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Never Underestimate Dr. Phillips Football: They have the Power and Will to Win By: Zachary Everidge

DR. PHILLIPS- Dr. Phillips football is off to a rough start compared to their championship season, but it is expected to pick up in the coming games. Never can you disrespect this team or program, since it’s one of the best in the State of Florida.

Currently, Dr. Phillips is 1-2-0 for wins, losses, and draws, respectively. The Panthers’ first game was on August 25th against Lee County High School who traveled down from Georgia. The Panthers lost 35-3 during their first game of the season. This came to a shock to this well-oiled team that normally dominates their opponents. Some key players who helped during the game were Jaquarri Powell and Riley Stephen. Riley Stephen had a 26 yard field goal in the first quarter. The Panthers’ second game was on August 31st against Timber Creek High School’s Wolves. The Panthers took their first win 25-7. Some key players who helped Dr. Phillips get ahead of the Wolves were Brandon Fields, Brenden Cyr, Riley Stephen, and Jacquez Jones. In the first quarter, Brandon Fields had a nine yard run resulting in the first points of the game. Riley Stephen then had the PAT. In the second quarter, the Panthers continued to score against the Wolves. Brenden Cyr had a 1 yard run and Stephen had another PAT to go with the touchdown. Stephen Dix also blocked a punt out of the end zone. In the following quarter, the third quarter, Jacquez Jones received a 13 yard pass from Cyr followed by Stephen’s kick. Keep an eye out for CB Bryan Bell-Anderson (Sr., 5-10, 175); WR Devon Buckhanon (Sr., 6-3, 180); ATH Jaquarri Powell (Sr. 5-9, 200); ATH Japerri Powell (Sr., 5-9, 190); LB Cameron Williams (Sr., 5-10, 215). Returning offensive starters (2): WR Devon Buchanon; WR Stephen Schyck (Jr., 6-1, 175). Returning defensive starters (6): CB Bryan Bell-Anderson; LB Cameron Williams; LB Jaquarri Powell; LB Japerri Powell; DL Frank Maciejczyk (Sr., 6-0, 250); LB Stephen Dix (Jr., 6-1, 215).Other key returners: FS Tarvon Young (Sr., 6-2, 205); RB Brandon Fields (Jr., 5-11, 200); CB Tevin Griffey (Jr., 5-11, 170); WR Jacquez Jones (Jr., 5-10, 170); TE Jackson Hodor (Jr., 6-4, 225); OL Derek Haupt (Jr., 6-4, 270).Top newcomers: ATH Nivon Holland (Jr., 5-11, 175); QB Brenden Cyr (Jr., 6-5, 195) from West Orange; WR Shi Gaskin (Jr., 6-3, 190) from Biloxi, Miss.; FS Jadai Smith (Soph., 6-2, 175); WR Jalen Washington (Soph., 6-0, 175); OL Kyjuan Phillips (Soph., 6-4, 270). Dr. Phillips’ most recent game was against West Orange High School on September 7th. Dr. Phillips’Panthers lost to the West Orange Warriors at home 31-28. This was a hard fought battle that both teams played with heart.

It’s called the Orange Crate Bowl for good reasons. This year, the Orange Create will return back to West Orange until next season when the two powerhouse teams will go at it once again. Dr. Phillips’ next game will be on September 14th against Apopka Blue Darters at Apopka High School.

5/29/18 - 6/12/18 • Florida Sporting News

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West Orange Football Wins the Orange Crate Bowl against Rival Dr. Phillips By: Zachary Everidge

WINTER GARDEN- West Orange High School’s season is off to a great start. The Warriors’ first game was against Olympia High School’s Titans. West Orange took a win by 46 points ending with a score of 56-10. The Warriors’ second game was against Rockledge, but Rockledge gave West Orange their first loss of the season at a close score of 49-42. This was a close game that saw a hungry West Orange team fighting to the end. West Orange only lost by one touchdown that was conceded in the last minutes of the game.

Some key players in this game were Darrell Harding, Elijah Stimmell, and Guiliano Barber.

Elijah completed 16 passes accounting for 164 yards with three touchdowns and one interception.

West Orange also had a very big comeback throughout the game, but they just barley fell short.

Game-changers were WR Darrell Harding (Sr., 6-4, 195); RB Nemea Hall (Jr., 6-0, 212); LB Nasir Carter (Sr., 6-3, 215); DB Tywon Little (Sr., 5-10, 186); QB Elijah Stimmell (Sr., 6-4, 205). Returning offensive starters (8): QB Elijah Stimmell; WR Darrell Harding; RB Nemea Hall; WR Keyshawn Goins (Sr.); WR J.C. Carlies (Jr.); OL Max Konters; OL Cyrus Yousofi; RB Sinica Sigler (Jr.). Returning defensive starters (7): LB Nasir Carter; DB Tywon Little; LB Austin Chilton (Sr.); LB Garrett Clark (Sr.); DL Daniel Harrington (Jr.); DB Caleb Danner (Sr.); CB Russell Robinson (Sr.). Top newcomers: DB Caleb Danner (from Olympia).

The West Orange Warriors most recent game was against their next town rivals, Dr. Phillips High School on September 9th. The game ended with a score of 31-28. Some key players in this game were Nemea Hall, Darrell Harding, Elijah Stimmell, and Colton Scharfeld. In the first quarter, Nemea Hall had a 50 yard run and Darrell Harding had a touchdown thrown by Elijah Stimmell. In the second quarter, Colton Scharfeld had a 25 yard field goal at 4:54. In the third quarter, Darrell Harding had another pass from Elijah Stimmell and then had an interception return. Colton Scharfeld then kicked and scored two more kicks. In the fourth quarter, West Orange was not as fortunate in scoring points during this part of the game. This away match finished in a great win for the Warriors to add to their record. The Warriors are currently 2-1-0 for wins, losses, and draws, respectively. The next game will be on September 14th at Timber Creek High School. This was one of the most exciting games of the year. You never know who is going to win the Orange Create Bowl.

This game was for bragging rights amongst players who have known each other for many years.

Some of these players even played Pop-Warner football together. That is why this game is always the biggest game of the season for both teams.

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Olympia are Optimistic About their Season: It’s a Team Effort!

By: Mikey Attardi

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The Olympia Titans have had a rough start so far this season. Even though this is Travis Gabriel’s first year as the head coach of Olympia, we are still seeing a strong team being formed. Their last game onFriday the 7th was lost to a top ranking team, Edgewater with the score of 49-21. Although they scored less than half the points, this does not reflect the strength of Olympia’s offense. Coach Gabriel says that they needed to improve on their offensive and defensive line in order to work better as a team. Overall Gabriel says that his team played a good game and that they played to the best of their ability. The Titans will be going up against another tough opponent, Cyprus Creek this Friday the 14th. The game will take place at the Olympia high school stadium at 7:00 pm. Coach Gabriel says that one of the best strategies to win is to stay consistent and work as a team. ͞Football is a team sport and the only way to win is to play together.͟ According to the coach there was no team member that stood out more than another, because they all worked so well as a group that there could be no single player that did all the work. Although the game is a team sport there are some more impact players on the team than others, this includes Bryan Donald, Jakari Ross, Taelson Jean, Djim Rene, Maurice Booker, Amari Kindred, Jamari Kindred, Dante Clarke, Bryant Casteel, and O.J. Havens. Although Olympia has lost their last three games they still have the heart and spirit as a team to win. This is a proud and respected program. They have several truly skilled players who want to win.

Hopefully, the Titans can find a way to power through the fourth quarter and not all short before the end. This has been the ͞Achilles heel͟ this season. They have been playing teams tough for three quarters and appear tired in the fourth. Once they correct this issue, you will see a team that everyone will be concerned about. Don’t be surprised if they pull a great victory against a top rated team this season.

That is how much talent is on this team!

5/29/18 - 6/12/18 • Florida Sporting News

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The Foundation Lions Pull Out an Emotional and Honorable Win for Teammate Bailey Trinder By: Valencia Axson

Winter Garden - On Friday, September 7th, The Foundation Lions pulled a blow-out against Bradenton Christian with the score being 30-0. The team is now on a 3 game winning streak, going 3-0. This is not a surprise since the Lions have an incredible coach. Coach Lords understands how to motivate and inspire his players. He creates a work ethic that his players respect him for. That is how a team wins! On offense: Henry Austad (Jr.) passed for 126 yards and three touchdown passes leading the Lions to a 30-0 triumph over Bradenton Christian. Austad teams with Danny Stutsman (Soph.) for two first quarter touchdowns and a second quarter touchdown also with Grayson Wagner (Sr.) having an eccentric touchdown in the second quarter. Joey Zagame (Sr.) also had 4 amazing catches and college scouts should start keeping an eye on this prospect. Bryan Thomas (Fr.) rushed 45 yards, and Tanner Hammond (Sr.) rushing 40 yards tying in for the most rushed yards on Friday night. As for defense: Andrew Johns (Sr.) had 4 tackles and 3 assists, Warren Sapp II (Sr.) had 6 tackles and 4 assists, Michael Lemieux-Bott had 5 tackles and 4 assists, and Danny Stutsman resulting in 5 tackles and 3 assists that Friday. Joey Fragoso (Sr.), Matthew Puchalski (Jr.), and Henry Austad (Jr.) all resulted into having one interception each, all averaging 55 interception yards in total. Danny Stutsman (Soph.) also had a fumble recovery for a touchdown and recorded a safety. This is a solid defense that is helping the lions keep ahead of their pride. The whole student body and Foundation family showed up that night to honor Bailey Trinder who is #68 on the team. Students showed up with signs saying “Bailey Strong” after receiving news that he was involved in a serious car accident the previous night, resulting with him being in critical condition. The team took the victory notably saying, “We won this game tonight for Bailey.”“The power of prayer will hopefully help the healing process for Bailey.”said a Foundation parent. Foundation plays an away game against Northside Christian at 7:00 Friday, September 14th. Can you say 4-0?

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Edgewater Football is on a Three Game Winning Streak By: Valencia Axson Orlando - Edgewater were the big favorites in their most recent game, and for good reason. They took the field against the Olympia Titans on Friday by a conclusive 49-21 score. That result is just more of the same for Edgewater, who also won the last time these teams have played. The win bumped Edgewater's record up to 3-0. Olympia are still searching for that first win as they fell to 0-3. Edgewater’s coach Duke’s has his team ready to take on any division rival this season. Edgewater has a great core of players like QB R.J. Harvey (Sr., 5-10, 185); DE Nate White (Sr., 6-3, 220); S Jahsimeon Campblin (Sr., 6-1, 175); DB Malik Prioleau (Sr., 5-10, 170); RB Isaiah Connelly (Jr., 5-9, 185). Returning offensive starters (8): QB RJ Harvey; HB Rashad Bouie (Sr., 5-9, 210); RB Isaiah Connelly; LT David Anderton (Jr., 6-3, 270); LG Jalen Early (Jr., 5-10, 275); C Devin Hevener (Soph., 6-0, 215); RG James Brown (Jr., 6-1, 260); WR Coby Stribling (Sr., 5-10, 165). Returning defensive starters (7): DE Nate White; LB DJ Hampton (Jr., 5-10, 195); LB Hudson Driggers (Sr., 6-2, 230); DB Shary Jefferson (Jr., 6-1, 185); DB Kyan Graham (Jr., 5-11, 175); DB Malik Prioleau; S Jahsimeon Campblin. Other key returners: DE Antwun Gordon (Sr., 6-3, 245); OL/DL Daniel Green (Jr., 6-2, 260); ATH Abdul Harmon (Sr., 5-8, 165). Top newcomers: WR Tommi Hill (Soph., 6-2, 185; from Evans); S Eric Doctor (Jr., 6-1, 200; from Evans); LB Kenneth Brown (Soph., 6-0, 230; from Evans). Next week Edgewater take on Ocoee at 7:00 PM. Expect the scorekeeper to be kept busy: if their previous games are any indication, Edgewater and Ocoee will really light up the scoreboard. Olympia will stay at home against Cypress Creek at 7:00 PM. Olympia is in the 8A District 5 contest, being help September 14th. Olympia will battle again to advance themselves on their 0-3 season record. The Olympia Titans football varsity team had a vexatious game against the Edgewater Eagles this past Friday. This was one of the scheduled ͞Touchdowns against Cancer,͟ games scheduled for this season. Pledges are for every touchdown scored from September 7th - 30th to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and help the 16,000 children and adolescents that will be diagnosed with cancer this year. The Edgewater Eagles now hold a 3-0 record remaining undefeated in their schedule while the Olympia Titans holds 0-3. Last year when these two teams came face-to-face, the same results occurred. The final score of 49-21 is proof that Edgewater is driven with a determination like none other.

5/29/18 - 6/12/18 • Florida Sporting News

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Windermere Comes Up Short against University By: Valencia Axson

Windermere – The Windermere Wolverines came up short on Friday, September 7th against the University Cougars located in Orlando. The score was 21-34, Windermere having one touchdown each quarter except third quarter. This is a huge improvement from a first year program with no touchdowns all last season, to a very competitive team and great coach.

Players like Isaiah Jackson (Sr.) rushed 158 yards in total, averaging 7.9 yards per carry. Austin Hatcher (Sr.) also had 91 yards in total, averaging 6.5 yards per carry. Matthew Richardson (So.) also had 36 receiving yards, averaging 18 yards per catch, and Will Disalvo (Jr.) had 27 receiving yards having one touchdown as well. Still being a new football program, Windermere with their new first year coach Fred Priest, are still going strong no matter what their record looks like. They provide a good fight, with their closest game to winning was against the Cypress Creek Bears with only 3 points that could’ve tied them with the Bears. Team leaders that game against the Cypress Creek Bears were players Isaiah Jackson (Sr.), Judah Martin (Sr.), Rodney Green (Sr.) and Austin Hatcher (Sr.). Game-changers were also: C Gabe Deneen (Sr, 6-3, 305); LB Amer Amer (Soph., 6-0, 195); DL/ OL Judah Martin (Sr., 6-0, 305); DE/TE Rodney Green (Sr., 6-4, 240); DB/RB Dylan Palmer (Jr.; 6-3, 185). Other top players: RB Austin Hatcher (Sr.); QB Isaiah Jackson (Sr., 6-2, 198); FB Michael Richardson (Jr., 6-0, 205); LB/OL Matthew Messner; LB Jason Rehberg; DL/ FB Joshua Curry. Windermere is now 0-2, with their last loss against Cypress Creek with the score being 30-27.

Still being a new team, they have a chance to redeem their selves against the East River Falcon’s Friday, September 14th at 7:00pm on Windermere’s home field. The Falcon’s will enter the fight with a 2-1 record after their 16-3 loss to Timber Creek.

The University Cougars now possess a 1-2 record, with their next game being against Colonial on Friday, September 28th.

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Windermere Prep. Looks to be Unstoppable this Season: Led by a Solid Offense and Defense By: Zachary Everidge

WINDERMERE- Windermere Prep’s Lakers are having a great season so far and are expected to continue to succeed this year. The Lakers are currently 3-0-0 for wins, losses, and ties, respectively. Their first game definitely went their way. On August 23rd, Windermere Prep played Lakewood as KSA – East vs West Showdown. The final score was 28-2 with Windermere coming out on top. Windermere had a total of 200 total team passing yards and 176 total team rushing yards. In receiving yards, Windermere Prep had a team total of 209 yards. In total, Windermere Prep’s Lakers covered a total of 376 yards. Some of the game-changers were OLB/WR Khadry Jackson (Sr., 6-2, 215); ILB/TE Mason Russell (Sr., 6-3, 230); QB/ DB Kai Patterson (Sr., 5-11, 175); OL/DL Jared Blount (Sr.; 6-3, 305); DB/WR Najji Allen (Sr., 5-10, 155). Returning offensive starters that made a difference were: OL Tyler Kousaie; OL Jonah Best; OL Watson McBride; OL Jared Blount; QB Kai Patterson; WR Ross Fournet; TE Mason Russell; WR Matthew Kane; WR Khadry Jackson. They also have several strong returning defensive starters: DE Matthew Kane; DE Jared Blount; DE John Geller; ILB Mason Russell; ILB Zane Fullmer; OLB Stone Farnsworth; DB Ross Fournet; DB Seth Daniels; DB Kai Patterson; DB Rafael Betancourt. Top newcomers who helped were: DB/WR Najji Allen (from West Orange); TE/DE Hunter Smallback (Sr., 6-5, 230; from The First Academy).

Windermere Prep had a solid defensive game. They had a total of 49 tackles and 4.0 sacks. They also had 2 interceptions. Windermere Prep’s second game was on August 31st at Windermere Prep against Eagle’s View who traveled from Jacksonville. The result of the game was a win for Windermere Prep with a score of 49-0. There was a total of 7 completed passes out of 11 attempts. There was a total of 93 yards thrown and 93 yards received, with 8 received. In terms of rushing, Windermere rushed a total of 102 yards with 16 runs. There were a total of 54 team tackles and 2 fumbles. Some key players in this game were Joel Noel, Najji Allen, Kai Patterson, and Zane Fullmer. The Lakers’ third game was against Saint Stephen’s Episcopal from Bradenton. The game was played at Deputy Scott Pine Park on September 7th. The final score of the game was 35-21, once again resulting in a win for Windermere Prep’s Lakers. Windermere Prep’s next game will be on September 14th, at 4:30 pm at Windermere Prep against Central Florida Christian Academy. Can you say 4-0?

5/29/18 - 6/12/18 • Florida Sporting News

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Wekiva Mustangs Pulls Out an Upset Over Winter Park!

By: Valencia Axson Apopka – Full of anticipation with another rivalry on the home field of the Mustangs, Wekiva pulls out an unpredictable win against the Wildcats of Winter Park! Wekiva (3-0) remains undefeated while ranking number one in their district. Brandon Hill (Sr.) rushed 85 yards averaging 9.4 per carry.

Supreme Richardson (Jr.) rushed 71 yards averaging 4.7 yards per carry and Larry Preston (Jr.) also rushed 29 yards averaging 4.1 per carry. Hill states, “We had a very slow first half, but we knew we were better than that.”Brandon Hill (Sr.) ultimately resulted in three touchdowns with his last touchdown being on a run with two yards having 45 seconds to play securing a comeback and Jalen Williams had one touchdown recovery on that Friday night. Malcom Green totaled in 101 punt return yards, averaging 25.3 yards per punt. Some of the game-changers are: LB Rian Davis (Sr., 6-4, 225); DT Tyler Davis (Sr., 6-2, 290); CB Renardo Green (Sr., 6-1, 185); DB Brandon Hill (Sr., 6-0, 205); DE Norell Pollard (Sr., 6-4, 275). Returning offensive starters: OL Zyire Willett (Sr., 6-2, 320); OL JaJuan Gordon (Sr., 6-0, 290); RB Solomon Edgerton (Sr., 5-9, 200); WR Terrence Moore (Sr., 5-10, 180); TE/WR Jalen Williams (Jr., 6-7, 200); FB Steven Pierre (Sr., 5-9, 225). Returning defensive starters: DT Tyler Davis; DE Norell Pollard; DE Erion Lowe (Sr., 6-2, 235); CB Renardo Green; S Brandon Hill; DT Trevor Barfield (6-4, 225). Top newcomers: LB Rian Davis (from Clear Lake, Texas); LB James Lynch Jr. (Sr., 6-3, 235; from Olympia); S Malik Dixon (Sr., 6-2, 190; from Lake Highland); LB Teddy Adkins (Sr., 6-3, 185; from Ocoee); WR Malik Tolbert (Sr., 6-4, 180; from Winter Park); OT Gunter Williams (Soph., 6-5, 290). Wekiva redeemed their selves in the last quarter in the final minutes despite trailing 22-13 while previously fumbling the ball two times while yielding a 32 yard field goal to the Wildcats. Wekiva Coach Rich Bedesem says, “The proudest thing I was, is how hard the kids fought to the end. They never quit even when we were down two scores with 7 minutes left.” Coach also states, “Our defensive side stepped up and didn’t give up any points during the second half besides only a few despite a turnover.” Turnovers were the issue and they will be correcting that this week. Wekiva has a home non-conference game playing against Olympia on Friday, September 21st at WINTER GARDEN 7:00 pm.

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Bishop Moore is Looking Forward to a Big Win against Archbishop Spalding By: Zachary Everidge

ORLANDO- Bishop Moore Catholic High School’s Hornets currently have an overall of 1-1-0 for wins, losses, and draws, respectively. Bishop Moore’s first game was on August 24th against a powerhouse Edgewater High School team at Edgewater. The score was 24-20 resulting in a loss for Bishop Moore but a hard nose fight to the end. This was the first time since 1991 that Edgewater High School’s Eagles beat Bishop Moore. For many years, this was a rival game until they were taken out of their division. Recently, the two strong programs have been focused on winning this key matchup. Some key players on Friday’s game were Junior TE Caleb Perez, Senior SS Caleb Blake, RB Jake Kiefer, WR Dylan Brazil, OT Andrew Butler, Senior OT Arthur Ray, Senior OG Mark Fromang, Senior TE Christian Fries, ILB Nick Spitulski, LB Jackson Canfield, Senior OLB Jess Hartmann, Senior SS Channing Stotts, Junior FS/OLB Jordan Jackson, Junior CB Alex Andre, and Sophomore CB Malachi Rennie. These players contributed very well in the past two games and are expected to do great things this season. These key players also performed well against Lake Brantley High School’s Patriots. The game was played on the evening of August 31st at Bishop Moore High School’s stadium. The score of the game was 21-14 resulting in a win for the Hornets. In the first quarter, Bishop Moore scored 7 points and the Patriots scored 0. In the second quarter, Bishop Moore scored 0 points and Lake Brantley scored 7. The third quarter was the same as the second, giving the Hornets 7 points and Lake Brantley 0. In the fourth quarter, Lake Brantley came back from being down 14-7 to win the game by scoring 14 more points finishing with a score of 14-21. Bishop Moore’s next game will be on September 14th against Archbishop Spalding at Archbishop Spalding at 7:00 pm.

5/29/18 - 6/12/18 • Florida Sporting News

Lake Highland Prep. Is Ready for another Successful Season By: Zachary Everidge

ORLANDO- Lake Highland Prep’s Highlanders are having an even start to the season under returning Coach Ben Bullock. Currently, the Highlanders are 1-1-0 for wins, losses, and draws, respectively. Some key players who helped their team get their first win on Friday August 24th 2018 against Kingdom Prep’s Royals are Quarterback Tom Furry, Center Luke Hudson, Wide Receiver Darreyl Williams, Wide Receiver Jefferson Walls, Offensive Line Sophomore Francisco Tobar, Senior Defensive Line Sam Audie, and Junior Line Backer Jack Kalicak.

Top players: QB Tom Furry (Sr., 6-2, 180); WR/DB Jefferson Walls (Sr., 6-0, 175); WR/DB Darreyl Williams (Sr., 5-10, 170); OLB Carson Rigby (Sr., 6-4, 190); C Luke Hudson (Sr., 6-2, 230). Returning offensive starters (5): QB Tom Furry; C Luke Hudson; WR Darreyl Williams; WR Jefferson Walls; OL Francisco Tobar (Soph.).

Returning defensive starters (3): DB Darreyl Williams; DL Sam Audie (Sr., 5-8, 185); LB Jack Kalicak (Jr.).

The score of the first game was 14-6 giving Lake Highland their first win after traveling to Auburndale. The Highlanders’ second game was against Trinity Catholic’s Celtics. The score of the Highlanders second game was 39-0. The winning team was the Celtics. Lake Highland prep had a total of 130 yards, 17 passing yards, and 113 rushing yards against Trinity Catholics’ Celtics. Trinity Catholic had 333 yards, 68 passing yards, and 265 rushing yards against the Highlanders. Both teams had one fumble and one turnover.

Currently the Highlanders are neither positive nor negative on their win-loss ratio. The next upcoming games for the rest of the month that Lake Highland Preps’ Highlanders are playing are on September 14th against Avon Park at Lake Highland Prep, September 21st against Trinity Prep at Lake Highland Prep, and on September 28th against Providence High School at Lake Highland Prep. Providence’s Stallions will be traveling from Jacksonville to Orlando to play at Lake Highland Prep. Lake Highland Prep’s team hope to win most of their upcoming games and they would like to keep a positive winning ratio.

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