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Reyes’ winning RBI lifts Varela over Coral Gables in softball

 

Last week’s best performances

TEAMS OF THE WEEK

The Hialeah Gardens boys’ basketball team won its first GMAC championship with a convincing victory over Norland. Ramon Rodriguez, Gian Clavel, Adrian Gonzalez and Alvaro Simoza each scored in double figures. The Gladiators had at least four players score in double figures in each game of the tournament.

The Dade Christian cheerleading team had the best performance by any Miami-Dade County team at the state meet, finishing second in the Class 1A Small Varsity Division.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Sam Singer, Ransom, boys’ basketball: Singer had 26 points, 12 rebounds, 11 assists and six steals to lead the Raiders over St. Brendan.

Cleon Roberts, Norland, boys’ basketball: Roberts had 33 points, including four three-pointers, in the GMAC championship game.

Tiffany Suarez, Lourdes, girls’ basketball: Suarez scored 48 points and had 18 assists in two games to lead the Bobcats to wins over Ferguson and South Miami and to help the team win the District 15-8A title.

Alexis Richards, Palmetto, girls’ basketball: Richards had 23 points and 24 rebounds to lead the Panthers to the District 16-8A title over Varela.

Amanda Sicre, Florida Christian, girls’ basketball: Sicre had 23 points to lead the Patriots to a win over Marathon and their first district title in 10 years.

William Ford and Blair Faust, South Dade, wrestling: Ford and Faust each won their first district championships to lead the Bucs to the District 16-3A title.

Keiondre Wedderburn, North Miami Beach, wrestling: Wedderburn scored a pin in 1:50 to win his 170-pound division and lead the Chargers to the District 14-3A title.

Stefano LaRosa, Gulliver, boys’ soccer: LaRosa scored three goals to help the Raiders defeat Ransom Everglades 3-2 in a thrilling Region 4-2A semifinal.

Tyler Ursuy, Westminster Christian, boys’ soccer: Ursuy scored three goals to rally the Warriors to a 3-2 win over Miami Country Day in the regional quarterfinals, and then scored the game-winner in a 3-1 semifinal win over Palmer Trinity.

Bailey Evans, Palmer Trinity, girls’ soccer: Evans made 17 saves to keep the Falcons in it until they beat Melbourne Central Catholic on penalty kicks to clinch their first berth in the state finals.

ANDRE C. FERNANDEZ


Jasmine Reyes had the game-winning RBI to lead the Varela Vipers to a 6-5 victory over Coral Gables in the first softball game of the season Monday night.

Varela fell behind 4-2 in the first inning of the game but rallied to tie the score at 6. The Vipers scored three runs in the seventh inning to win the game.

VARELA 6, CORAL GABLES 5

VAR2010 0 0 3— 642
CG40 10 0 0 0— 5113

WP: Giselle Mesa (1-0). Top performers: Jasmine Reyes 3-4, 2 RBI. Melissa Martinez 2-3, HR. Christy Martinez 2-3, 2 runs. VAR 1-0.

 

WRESTLING

•  Saturday - District 16-1A - Team standings: 1. Key West 225; 2. Westminster Christian 108; 3. Doral Academy 88; 4. Florida Christian 73; 5. Tavernier Coral Shores 45; 6. Ransom Everglades 26; 7. Palmer Trinity 23. Individual results – Championship finals - 106: Pablo Schwiep (WC) dec. Angelo Guieb (KW) 7-4; 113: Christopher Alfaro (DOR) maj. dec. Kerry Brisley (KW) 15-1; 120: Daniel Laguna (KW) pin Raul Gonzalez (PT) 1:16; 126: Ivan Demier (KW) default; 132: Glenn Evans (KW) pin Bryan Esteban (DOR) 0:49; 138: Andrew Calderwood (KW) pin Mario Zepeda (DOR) 0:47; 145: Maximo Llama (KW) dec. Carlos Rios (FC) 6-0; 152: Andre Guieb (KW) maj. dec. Jose Fernandez-Velez (FC) 11-0; 160: Julian Seekins (FC) pin Uriel Diaz (KW) pin 5:10; 170: John Piraino (KW) tech Garret Rubin (RE) 18-3; 182: St. Pierre Anilus (KW) pin Abraham Suarez (DOR) 1:54; 195: Sterling Hill-Ridegway (CS) pin Alex Reyes (WC) 4:44; 220: Jeff Mata (WC) pin Jerry Regis (KW) 3:52; 285: Matt Lynch (WC) pin David Avila (FC) 1:18. Consolation finals – 106: Maximilian Cardoso (DOR) no match; 113: Jake Tobiczyk (WC) pin John Cabauy III (FC) 1:39; 120: Ryan Doyle (WC) no match; 132: John Perotti (CS) pin Kristopher Kroger (FC) 5:20; 138: Rion Hunter (CS) pin Tristan Suris (WC) 5:20; 145: Ricky Benvenuti (RE) pin Jimmy Armstrong (WC) 3:15; 152: Homero Perez (DOR) dec. Oliver Black (WC) 8-6; 160: Sean Becker (RE) default; 182: Jerald Stacks (PT) pin Alex Forjan (WC) 3:05; 195: John Pozzi (KW) pin Eduardo Salazar (DOR) 1:40; 220: Thomas Johnson (CS) default; 285: Jack Walker (KW).

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

• District 14-2A quarterfinal – Hebrew Academy 59, Greater Miami 31: HEB (13-13) - Abramowitz 16, Schechter 13, Dahan, D., 6, Hayden 6, Shakib 5, Masin 4, Paul 3, Rosenberg 2, Taieb 2, Wachtel 2. GM: Gonzales 18, Glenn 7, Hernandez 4, Stewart 2. Halftime: HEB 41-9. Three-pointers: Schechter 2, Shakib, Paul. Rebounds - Abramowitz 8. Assists: Paul 4. Steals: Schechter 3.

• District 15-3A quarterfinal – Mater Lakes 62, Hillel 55: ML (7-13): Escarment 24, Ortiz 10, Metaier 7. HIL: Ammar 26, Elharr 11.

MORE SOFTBALL

MIAMI BEACH 15, KROP 12

MB900 140 1— 150 0
KRO350 0 121 — 0 0 0

WP: Laura Fernandez. LP: K. Lorber. Top performers: Daniella Guerra 2-4, HR, 4 RBI. Rosemary Machado 3-3, 2 RBI. Karen Silva 2-3, 2 RBI. MB 1-0.

AMERICAN 9, FERGUSON 0

AME1 00 0 332— 941
FER00 0 0 0 0 – — 0 56

WP: Brian Nieves (1-0). Top performers: Michelle Murch 1-4, 3 runs. Lauren Cami 1-4, RBI. AMER 1-0.

• MIAMI SPRINGS 10, CAROL CITY 0

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