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Coral Springs Charter falls in semis

 

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Teams Of The Week

Cypress Bay (23-0-2, ESPN FAB 50 No. 1) made a case for a mythical national championship with a 4-1 victory over Jacksonville Mandarin in the Class 5A boys’ soccer state championship game. Daniel Jensen had two goals and Martin Giordano added a goal and assist to lead the state repeat.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Chase Singletary, Somerset, wrestling: Singletary became the first state wrestling champion in school history by winning the Class 1A title at 113 pounds.

Justin Satchell, Pines Charter, boys’ basketball: Satchell had a game-high 22 points as the Jaguars beat Miami Central 70-66 in the Region 4-6A quarterfinal.

Keyshawn Evans, American Heritage, boys’ basketball: Evans had a game-high 21 points to lead the Patriots (23-5) over Suncoast 76-63 in the Class 5A regional quarterfinals.

Shiquan Hall, St. Thomas Aquinas, wrestling: Hall (30-0) won the Class 3A state title at 120 pounds.

Luis Guillorme, Chaminade, baseball: Guillorme went 2 for 3 with a home run and five runs in a 10-5 victory over Pine Crest.

Nicole Weissman, South Plantation, softball: Weissman had 10 strikeouts in a 6-0 victory over Monarch.

Bernadette Devaney, Nova, girls’ basketball: Devaney had a game-high 17 points as the Titans (25-3) rallied past Palm Beach Lakes 68-42 in the Region 4-5A Final.

Kayla Wright, Dillard, girls’ basketball: Wright had a game-high 20 points to lead the two-time defending Class 5A champion Panthers (23-4) past Estero 71-33 in the Region 4-5A Final.

Javier Rodriguez, Archbishop McCarthy, wrestling: Rodriguez (51-0) won the Class 2A state title at 160 pounds.

Bradley Smith, Fort Lauderdale, baseball: Smith went 2 for 4 with two RBI and threw a complete game 6-4 victory over Hollywood Hills.

Aisha Edwards, Coral Springs Charter, girls’ basketball: Edwards scored a game-high 30 points to lead the Panthers (23-6) over Gulliver Prep 59-44 in the Region 4-4A Final.

FABIAN LYON


BY B.J. PITZEN

LAKELAND -- Coral Springs Charter (23-7) lost the FHSAA Class 4A semifinal game 53-51 to Dunbar (28-1) on Wednesday night at the Lakeland Center.

Coach Fitzroy Anthony, who closed out his second season with the Panthers, saw his young squad make a valiant effort and almost pull off a close battle with the Tigers.

“Their [the Panthers’] mind was on winning a championship,” Anthony, who doesn’t have a senior on his team and brought eight players to Lakeland, said. “All of ‘em wanted to win. You can want to win but have to learn how to win first.”

Aisha Edwards paced the Panthers with 22 points and five assists. Emily Williams had 15 points and Celia Wojcik picked up eight boards for Coral Springs Charter.

•  DB (28-1): Williams 18, Dennard 7, Jewett 12, Desamours 16. CSC (23-7): Wojcik 8, Williams 15, Smellie 3, Edwards 22, Smith 3. Halftime: DB 31-29. Three-pointers: CSC 5 (Williams 4); DB 2. Rebounds: CSC 22 (Wojcik 8); DB 34. Assists: CSC 9 (Edwards 5); DB 14. Steals: CSC 13 (Smellie 4); DB 8.

TRACK AND FIELD

Late Tuesday - Patriot Invitational: Highlands Christian won the boys’ team crown at the Florida Christian Invitational at Tropical Park in Miami. Ryan Davis led Highlands winning the 110 and 300 hurdles and the high jump.

Girls’ team scores: 1. Florida Christian 251; 2. Highlands Christian 163; 3. Northwest Christian 80; 4. Westminster Christian 41; 5. Palmer Trinity 26; 6. Archimedean 1.

Boys’ team scores: 1. Highlands Christian 191; 2. Florida Christian 147; 3. Barrington Christian 89; 4. Palmer Trinity 53; 5. Northwest Christian 40; 6. Westminster Christian 24; 7. Archimedean 2.

Girls’ individual winners – 100: Monica Sapp (NWC) 13.01; 200: Monica Sapp (NWC) 26.82; 400: Taylor Hall (FC) 1:02.60; 800: Victoria Hoppe (WC) 2:47.60; 1600: Victoria Camargo (FC) 5:53.33; 3200: Natali Clark (FC) 15:18.88; 100 Hurdles: Jordana Abugattas (HC) 19.84; 300 Hurdles: Jenelly Sotomayor (FC) 55.49; 400 relay: Florida Christian 56.25; 1,600 relay: Florida Christian 4:34.19; 3,200 relay: Florida Christian 12:13.69; High Jump: Jordana Abugattas (HC) 4-8; Pole Vault: Grayson Mack (HC) 10-3; Long Jump: Stephanie Grenada (PT) 14-10; Triple Jump: Grayson Mack (HC) 32-7.5; Shot Put: Monique Harvey (NWC) 28-5; Discus: Monique Harvey (NWC) 83-6.

Boys’ individual winners – 100: Terry Gaitor (BC) 11.82; 200: Terry Gaitor (BC) 23.75; 400: Joseph Maroon (FC) 54.39; 800: Brandell Grant (BC) 2:12.78; 1600: Darrell Johnson (BC) 5:13.11; 3200: Allen Llodra (FC) 14:18.97; 110 Hurdles: Ryan Davis (HC) 15.93; 300 Hurdles: Ryan Davis (HC) 41.64; 400 relay: Highlands Christian 45.66; 1,600 Relay: Florida Christian 3:44.17; 3,200 Relay: Highlands Christian 10:31.26; High Jump: Ryan Davis (HC) 5-6; Pole Vault: Anthony Suarez (FC) 11-6; Long Jump: Kevin McKeage (HC) 19-2.5; Triple Jump: Fitzroy Wilks (NWC) 39-1; Shot Put: Daniel McCain (PT) 43-6; Discus: Daniel McCain (PT) 118-1.

Dillard

Having too many good options to choose from is a problem that Dillard girls basketball coach Marcia Pinder welcomes.

Arguably one of the deepest teams in the state this year, the Panthers are back in Lakeland and preparing for its Class 5A state semifinal showdown with St. Petersburg Lakewood Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. in the Lakeland Center.

Having a team with 10 equally talented girls, all capable of carrying the load, has made staying in Pinder’s starting lineup a very tough task.

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