Lake Ellis (TFA) 45-6.50; 4. Jonathan Wiggins (TFA) 42-5.25. Shot put: 1. Jacob Hoeffner (JC) 51-11.25; 2. Nicky Azzara (MA) 45-9. Discus: 1. Jacob Hoeffner (JC) 156-8; 2. Nicky Azzara (MA) 1372.
Spring Football Outing was very positive for Dr. Phillips If there is one thing that Dr. Phillips football coach Rodney Wells learned about his team Thursday night, it’s that the Panthers have depth — a lot of it. On the heels of an up-and-down 2018 season in which DP overcame a 1-4 start to make the state playoffs, the Panthers showcased a nice mix of newcomers and veterans in rallying past visiting Winter Park 28-21 in a spring game. DP, led by sophomore backup quarterback Joseph “Jo-Jo” Patti, freshman running back Rodney Wells Jr. and freshman wide receiver Jaydan Taylor, reeled off 21 unanswered points to win it. Six players in all had a hand in scoring for DP, which pushed around a rebuilding Wildcats team in the second half. Although DP made its comeback against Winter Park reserves, the Panthers’ wealth of talent was hard to ignore. “We gained some depth,” Wells said. “That’s what you want to do in this game. Our young guys got to play some football. We had a couple of guys out, but we played good football.” DP returns 11 starters, seven on offense, but lost more than 16 players to graduation. It showed it can compete even without a full roster. Wells said the Panthers were missing running back Brandon Fields, who was busy with baseball this spring, and big tight end Jackson Hodor but still played well. “We are a power running team,” Wells said. Wells’ son, Rodney Jr., may have earned himself some playing time this fall after rumbling for more than 85 yards and a TD. He had a 62-yard burst in the fourth quarter to set up a 2-yard TD run by Patti, who is the
cousin of former DP quarterback Nick Patti. And Rodney Jr. is listed as DP’s No. 3 running back on the depth chart. “He played very well, surprisingly,” Wells said of his son. Wells also was impressed by Patti, who came on in relief of starter Brenden Cyr and threw a nifty 73-yard TD strike to Taylor in the fourth quarter. Cyr threw a TD pass to Noah Scholfield in the second quarter. “The game was a little fast for him at first,” Wells said. “But then he settled down and he made some good throws, made some really good runs, good reads.” Now summer weightlifting awaits and the preparation for the fall. “We’ve got to get bigger, stronger and faster,” Wells said. “All the pieces are there. Again, we have a really good mix of old and young talent. We have good chemistry. Those guys love each other already. We’re much ahead of where we were last year.”
High school baseball and softball post� seasons continue Friday and Saturday Below are the pairings involving most area teams. Other region matchups are included to indicate potential pairings in the next round of respective Florida High School Athletic Association brackets. Region final winners in softball advance to state semifinals in Vero Beach on Thursday. Region final baseball winner’s move on to state tournaments in Fort Myers next week while semifinal winners play in region championship games Wednesday. Softball region finals- Class 9A, Region 1 Apopka over Port Orange Spruce Creek, 9-1 Class 9A, Region 3 Lake Worth Park Vista over Pembroke Pines West Broward, 2-0 Class 9A, Region 2 Lithia Newsome over Oviedo, 10-0 (5 inn.) Class 9A, Region 4 Coral Gables over Miami Coral Reef, 6-2 Class 8A, Region 1 Orange Park Oakleaf over Clermont East Ridge, 13-0 (5 inn.) Class 8A, Region 3 Winter Springs over Wellington, 13-0 (5 inn.) Baseball region semifinal- Class 9A, Region 1 Olympia over Lake Brantley, 3-1 Class 4A, Region 4 Fort Lauderdale Calvary Christian over Miami Florida Christian, 3-1 Class 3A, Region 3 Lakeland Christian over Orangewood Christian, 7-5 Class 3A, Region 4 Weston Sagemont over Fort Pierce John Carroll Catholic, 1-0 Class 2A, Region 3 Clermont Real Life Christian over Brevard HEAT, 16-1 Class 2A, Region 4 Miami Christian over Lake Worth Trinity Christian, 8-2 Class 4A, Region 3 Clearwater Calvary Christian over The First Academy, 8-1 Class 9A, Region 2 Timber Creek over Osceola, forf. Vero Beach over Lithia Newsome, 5-1
Class 8A, Region 3 Windermere High over Hagerty, 3-2 Lakeland George Jenkins over Lakeland, 4-3 Class 5A, Region 2 Bishop Moore over Brooksville Central, 10-0 (5 inn.) The Villages over Newberry, 10-4
Olympia Wins Class 9A Regional Semifinals Strong pitching down the stretch in front of a capacity crowd Friday helped Olympia hold off host Lake Brantley for a 3-1 win in a Class 9A region semifinal. The Titans (22-5) advance to play at home Wednesday at 4 p.m. against Seminole (19-9) for the region championship. Olympia’s Jeslyn Whitehead and Seminole’s Matt Allan are the projected starters for that showdown. “If you would’ve told me we were going to hold these guys to one run tonight I wouldn’t of believed it,” said Olympia coach Chuck Schall. “For our guys to come out and get it done in this setting, I’m really proud of them.” Lake Brantley (21-7) posted eight runs against the Titans to claim the 9A, District 3 title when they last met on May 10. Olympia plated runs in the third and fourth innings this time around to break a 1-1 tie after the Patriots scored for the only time in the second inning.
Titan Kamaka drove in two runs and Brenden Riley added another RBI in the win for Olympia. Starting pitcher Josh Plasencia struck out 10 batters in five innings. Mitch Harding finished strong on the mound by striking out four over the final two innings, including three straight in the seventh. Lake Brantley batters went down in order in each of the final three innings.
Undefeated Winter Springs secured its spot in next week’s
Undefeated Winter Springs secured its spot in next week’s Class 8A state softball tournament with a 13-0 mercy-rule victory over Wellington in Palm Beach County on Friday night. The Bears (29-0) scored four runs in the third inning and eight in the fourth to blow the game open. Winning pitcher Aynslie Furbush limited the Wolverines (26-3) to two hits. “We were prepared and played hard,” Winter Springs coach Mark Huaman said. “We really executed well.” The Bears (29-0) will play Orange Park Oakleaf (25-4) at 4:05 p.m. on Thursday in Vero Beach. The Knights won 13-0 at East Ridge (22-8) in another five-run mercy-rule game. Furbush, a junior who is committed to Ole Miss, tossed a complete game with eight strikeouts. Winter Springs quickly opened the scoring in the first as Kaley Mudge hit a leadoff triple to center and scored on Briana Driscoll’s RBI single. The Bears offense was on display in a four-run third inning. After Wellington junior pitcher Kate DeSimone issued a leadoff walk, Mudge crushed a two-run home run to right to make it 3-0. Kennedi Gaton also ripped a two-run blast to left to
extend the lead to 5-0. The Wolverines had a runner in scoring position in the third, but failed to score. The Bears had seven consecutive batters reach base to begin the fifth against Schmidt and pulled away with an eight-run inning. The Wolverines defense committed two errors during the fifth. “It was the best team we have played against all season and they were undefeated for a reason,” Wellington coach Mark Boretti said. “They really can hit and they had a great pitcher.”
Girls’ Track an Class 4A Region 1- At Showalter Field in Winter Park Team scores: 1. Windermere 64; 2. Evans 55; 3. Timber Creek 51.5; 4. Dr. Phillips 50.5; 5. Lake Brantley 44; 6. Lake Mary 43.5; 7. Apopka 31; 8. Olympia 28; 9. Oakleaf 26.5; 10. (tie) Winter Park and Seminole 25; Other local teams: 12. Winter Springs 23; 14. DeLand 21; 15. Colonial 20; 16. Ocoee 18; 19. (tie) Boone and West Orange 15; 21. Lake Minneola 14; 22. West Port 12; 23. Wekiva 8; 25. Lake Nona 5; 27. Oviedo 3. Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Mya Bodrato (LMA) 10:56.91; 2. Caroline Wells (WS) 11:05.22; 3. Cadi Rowe (LMI) 11:06.10; 4. Amber Schultz (TC) 11:11.04. 4x800 relay: 1. Lake Brantley (Klingenberg, Spragg, Stevens, Hyde) 9:28.47; 2. Winter Park 9:30.65; 3. Apopka 9:30.91; 4. Winter Springs 9:32.04. 800: 1. Carolyn Brown (BOO) 2:15.18; 2. Ashley Klingenberg (LB) 2:15.25; 3. Astoria Beckett (APO) 2:15.68. 100 hurdles: 1. Xiomara Malone (TC) 14.67; 2. Giselle Archibald-Bowers (TC) 15.96; 3. Jordan Singletary (DEL) 16.08; 4. Yvanna Bollanga (WO) 16.21. 100: 1. Alliyah Allwood (OCO) 12.29; 2. Jade Blake (OLY) 12.34; 3. Trinity Bonner (WP) 12.58; 4. JaQual Bush (SEM) 12.59. 4x100 relay: 1. Dr. Phillips (Dore, Fortilien, Safford, Mathis) 48.16; 3. Apopka 48.95; 4. Seminole 49.10. 400: 1. Jahnile Registre (EV) 54.99; 2. Eriana Teague (WEK) 55.59; 3. Zoe Alexander (DP) 58.15; 4. Alyia Green (OLY) 58.49. 300 hurdles: 1. Amaya Ugarte (WIN) 43.65; 3. Delicia Lawrence (EV) 45.90; 4. Alexis Devlin (WP) 46.27. 200: 1. Jahnile Registre (EV) 24.60; 2. Miracle Johnson (OCO) 24.96; 3. Trinity Bonner (WPO) 25.03; 4. JaQual Bush (SEM) 25.39. 1600: 1. Ashley Klingenberg (LB) 5:01.02; 2. Mya Bodrato (LMA) 5:04.51; 3. Caroline Wells (WS) 5:04.75; 4. Cadi Rowe (LMI) 5:05.67. 4x400 relay: 1. Evans (Hall, Registre, Hall, Saint-Louis) 3:52.74; 2. Apopka 3:59.32; 3. Dr. Phillips 4:00.05; 4. Olympia 4:01.12. High jump: 1. Amaya Ugarte (WIN) 5-3.75; 3. Xiomara Malone (TC) 5-1.75. Pole vault: 1. Elizabeth Nix (WP) 11-9.75; 2. Annika Waguespack (LMA) 10-4; 3. Kathryn Carter (OLY) 8-10.25. Long jump: 1. Laoren Johnson (OL) 18-4.25; 2. Amaya Ugarte (WIN) 18-3; 3. Zoe Alexander (DP) 17-11.50; 4. Jiya Hastings (DEL) 17-9.75. Triple jump: 1. Amaya Ugarte (WIN) 38-2.25; 2. Saniah Fuller (WIN) 37-3; 4. Kayla Faulkner (LMA) 35-10.75. Shot put: 1. Michaelle Valentin (EV) 41-4.50; 2. Keila Perez (COL) 39-9.75; 3. Amberleigh Sauer (DEL) 38-6.75; 4. Danielle Ficka (WIN) 38-4.25. Discus: 1. Amberleigh Sauer (DEL) 125-11; 2. Keila Perez (COL) 123-2; 3. Sydney Lake (TC) 122-11; 4. Danielle Ficka (WIN) 121-1. Class 2A Region 2- At Showalter Field in Winter Park Team scores: 1. Jones 109; 2. Villages 78; 3. Montverde Academy 58; 4. Trinity Prep 57; 5. Nature Coast 43; 6. Tavares 42; 7. Lake Highland Prep 39; 8. (tie) Eastside and North Marion 28; 10. Bishop Moore 21.5; Other local teams: 28. Mount Dora 1.
Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Rebecca Clark (VIL) 10:56.05; 2. Kendyl Caldwell (MVA) 11:40.53; 3. Chablis Shreffler (TAV) 11:42.75; 4. Ryleigh Sperry (MVA) 11:45.97. 4x800 relay: 1. Trinity Prep (Pisello, Driscoll, Turbyfill, Albright) 9:53.53; 2. Tavares 9:57.78; 3. Montverde Academy 10:01.34; 4. Lake Highland Prep 10:03.43. 800: 1. Savannah Schwab (TAV) 2:18.30; 2. Kheli Phillips (LHP) 2:21.79; 3. Alaina Piscello (TRP) 2:22.82. 100 hurdles: 1. Eden Sorensen (LHP) 16.55. 100: 1. Janiyah Townsend (JON) 12.16; 3. Jaela Hollie (JON) 12.47; 4. Kilani Harvey (JON) 12.71. 4x100 relay: 1. Jones (White, Hollie, Harvey, Townsend) 46.91. 400: 1. Jenyia Burton (JON) 56.39; 2. Alaijah Buie (TAV) 58.85. 300 hurdles: 1. Natiya James (ES) 46.68; 3. Eden Sorensen (LHP) 48.34. 200: 1. Janiyah Townsend (JON) 24.91; 2. Jenyia Burton (JON) 25.01; 3. Kilani Harvey (JON) 25.54; 4. Alaijah Buie (TAV) 26.07. 1600: 1. Rebecca Clark (VIL) 5:08.14; 2. Kendyl Cardwell (MVA) 5:14.53; 3. Lily Henne (MVA) 5:17.82; 4. Emma Lorey (BM) 5:18.78. 4x400 relay: 1. Jones (Brown, Burton, Dujon, Townsend) 4:06.41; 3. Bishop Moore 4:12.28; 4. Tavares 4:16.78. High jump: 1. Emma Symonds (VIL) 5-3; 2. Samarah Hill (TP) 4-9.75; 3. Madison McGuire (TP) 4-9.75. Pole vault: 1. Kia Eisenhardt (MVA) 12-0; 2. Allison Fitzgerald (MVA) 10-10; 4. Payton Sorensen (LHP) 8-4.25. Long jump: 1. Jaela Hollie (JON) 19-6; 2. Samarah Hill (TP) 185.75. Triple jump: 1. Samarah Hill (TP) 38-7.50; 2. Landy Joseph (JON) 36-5; 4. Payton Sorensen (LHP) 35-10.50. Shot put: 1. Nakayla Roberts (HER) 38-4. Discus: 1. Seytia Hill (WEE) 126-3; 4. Danielle Gordon (JON) 112-2. Class 4A Region 2- At George Jenkins in Lakeland Team scores: 1. Wharton 69.5; 2. Newsome 61; 3. George Steinbrenner 58; 4. Osceola 54; 5. Plant 47; 6. Lakewood Ranch 46; 7. Alonso 45; 8. George Jenkins 36; 9. Manatee 25; 10. St. Petersburg 24; Other local teams: 11. St. Cloud 21; 19. Celebration 13; 23. Tohopekaliga 5.5. Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Alyssa Hendrix (RIV) 10:38.12. 4x800 relay: 1. Newsome 9:28.83. 800: 1. Alicia Ruiz (GJ) 2:15.30. 100 hurdles: 1. Amaya Phillips (OSC) 14.85; 2. Helena Huyke (CEL) 15.25. 100: 1. Zayne Jack (GEO) 11.87; 2. Alliann Johnson (OSC) 11.88. 4x100 relay: 1. George Steinbrenner 48.71. 400: 1. Kennaria Gadson (WHA) 56.05. 300 hurdles: 1. Ava Klein (LR) 42.74; 2. Amaya Phillips (OSC) 46.63; 4. Helena Huyke (CEL) 47.03. 200: 1. Alliann Johnson (OSC) 24.04. 1600: 1. Mary Ellen Eudaly (PLA) 4:53.70. 4x400 relay: 1. Osceola (Phillips, Rivera, Walker, Johnson) 3:58.91. High jump: 1. Aaliyah Aquil (StP) 1.62m; 3. Alysa Whetro
nd Field results (TOH) 1.52m. Pole vault: 1. (tie) Lauryn Dougherty (RIV) and Haudie Whitston (StC) 3.15m. Long jump: 1. Alaina Hall (EB) 5.48m. Triple jump: 1. Shaniyah Benjamin (ALO) 11.64m. Shot put: 1. Bailey Watson (WHA) 11.58m. Class 3A Region 2- At George Jenkins in Lakeland Team scores: 1. Mainland 100.5; 2. Sunlake 74; 3. Auburndale 73; 4. Liberty 52; 5. Forest 38.5; 6. Springstead 38; 7. Vanguard 36.5; 8. Gainesville 36; 9. Harmony 30; 10. Winter Haven 28.5; Other local teams: 15. Poinciana 14; 19. Leesburg 6. Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Liina Winborn (SUN) 11:10.73. 4x800 relay: 1. Harmony (Bolen, Mullins, Hicks, Rivera) 9:52.04. 800: 1. Kylie Kanaar (SPR) 2:18.74; 3. Alanie Rivera (HAR) 2:20.51. 100 hurdles: 1. Cathrina Morris (AUB) 14.35. 100: 1. Cydney Wright (MAI) 11.80. 4x100 relay: 1. Mainland 48.09; 3. Liberty 48.74. 400: 1. Shyann Jackson (POI) 57.44. 300 hurdles: 1. Cathrina Morris (AUB) 44.67. 200: 1. Cydney Wright (MAI) 24.01. 1600: 1. Ani Veltcheva (GAI) 5:12.70; 3. Kareena Gladis (LEE) 5:13.60. 4x400 relay: 1. Mainland 3:58.85; 3. Liberty 4:06.47. High jump: 1. Christelle Bonzil (LIB) 1.57m. Pole vault: 1. Abigail Owens (FOR) 3.45m. Long jump: 1. Jasmyn Dorsey (MAI) 5.35m; 2. Christelle Bonzil (LIB) 5.31m. Triple jump: 1. Christelle Bonzil (LIB) 11.72m. Shot put: 1. Lauryn Beacham (SUN) 11.49m. Discus: 1. Tallia Russell (SPR) 34.90m. Class 1A Region 3- At Astronaut Team scores: 1. Lakeland Christian 104; 2. Father Lopez 73; 3. Pahokee 71; 4. Benjamin School 69; 5. Circle Christian 62; 6. Master’s Academy 47; 7. John Carroll 42; 8. Mount Dora Christian 39; 9. Holy Trinity 30; 10. The First Academy 22; Other local teams: 12. City of Life Christian 18; 13. Geneva School 12; 17. Orlando Christian Prep 5; 18. Windermere Prep 3. Individual results (winners and locals in top 4): 3200: 1. Sinkenesh Parker (CC) 11:22.66; 4. Brooke McEwen (CC) 11:34.90.
4x800 relay: 1. Circle Christian (Grandstaff, Parker, Parker, Parker) 10:19.72; 3. Geneva School 10:34.73. 800: 1. Emily Horgen (BEN) 2:22.36; 2. Anagrace Fagot (CC) 2:23.53. 100 hurdles: 1. Britian Musick (LC) 15.48; 4. Debra Buggs (COL) 17.66. 100: Derica Gibson (JC) 12.44. 4x100 relay: 1. Master’s Academy (Lasala, Tanner, Riechers, Boyd) 50.50. 400: 1. Rachel Boyd (MA) 58.90; 4. Jasmyne Wright (OCP) 1:03.63. 300 hurdles: 1. Britian Musick (LC) 46.67; 3. Diana Mukoie-Carcamo (MA) 50.24. 200: 1. Derica Gibson (JC) 25.66. 1600: 1. Brooke McEwen (CC) 5:20.68; 2. Sinkenesh Parker (CC) 5:25.95; 3. Anagrace Fagot (CC) 5:27.42. 4x400 relay: 1. Master’s Academy (Tanner, Lasala, Riechers, Boyd) 4:12.33; 4. Mount Dora Christian 4:25.90. High jump: 1. Taylor Williams (FL) 5-3.75. Pole vault: 1. Emily Branham (LC) 11-1.75; 2. Liberty Jensen (TFA) 9-2.25. Long jump: 1. Taneja Robinson (FL) 17-11; 4. Debra Buggs (COL) 15-10.50. Triple jump: 1. Ava St. John (LC) 33-5.25. Shot put: 1. Madison Hiteshew (MDC) 34-9.75; 2. McKenzi Neal (TFA) 34-6.25. Discus: 1. Madison Hiteshew (MDC) 118-8; 2. Jenna Sees (MDC) 92-9.
Windermere baseball edges Hagerty in region semifinal and Bishop Moore Advances Windermere senior pitcher Bryce Hubbart tossed a complete game and senior first baseman Carson Crossley drove in two runs Saturday afternoon to help lead the host Wolverines past Hagerty 3-2 in the FHSAA Class 8A, Region 3 semifinals. Hubbart allowed seven hits and struck out seven hitters during the outing, most notably striking out four batters in the final two innings. After allowing a run in the top of the first and encountering some turbulence in the fifth inning that caused Windermere to warm up teammate Palmer Bittick, Hubbart seemed to do his best pitching down the stretch. “I think when he sees us roll somebody over to the bullpen he gets a little [angry] and doesn’t want to come out of the game,” explained Wolverines head coach Eric Lassiter. “He’s a competitor, man.” With the win, Windermere (24-4) advances to Wednesday’s regional final, where the second-year program will face either Lakeland or George Jenkins. Against Hagerty, the Wolverines’ offense was led by Crossley, who drove in a run in the first and then hit a solo home run to right in the third, going 2-for-3 on the day. “That was an absolute bomb by the way. It was murdered,” Lassiter said of Crossley’s home run. “He’s been smashing balls for the last month-and-a-half.” Hagerty starter Jackson Grabsky went 2⅓ innings before the Huskies (23-5) went to the bullpen. Senior Vaughn Grissom, who also drove in his team’s first run, went the rest of the way on the mound without allowing further damage. For Windermere, the game carried added significance, as the upstart Wolverines saw their breakout inaugural season in 2018 end with a 5-0 loss to Hagerty in the regional quarterfinals. “The first time out here in the fall, our coach pulled us together and we were like, ‘Hey, we’re trying to get to this game [against Hagerty],’” Hubbart said. “We got it and we executed.” Now the second-year program, and particularly its seniors, will try to win once more to punch a ticket to Fort Myers for the Final Four. “I love these guys and I don’t want to go home yet,” Crossley said. Bishop Moore advances: After losing in the Class 5A Region 2 final last season, Bishop Moore will have a
chance to exorcise those demons after a 10-0 victory over Brooksville Central (7-22) in five innings on Saturday in the Region 2 semifinal. Blake D’Arville and Tommy Groom combined for the shutout, with D’Arville striking out five and giving up no hits or walks. Dom Scavone went 2-for-3 with two runs and two RBI while Kyle Mock and Dale Thomas each had solo home runs. Keller Eberly and McGwire Holbrook each went 2-for-3 with a double. The Hornets (21-7) will face the winner of the other semifinal between The Villages and Newberry on May 22. Elsewhere, The First Academy (20-8) played at Clearwater Calvary Christian (23-4) in a 4A region final on Saturday night.
Boy’s track and field Flo Golden South Classic- At The First Academy, Orlando 4x800 relay: 1. Impact Speed Athletics Track Club 8:54.96; 2. Fast Lane Track Club 9:09.82; 3200: 1. Matthew Stratton (Unttached) 9:46.23; 2. Troy Smith (Unattached) 10:10.56; 4x100 relay: 1. OverTake Track Club 41.87; 2. Fast Lane Track Club 42.39; 110 hurdles: 1. Jevon Williams (OverTake) 13.87; 2. Alex Shields (Unattached) 14.00; 100: 1. Jaylin Sessions (Palatka) 10.73; 2. Alex Williams (Empire) 10.92; 1600: 1. Lewis Chaparro-Benitez (Ocala Vanguard) 4:17.67; 2. Junious Brown IV (Maclay) 4:18.80; 400: 1. Alex Kay (Ocala Vanguard) 49.06; 2. Rakeel Jack (North Florida Speed) 49.39; 400 hurdles: 1. Jabari Bryant (Rickards) 52.14; 2. Jevon Williams (OverTake) 53.35; 800: 1. Angel Vicioso (Unattached) 1:54.07; 2. Dominic Acosta (Newsome) 1:55.61; 200: 1. Malachi Shannon (Empire) 21.67; 2. Michael Harris (IMG Elite) 21.70; 4x400 relay: 1. Fast Lane Track Club 3:21.10; 2. OverTake Track Club 3:21.66; High jump: 1. Jameri Williams (Unattached) 6-5.50;
2. Guy Bond (Charger Elite) 6-3.50; Pole vault: 1. James Nutt (Unattached) 14-11; 2. Noah St. Pierre (Thin Air Vault Club) 14-5.25; Long jump: 1. Shichen Wang (IMG Elite) 21-10.75; 2. Aaron Hernandez (Charger Elite) 21-5.25; Triple jump: 1. Yirmyah (Unattached) 45-2.25; 2. Robert Richardson (Winter Haven) 44-8.75; Shot put: 1. Zechariah Blake (IMG Elite) 58-3.25; 2. Elkhanan Tanelus (Barron Collier) 46-6; Discus: 1. Zechariah Blake (IMG Elite) 163-7; 2. Johnathon Luke Witte (IMG Elite) 142-5.
Girls’ Track and Field Flo Golden South Classic- At The First Academy, Orlando 4x800 relay: 1. Impact Speed Athletics Track Club 10:32.34; 2. St. Petersburg HS 11:25.39; 3200: 1. Laci Watford (Unattached) 11:40.23; 2. Ariana Jimenez (Unattached) 12:00.77; 4x100 relay: 1. Fast Lane Track Club 46.10; 2. South Dade Express 46.50; 100 hurdles: 1. Alexis Glasco (OverTake) 14.34; 2. Xiomara Malone (Timber Creek) 14.58; 100: 1. Jan’Taijah (Northeast HS) 11.68; 2. Jacious Sears (Fast Lane) 11.72; 1600: 1. Mary Ellen Eudaly (Unattached) 4:55.16; 2. Jessica Edwards (The Fort) 5:07.82; 400: 1. Trinity Pierce (Unattached) 54.85; 2. Jahnya Hill (Northeast HS) 56.80; 400 hurdles: 1. Amaya Ugarte (Unattached) 1:01.08; 2. Tashira Edwards (Sprint Tech) 1:02.09; 800: 1. Jinah Malik-Mickens (Unattached) 2:08.47; 2. Cha’iel Johnson (Miami Gardens Xpress) 2:08.96; 200: 1. Jan’Taijah Ford (Northeast HS) 23.38; 2. Destiny Charles (E.O.T.O. Elite) 23.94; 4x400 relay: 1. E.O.T.O. Elite 3:43.11; 2. The Fort 3:46.24; High jump: 1. Christelle
Bonzil (Charger Elite) 5-5.75; 2. Natalia Madison (Impact Speed) 5-3.75; Pole vault: 1. Kai Eisenhardt (Thin Air Vault Club) 10-11.75; 2. Lauryn Dougherty (Unattached) 10-6; Long jump: 1. Saniah Fuller (Unattached) 17-8.25; 2. Victoria Richards (IMG Elite) 17-8; Triple jump: 1. Asherah Collins (Athletics Academy) 40-1.25; 2. Christelle Bonzil (Charger Elite) 38-4.25; Shot put: 1. Jhordyn Stallworth (Florida High) 38-6.75; 2. Shareya Newsome (Florida Elite) 36-4; Discus: 1. Jhordyn Stallworth (Florida High) 142-5; 2. Meredith Adams (727 Youth) 141-8.